The Infinix GTWATCH 5 Pro is now available in the Philippines, with a listed price of ₱2,499. It is a budget smartwatch built around a bright AMOLED screen, 5ATM swim-proof protection, and a set of gaming features that pair it with an Infinix phone. For the price, it packs specs that usually sit a tier or two higher, which is what makes this local launch worth a closer look.
The watch is listed for ₱2,499 in early Philippine coverage and is already showing up on online stores. You can find it on the Lazada Philippines listing as well as on Shopee.
Infinix GTWATCH 5 Pro price and availability in the Philippines
Here is the short version for Filipino buyers:
- Listed price: ₱2,499
- Where to buy: Lazada and Shopee (online)
- Colors: Black or Silver
- Straps: nylon and silicone options
At ₱2,499, it sits in the same crowded price band as entry-level trackers from Xiaomi, realme, and HUAWEI, but Infinix is leaning on its bigger screen and gaming hooks to stand out.
Display and design
The GTWATCH 5 Pro uses a 1.43-inch AMOLED HD screen with a 466 x 466 resolution (about 461 ppi, or pixels per inch — how sharp the display looks). AMOLED (a screen type where each pixel makes its own light) means deep blacks and punchy colors, which is a step up from the cheaper LCD panels common at this price.
Control comes from two physical inputs: a rotating crown that doubles as the home button, and a separate AI button that fires up the voice assistant. Infinix says the watch supports more than 150 watch faces, so you can change the look often.
Health and fitness tracking
On the wellness side, the watch covers the usual daily-health basics. According to Infinix's official Philippine spec sheet, it handles:
- All-day heart rate and blood oxygen (SpO2) monitoring
- All-day stress tracking and sleep tracking
- Step counting and breathing exercises
- Female menstrual cycle tracking
- A one-click "smart health check" that runs several readings at once
Infinix adds AI health analysis and AI sports tracking on top, and regional listings put the total at more than 100 sports modes.
Gaming features and Esports Mode
The "GT" branding points to gaming, and this is where the GTWATCH 5 Pro tries to separate itself from a plain fitness band. When paired with a compatible Infinix phone, its Esports Mode turns the watch into a second screen: it can show real-time game data, push a synchronized game countdown, and move notifications to your wrist so alerts do not cover the phone screen mid-match. There are also two built-in mini-games on the watch itself — Memory Cards and Tic-Tac-Toe.
This mode was first shown pairing with the Infinix GT 50 Pro gaming phone, where the watch acts as a companion display for match stats.
Battery, positioning, and calls
The watch runs on a 460mAh lithium-polymer battery, which Infinix rates at 7 to 21 days of use depending on how hard you push it. Charging is done through a magnetic pad and takes about 2 hours.
For tracking runs and rides, there is a built-in multi-GNSS chip (the part that reads satellite signals for location) covering GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, Galileo, and QZSS. Connectivity runs on Bluetooth 5.4, and a built-in speaker and microphone let you take Bluetooth calls straight from your wrist.
Key specifications
| Spec | Infinix GTWATCH 5 Pro |
|---|
| Display | 1.43-inch AMOLED HD, 466 x 466 |
| Water resistance | 5ATM (swim-proof) |
| Battery | 460mAh, 7–21 days |
| Charging | Magnetic, about 2 hours |
| Positioning | Multi-GNSS (GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS) |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.4, BT calling |
| Health | Heart rate, SpO2, stress, sleep, menstrual cycle |
| Watch faces | 150+ |
| PH price | ₱2,499 |
How the Philippine price compares
The GTWATCH 5 Pro is not brand new to the region. It first went on sale in Malaysia in May 2026, Lowyat.NET reported, at RM299 (around ₱4,510), with a bundle promo dropping it to RM269 (around ₱4,050) when bought with the GT 50 Pro phone.
Set against that, the ₱2,499 Philippine listing looks aggressive — well below a straight conversion of the Malaysian sticker. That fits the pattern of Infinix pricing its accessories low to win first-time smartwatch buyers here. If you are shopping in this bracket, it is worth weighing against Infinix's own recent local releases, such as the wearable-adjacent Infinix AI Glasses XGA01 now in the Philippines, and other budget hardware like the Infinix HOT 70 now on sale locally. Buyers who want a sportier, higher-end tracker can also look at the pricier HUAWEI Watch GT Runner 2 in the Philippines.
As always with online listings, check the seller and any launch-day promo before you buy, since introductory prices can shift after the first stock runs out.
FAQ
How much is the Infinix GTWATCH 5 Pro in the Philippines?
It carries a listed price of ₱2,499 and is sold through Lazada and Shopee.
Is the Infinix GTWATCH 5 Pro safe for swimming?
Yes. It has a 5ATM water-resistance rating, which Infinix describes as swim-proof for everyday pool use.
Can it make phone calls?
Yes. It has a built-in speaker and microphone and supports Bluetooth calling over Bluetooth 5.4 when connected to your phone.
