HUAWEI WATCH 3 Pro - 4G Connected Smartwatch with All-Day Health Monitoring, Independent Calling, 24/7 SpO2 and Heart Rate Monitoring, Built-in GPS, Up to 21 Days Battery Life, Brown Leather

One of my best purchases on Amazon. Build quality is amazing.

The media could not be loaded. I've got to admit I wouldn't of bought this outright but Amazon, offered it on 5 payments, and I thought yeah it's treat time, it's a beautiful piece of engineering, but you've got to remember it isn't a specifically the android OS, you'll have install the Huawei health app on to your iOS or android device, if they haven't got esim capabilities stuff, the likes of Huawei wallet won't work, but you need to look past that stuff , the hardware is lush , I connected my three year old realme X50 , via Bluetooth to the watch, got my wife to walk a hundred metres away from me in a busy shopping centre with the X50 to test the Bluetooth on the watch and it connected!! the watch speaker was clear and surprisingly loud ,this is a monster piece of kit love it , shame about the Google ban , but I still love it 😁

Like : Features, screen display, monitoring features.Dislike : Heart beat monitoring gets tedious when exercising, music function hard to implement, vibration intensity cannot be regulated. Seems to be linked to volume controls which is not useful. The watch is quite big or clunky on the wrist but not actually heavy. It can catch on clothing or objects.

definitely a watch for keep fit people plus many other features. The leather wrist band is very comfortable right from the start. The watch face without anything on it looks plain and unattractive. I wish they had an always on feature, maybe solar powered just for that, I'm sure many people would prefer to have the face visible all the time, I'm sure there must be a way to combine the two

Well that was disappointingThank God for amazons great return policySo the watch is well made looks good and works wellApps are limited due to being not supported in ukBut ones you get work wellNo golf ones thought saddest thing is the dire battery lifeMain things to why I sent it back are as follows1. Battery didn’t last longer than 6 hours2. Always on is not always on3.no matter how I set it up battery won’t last any longer than half a daySo back it went

There are many good things I could say about this watch. The only little thing I don’t like is that it does not automatically track my exercise (like walking or running) one of the lower model I had was doing that. Having said that, what I like most about it is the battery life. It can go for more than one week without charging.

I really liked the look, feel and overall quality of the watch, the looks in particular was the main factor in decision to get these. But I underestimated how much the Huawei's proprietary OS holds these watch back. You do get all the necessary apps to use all the advertised functions but that's pretty much it all the other things like receiving messages are done through the terrible Huawei Health app on your smartphone. Huawei's app store for the watch lack any and all familiar and useful apps. Also performance is not smooth at all even with the more then adequate hardware. It is a real shame Huawei restricted from using Wear OS or Android as their proprietary OS feels raw and lacks any third party apps and support, there's barely even any first party support.These could have been the best watch on the market if it wasn't for poor software. Didn't think It would be such a big problem for me but it turned out to be just that. I will probably try and return these.

Overall this is a quite a good smartwatch. Comes with app gallery, although actual useful apps are very limited.Amazing screen too and very complete health tracking (stress, heart rate, etc) and very complete list of sports too.Now, when paired with iPhone, the extra features of this watch compared to the GT line or other smartwatches such as amazfit come useless. Most of the apps need to be launched as well on your phone, but they cannot connect with iPhone apps (including petal maps). It does not share either info such as weather so you will always need wifi (unless you are using eSim on the watch).Notifications are also a big disappointment. They cannot expand the content on iPhone as it does on android, therefore the info shown is very very limited and you'll have to go to your phone. Also you cannot replay on iPhone.Therefore, even though it is a very good watch, it offers nothing to the GT line when paired to an iPhone (unless you are going for an eSIM). It works as a GT 2 with better sensors, but way worse battery.Battery usually lasts me 1 day and a half. I read on the huawei webpage that battery is half when paired to iPhone compared to android.Make you a favour and go to the GT 2/3 or amazfit if you plan to pair the watch to an iPhone.