Always-on, round screen, Good battery life, Gordon Gekko would love it
A little too big, No ambient light sensor, Gordon Gekko would love it
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Premium classical timepiece design, Sharp display, Decent choices with case options and bands, Responsive performance
It's pricier than other comparable options, Nothing really new with the Android Wear experience
Huawei nails it right on the dot with its first Android Wear offering in the Huawei Watch. From its premium design, to the sharp display, and its responsive performance, there's really very little to not like about it. Well, there is just one thing actual...
Published: 2015-09-22, Author: Michael , review by: Pocketnow.com
Is the Huawei Watch worth that kind of outlay? In short, yes – but only if you're already sold on Android Wear as a platform. For some, the interface is still too confusing and the added convenience of an Android smartwatch still doesn't offset the in...
Published: 2015-09-22, Author: Mario , review by: gizmodo.com
Not at this price, especially since an attractive and more affordable option, the Asus ZenWatch 2, is also on its way. It just feels ridiculous to buy something this pricey that’s ultimately dispensable. But Apple Watch set a precedent—that people would b...
Abstract: The Huawei Watch is a nice smartwatch with a nice screen, good battery life, and what I would call an above-average level of construction quality. If you want a Wear device that is nice and usable and doesn't have anything seriously wrong or annoying abou...
Published: 2015-09-21, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: Good looks can do wonders for any gadget, but when it comes to wearable gadgets, an attractive design can change everything. Meet the Huawei Watch: a familiar Android Wear experience on the inside, but the best-looking smartwatch design to date on the out...
Abstract: The Huawei Watch was just released, but at least one person has had the watch for over a month. That one person is Sum Tsui and he took 8-minutes to unbox the watch and give us his opinions and impressions. Don't expect it to be completely unbias: Tsui fu...
Attractive, watch-like design and stainless steel casing. Sapphire glass protects the display. WiFi extends usable range, supports both Android and iOS
Pricey, though you do get a nice metal casing for the price. Large size not friendly to women and smaller boned men. No speaker, no calling, largely still a platform for notifications and Google Now
The Huawei Watch is currently one of the most attractive and classy looking Android Wear watches on the market. I'm sure it will face strong competition as other manufacturers hit the ground running with new models that look more like good quality timepie...
Abstract: You've likely noticed that Fitbit has launched its proper smartwatch, the Ionic, and that Samsung has also got new Gear wearables. Well both are in our chart. We've rounded up some of the smartest watches to potentially grace your arm in 2017, but includ...
Anno 2016 a smartwatch cannot be labeled unmissable and essential. It's definitely a nice gadget to have, but you'll get through the day just fine without one, without ever feeling that you miss something. Manufacturers have realized that marketing a sm...
