The Huawei Watch is expensive, but at least it feels worth the added expense over other Android Wear watches. No matter what style you go for, the Huawei Watch range feels like a set of proper, premium timepieces. Compared to the LG G Watch R, it's a litt
A year's worth of improvements hasn't seen Android Wear come very far. Granted, there's better app support (Spotify is a notable addition, as are the improvements to navigation apps such as Google Maps and Citymapper), but you'll still end up having to ta
I really like the Huawei Watch. It's comfortable, good-looking and responsive, with a relatively complete feature set, as far as Android Wear goes. It's set to be expensive, but a premium build quality justifies that. For now, I'd say it's as good as Andr...
Stylish unisex look, Latest version of Android Wear, Several strap and color options, Sharp, high-res screen
Battery barely lasts one day, Same price as the Apple Watch, Android Wear still has kinks
The Huawei Watch's sleek design and attractive style options make it impressive to behold. Its performance is on par with every other Android Wear smartwatch we've tested, and the battery lasts through a day, but no more. The only sticking point that ma...
Comfortable to wear. Looks great. Features a high-res, fully round sapphire crystal display. Runs the latest version of Android Wear. Includes Wi-Fi for some phone-less functions
The watch is thick, battery life is short for a watch, and the Android Wear software still has a few drawbacks. The lack of an ambient light sensor means the watch can't automatically adjust brightness
The Huawei Watch is one of the best-looking smartwatches out there, but the Android Wear operating system still feels like a work in progress...
Published: 2015-04-24, Author: Matt , review by: macworld.co.uk
Abstract: Here at Macworld we are committed iPhone users, and we are very excited about the launch of the Apple Watch. But as is so often the case with Apple products, Apple is not the first to make a smartwatch. Far from it. Indeed, Android Wear devices no prolife...
Published: 2015-04-24, Author: Matt , review by: macworld.co.uk
Abstract: Here at Macworld we are committed iPhone users, and we are very excited about the launch of the Apple Watch. But as is so often the case with Apple products, Apple is not the first to make a smartwatch. Far from it. Indeed, Android Wear devices no prolife...
Abstract: Android Wear watches are launching left, right and centre following the first batch that arrived in the middle of last year, and Huawei is one of the latest companies to join the party. Here, we put the new Huawei Watch head-to-head with one of the early ...
Abstract: 2015 is dubbed as the year to make or break smartwatches and Apple and Huawei have both gone for the minimalist naming system. Find out how these to wearables differ in our Apple Watch vs Huawei Watch comparison preview. Read : The best smartwatches. The...
We're surprised and impressed by the Huawei Watch which is a great looking smartwatch, although it is quite large. Specs match other Android Wear smartwatches but we're worried about the small battery. Design is key here and we think the firm has done a g...
Published: 2015-03-02, Author: James , review by: techradar.com
Truly round watch face, Good design
Wasn't in a reviewable state, No price announced
The Huawei Watch is certainly nice to look at, but in our time so far that's about all we can say. The demo versions were running a demo and we couldn't even secure them to our wrist!...
Sharp screen, It looks great, Works with iOS and Android
Android Wear is limited, No ambient light sensor, Could have benefited from a bigger battery
Huawei has made the best looking Android Wear watch currently on the market. Sadly, this isn't saying much. A visually appealing wearable, the Huawei Watch suffers from the same plight as any Android Wear device – beneath the surface they are all the sam...
