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Published: 2020-09-28, Author: Lama , review by: futurefive.co.nz
Abstract: In 2020, almost every phone company wants to get in on the smart watch and fitness tracking market. Huawei just released their take on a fitness tracker/smart watch hybrid with Huawei Watch Fit. The market is saturated with different Wear options. Fitbit'...
Published: 2021-05-11, Author: Max , review by: pocket-lint.com
Good screen,Plenty of features,Easy to use
Mixed results on tracking,Average software experience,Few smartwatch options
That the Watch Fit is not really a true smartwatch isn't a real issue. As a smarter-than-average fitness tracker, this Huawei might not blow you away with what it offers, but it packs in a heck of a lot of features, some of them pretty premium, for an ext...
Published: 2020-12-04, Author: Lee , review by: T3.com
Excellent value for money,Compact yet handsome design,Great feature set for the price and size,
One-size band is a restrictive, Doesn't support third-party straps, Not ideal for more serious fitness fanatics,
As a great all-round smartwatch disguised as a compact fitness band, the Huawei Watch Fit is an ideal wrist gadget for those wanting to keep track of their daily activities and fitness goals without overwhelming with unnecessary data sets. An easy-to-use...
Sleek everyday design, Virtual built-in workouts, Great battery life
Companion app has issues, Auto-detect workouts, Heart monitoring unreliable in water
The Huawei Watch Fit is a stylish and durable wearable with strong fitness tracking capabilities and a great battery life, and the built-in virtual personal trainer helps this watch stand out from the crowd.It's not flawless - auto-detect workouts doesn't...
Intuitive UI, Free guided workouts are useful to beginners, Decent battery life, Bright, colourful display,
No real app support, No local music,
The Huawei Watch Fit doesn't revolutionise the fitness tracking market, but by getting most of the basics right it sets itself up as a solid option for casual and newbies who are only just getting started working out. A lack of advanced features make it a...
Published: 2020-09-12, Author: Michael , review by: wareable.com
Likeable design, Packed with features, Animated workouts a nice addition
Iffy daily and workout HR tracking, Some missing data on device, Missing payment support
The Huawei Watch Fit is a surprisingly nice wearable to live with. We grew to like the not quite smartwatch-sized screen and it pulls some of the best things we like about Huawei's smartwatches. It does however seem to also pull in some things we don't li...
The Watch Fit is a feature packed fitness watch that will appeal to anyone wanting to kickstart or maintain an active lifestyle, but serious athletes will want to look for something more fully-fledged...
Good, Looks good, comfortable, Sharp AMOLED screen, 5ATM water resistance, Simple software, good companion app, Works well as a smartwatch
Poor fitness tracking accuracy, Inaccurate SpO2 readings, GPS tracking is way off the mark
The Huawei Watch Fit has a lot going for it, including good design and hardware, a very good screen, sophisticated and thoughtful software, and an app that keeps everything running smoothly. However, it falls short in one major department: fitness trackin...
Good build quality, Bright and large screen, Good battery life, Almostaccurate tracking capabilities, Excellent workout courses, Animated workout walkthroughs, Builtin GPS
Incompatibility with thirdparty straps, Lack of smartwatchspecific features, Irregular heartrate monitoring, No support for thirdparty apps, Underwhelming software experience, Inability to reply to notifications
Priced at Rs 8,999, we think the Huawei Watch Fit is a bit overpriced for what it offers. Sure, it looks good on the wrist and has accurate tracking capabilities, but it's not a smartwatch in the true sense, as it lacks some features, as mentioned earlier...
