Lenovo Watch Fit 3 unveiled with 1.96-inch OLED display

Lenovo introduced the Watch Fit 3 in China, an affordable smartwatch with a 1.96-inch OLED, plated metal frame, IP68 rating, 50+ sports modes via GOMORE, health tracking and a 390 mAh battery rated for 6–9 days.

Lenovo Watch Fit 3 unveiled with 1.96-inch OLED display
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Lenovo has unveiled the Watch Fit 3 in China, an entry-level smartwatch that pairs a large 1.96-inch OLED display with a metal frame and a budget price of 199 yuan.

Design and display

The Watch Fit 3 uses a 1.96-inch OLED panel with a 410 by 502 pixel resolution. Lenovo says the larger screen provides more room for watch faces, notifications and workout information compared with its Watch S and Watch 2024 models, which have 1.43-inch displays. The front is protected by 2.5D curved tempered glass.

The case is built from plated zinc alloy and the control buttons are made from oxidized aluminum alloy. The rear cover and the heart rate sensor lens employ IML plating. Lenovo lists the device dimensions as 47 by 39.8 by 9.9 millimeters, notes an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, and bundles a silicone strap.

Sports and health tracking

According to official information, the Watch Fit 3 relies on the GOMORE sports algorithm to support more than 50 exercise modes, including running, cycling and ball sports. For health monitoring the watch provides resting heart rate tracking, blood oxygen measurement and sleep tracking. It can also send reminders for prolonged inactivity, drinking water and medication.

Connectivity, features and battery

The Watch Fit 3 includes a range of convenience features: AI-powered real-time translation with audio playback, Bluetooth calling, music control and offline payment support. Lenovo equips the watch with a 390 milliampere-hour battery and rates its endurance at six to nine days on a single charge.

Lenovo has priced the Watch Fit 3 at 199 yuan (about $30) for the Chinese market.

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