It impresses with its design, battery, health and fitness tracking, and performance. But its restricted companion app for smartphones and a limited app ecosystem leave you asking for more
Technology
News :
The ongoing tussle between the US and China has made the latter’s
biggest technology company Huawei change its product strategy in
several international markets, including India. Known for its premium
smartphones in the country, Huawei announced in 2019 that it would
also bring its ecosystem products to India. Soon after, the company
launched in India its premium smartwatch, the Huawei Watch GT2.
Priced
at Rs 15,990, the Huawei
Watch GT2 (46mm) has packed in some interesting features, besides
the regular fitness-related ones. On paper, the smartwatch seems to
have something in store for everyone. But does it? Let’s find out:
Design:
The Huawei Watch GT2 has a mature design that goes well with most
outfits. It has a circular case with a slightly raised touchscreen on
top and a heart-rate sensor at the bottom. Covering the case is a
metallic frame made of stainless steel, which looks novel and modern.
The frame around the screen is minimal and stamped with numerical
(multiple of twos), representing time in the 24-hour format. The
right side of the frame features twin multipurpose buttons; the top
one for general menu and bottom one (customisable) for workout menu.
Display:
The
Huawei Watch GT2 design is accentuated by a bold-looking 1.39-inch
OLED touchscreen of a 454 x 454 resolution. The screen supports
sliding gestures; swipe-down for quick settings, swipe-up for
notifications, and swipe-horizontally (left and right) to access
music player and information related to heart rate, stress, weather,
steps count, etc. The screen is bright, vivid and has good sunlight
legibility. It supports several watch faces, most with dark
backgrounds that look dazzling on OLED screen. The watch also
supports custom watch faces, allowing you to turn any picture from
your phone into a watch face background.
Health
and fitness features:
The Huawei Watch GT2 is loaded with several health and fitness
features, including the uncommon stress and air pressure monitors.
Starting from health-related features, the smartwatch
has a multipurpose heart rate sensor, which accurately registers
heart rhythms during active and resting hours. Through this sensor,
the watch also monitors stress levels. It supports auto stress level
monitoring, and has a dedicated breathing exercise built in to assist
in bringing down the stress level. The heart-rate sensor also doubles
up as a sleep monitor to register sleep quality.
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