Huawei Watch GT Full Review: Smartwatch or Fitness Tracker?

Huawei Watch GT Full Review: Smartwatch or Fitness Tracker?. Huawei Watch GT Unboxing and Review

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Check out Huawei Watch GT Full Review and see if the Lite OS based smartwatch from Huawei is worth It or Not
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In this video I have explained the contents in the box and reviewed the device on a whole
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Check out Huawei Watch GT Full Review and see if the Lite OS based smartwatch from Huawei is worth It or Not.

So this is the Huawei Watch GT, a smartwatch from Huawei. Normally I’m not the one to wear watches, let alone smartwatches. But after using the Huawei Watch GT, I’ve certainly changed my mind. I feel that I should definitely own a classy looking watch but the WATCH GT was not as impressive to drag me into the realm of smartwatches. Well, im Anmol Shrestha, lets see how good of a smartwatch the Watch GT is.
First things first, the watch looks absolutely beautiful. I love this brown to black color combo along with, the silver trim on the sides. The watch strap is actually really cool, from top it looks like a leather strap but from the bottom, the part that touches your skin, it’s more of a silicone or plastic looking strap. And this is good because, generally if the bottom part is a leather then it will leave a not so nice smell and that’s bad if you’re athletic and use smartwatches for your workouts.
So the Watch GT uses a stainless steel casing that is water resistant and is accented with plastic and ceramic on the bottom. The display is a bright 1.39 inches AMOLED display, with rich colors and high pixel density and this is the best part of this watch that gives it the impression of a full smartwatch. While the display is really nice, you do get some impressive face watches but compared to the Samsung watches, Huawei’s offering looks tiny. Theres no Always On Display feature, with the availability of Amoled display, Huawei could have done provided this option instead, there’s a flick to wake feature. The display turns on with the flick of the wrist on a default watch faces. Its very easy to change the watch face, just hold down on the main watch page then swipe between the face watches to select. Swipe down for settings, swipe up to get notifications from your connected smartphone.
At a glance it looks like a typical smartwatch with google’s watch os but Huawei as gone for its own lite OS. And lite it is, because it only gives you barebone feature of a smartwatch. Right when you start to swipe on your watch face you’ll realize how jittery the animations are. There’s none of that fluidity that you get from the likes of Samsung smart watches.
Notifications are barebone, you get a small snippet of every notification, but with a recent update you do get most of the icons of the app from which you are getting the notification. And you cannot respond to the notification or do anything with it. To get notification you need to keep the Bluetooth turned on on your smartwatch and need to run the Huawei Health app on the background.
The most disappointing thing is Lite OS is not open source so there is no support for third party apps as of now, and that’s why you only get 11 watchfaces as of now. Same goes for the app, you are left with what is in the watch.
In terms of hardware side its pretty barebone, you do not have nfc, no wifi, no speaker and no microphone. It has 16MB RAM, 128 MB storage, ARM Cortex M4 single core processor and a 420 mah Battery. No wonder why the animations are slow, the specs of the watch is just too weak, the low power processor does help interms of battery life but slacks of in things like fluidity and functionalities. Also, since theres no ample storage, you do not get music storage facility that you can get even from Samsung’s gear fit 2 which I happened to use a year ago.
So, what does the Huawei Watch GT does well except battery life. Fitness tracking, Theres continuos heart rate monitoring and step trakcing during my 2 week review period was pretty accurate and oh actually it actually gives you a notification about achievement if you walk 10,000 steps. Well, you can also get the gps tracking of your runs, I tracked my morning run and it was very accurate. You can get details such as your hearbeat and pace during the tracked run.
So yeah, the fitness tracking, step tracking and the sleep tracking makes Huawei watch more like a smartwatch. But I rearly used the tracking feature because you need to do it manually, it does not detect runs or any other forms of cardio which is available on some other smartwatches, the auto tracking feature would have really stepped up the watches fitness tracking feature.
The Huawei watch GT sits somewhere between a Fully functional smartwatch and a fitness tracker. It lacks some rich features that premium smartwatch provide but provides exceptional battery life and is one of the better looking smartwatches.
Well something like a galaxy watch will cost you, 40,000 npr while Huawei watch costs you 20,000. But also, you can get cheap fitness trackers that can do what the Huawei Watch does. So, it really depends on you, if you want a fitness tracker that looks like a premium smartwatch, Huawei Watch GT won’t disappoint you. But ofcourse there are better altrenatives out there.