News & Reviews:   huawei smartwatch

Last May, Huawei launched the new Huawei Watch Pro 4. The smartwatch runs the latest HarmonyOS 3.0 and supports wireless charging like its competitors. We had the chance to test this device for almost 3 weeks, so this is what we think about the smartwatch.

Is that picture real? Yes, very much so and it was actually confirmed by Huawei. According to sources, this is called the Huawei Watch Buds and it's a 2-in-1 product that was supposed to launch on 2 December but the event got postponed.

Huawei smartwatches are pretty common but have you heard of a Nova smartwatch? Normally, the Nova brand is known as a mid-range series for Huawei and with the new trademark registration, this could mean that an affordable smartwatch is coming for the youth.

After releasing HarmonyOS 2.0, it's time for HUAWEI to integrate the operating system (OS) with some of the product categories and sell them. Earlier, it has been announced that the OS will be used by IoT devices including smartwatches, smart TVs, cars, and more. Now, it looks like progress will be made as the company could be launching the first smartwatch with HarmonyOS soon.

Smartwatches and True-Wireless earbuds are now only of the most demanding tech gadgets by consumers aside from smartphones recently. HUAWEI as one of the top smartphone manufacturers has catch this opportunity by releasing another new smartwatch and recently been certified by the Bluetooth SIG.

It was rumoured back in May that a new Huawei Mate Watch could launch this year. We've not heard much of it since then, but a new leak hints that Huawei's next smartwatch and smartband could be coming soon.

With 2019 coming to an end, it is not unusual for someone to make all kinds of New Year’s resolution such as picking up a new skill, reading a book every week and so on. With that in mind, losing weight and getting fit is usually one of the most common resolutions made by the general public. 

That being said, accessories such as a fitness tracker or a smartwatch would be very useful due to the fact that not only does it tell the time, but it also monitors various aspects of your body such as your heart rate and sleep pattern. The Huawei Watch GT 2 priced from RM799 not only fits the criteria mentioned above, but it also doubles as a fashionable watch that could be worn on any occasion. 

It is an almost common failing for most smartwatches that they usually can't last longer than 1 week (the common time frame is most often 1 or 2 days only). However, the Huawei Watch GT smartwatch boasts a 2-week battery life inside a slim yet premium yet 5ATM water resistant metal body. Does it deliver this claimed battery life and more? Find out in our full review of the Watch GT below.

When it first came out, the Huawei Watch was a super premium metal smart watch with one of the highest display resolutions at the time. Coming with a difficult to adjust metal band and Huawei Wear exclusive functionality along with a very high price tag, it isn't surprising that the first Huawei Watch didn't do very well. Fast forward to 2017 and the new sporty Huawei Watch 2 brings new features like a sportier more accessible design, standalone 4G LTE functionality and more. What has it improved? Find out in our 1 week review.

Are smartwatches going downhill? Well, according to Huawei CEO Eric Xu, he actually thinks so (#shocking) and has started doubting whether investing into smartwatches is even worth doing anymore.