The Apple Watch Series 11 and Huawei Watch 5 both feature an OLED/AMOLED display type, but their screen sizes differ. The Apple Watch has a larger 1.96″ screen, while the Huawei Watch offers a smaller 1.5″ screen. Both devices are water-resistant with an IP68 rating, meaning they can handle dust and immersion in water up to a certain depth—50 m for the Apple Watch and 40 m for the Huawei Watch. Additionally, both watches support an Always-On Display, ensuring that you can always see your watch face without needing to activate it.
In terms of resolution, the Apple Watch Series 11 has a slightly lower 416 x 496 px resolution, compared to the Huawei Watch 5's 466 x 466 px. The Apple Watch also has a higher pixel density of 330 ppi versus the Huawei Watch's 310 ppi, which could result in a sharper display on the Apple Watch. Both watches have a touch screen, a replaceable watch band, and sapphire glass displays, though neither features branded damage-resistant glass.
The physical dimensions of the two watches differ as well. The Apple Watch Series 11 is thinner at 9.7 mm, with a lighter weight of 43.1 g, and has a height of 46 mm and width of 39 mm. In contrast, the Huawei Watch 5 is thicker at 11.3 mm, weighs 63 g, and has a slightly larger height of 46.7 mm and width of 46 mm. The Apple Watch can operate in temperatures between 0 °C and 35 °C, while the Huawei Watch has a wider range, functioning between -20 °C and 55 °C. Both watches are not designed specifically for kids.