HUAWEI WATCH GT5 46mm Smartwatch, upto14 Days Battery Life,Sharp-Edged Design, Health Tracking, iOS & Android Compatible, Blue

The watch has high accurate sensors and good for too many types of activities.

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nice watch with reasonable price

Worth money

Good value for money gadget

I dont actually use it as much as I thought I would, certainly dont use the features! But its a nice looking watch. Plenty options with the face as well to change it up. The battery life isnt great, but its quick to charge.

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As an iPhone user, I have an Apple Watch. While I love the functionality, aesthetically it's one of the ugliest watches I own. Browsing Amazon and saw the Huawei GT 5. I was a bit wary given the low price, but with so many positive reviews and high praise all over the internet, I decided to give it a try. First off, it's a beautiful watch. On the wrist, it looks like a good quality watch, not a smart watch. It has a tonne of watch faces, most of which look much better than the Apple Watch faces. Likewise, you can use your own photos to create a custom watch face. You can customize various aspects and complications just like Apple Watch. Functionality-wise, it's exceptional. Of course, Apple restricts a few things for Apple devices only, like Apple Pay and replying to text messages, but honestly, this watch does almost everything I use a smart watch for while looking great at the same time. I get all my messages and notifications, can control my Apple Music from the watch, great health/step monitoring, almost everything I normally use my Apple Watch for. I always use my phone for Apple Pay so not having that functionality on the watch isn't a big deal for me. Another thing where this absolutely kills the Apple Watch is battery life. I've had this on my wrist now for over two days, and it's still over 80% battery life. Huawei estimates 9-14 days battery life and given my experience thus far that seems right on point. Exceptional when you consider Apple Watch is lucky to last a day and a half. Given the relatively low price, I'd highly recommend getting this for any iPhone user. Even if you already have an Apple Watch, I do believe this is a great alternative to wear most times except maybe when you need the one or two case uses where Apple restricts functionality to its own device only. You won't regret this purchase!

Amo mi reloj, Huawei nunca decepciona. La batería le dura varios días, tambien carga super rápido. Yo practico natación y me encanta saber que lleva mi conteo de metros avanzados, tiene tantas opciones de deportes. Por accidente, me metí a bucear y olvide quitármelo. Solo baje 8m pero si resistió la presión. Me gusta que mide las métricas de mi sueño y de mi rendimiento en la carrera. Lo recomiendo 👍

With advent of smartphones, the function of wristwatches has been mostly relegated to that of a jewellery. Now that we have smartness built into watches, they can additionally compliment the smartness of the phones and not try to duplicate them for phones are always handy. I cannot understand why anybody needs to duplicate any functionality that is available on a much bigger screen. The complimentary functionalities are mostly health and fitness related as the smartwatch is more in contact with our body. Keeping these factors in mind, my criteria to buy a smartwatch are looks, fitness/health functions and long battery life. Huawei GT series watches perfectly fit all these 3 criteria for me. And that’s the reason why I have continued with Huawei, upgrading from GT2 to GT5. Looks wise, it is hands down far superior to other smartwatches. The metallic octagonal design, great material and built quality with attention to finer details, it has a very premium look. As compared, the ugly looking Samsung watch or toy Apple watch are nowhere near. Huawei claims a battery life of 14 days with optimal usage. And I have no reason to believe that such long battery life can last for years as my 4-year-old GT2 still gives me 10-12 days of life. In 4 days since I have started using this GT5 watch, the battery has gone down by only 30%. Coming to fitness tracking, I can see that the sensors and software both have major improvement since GT2. GT2 GPS has mostly worked fine for my running distances except for the nearby park track which has dense coverage of trees. On days, it goes off by more 10%. But GT5, in my 3-4 runs so far in this track, has accurately predicted the distance within few meters for a 3K. (See attached screenshot comparison). It also provides some additional information like ground contact time, vertical oscillation, and left/right balance during running. The UI within the watch has also improved a lot to provide more analysis which earlier was only available in the Health app on my phone. The heart-rate monitoring, stress monitoring, SPO2 monitoring and sleep tracking also have improved (though GT2 too was doing an adequate job on these). ECG and blood-pressure are still not available in the GT5 version. It has a skin temperature sensor as well. Among other features, the UI is much more vibrant and fluidic. There are many more watch faces available, including some dynamic ones. The call and message functionalities appear to be similar to that of GT2. You can receive calls (connected to phone through Bluetooth) and probably can make calls from a limited list (though I have never felt the need to make a call from the watch in 4 years). Messages (whatsapp, FB messenger, SMS) can be viewed but photos and videos do not load. There is probably new feature to make some standard replies but I have not explored. It has some storage available to copy songs into the watch and can connect to Bluetooth headphones. On the negative side, due to restrictions on Huawei, few functionalities are limited. You need to download the Health app that is required to connect the watch to your smartphone from Huawei site. It is not available in Google Playstore. Petal maps and payment app are blocked. ECG functionality that, is available with GT5 Pro, is also blocked in India. Overall if you are look for a smartwatch that looks like a watch, does a good job tracking your fitness and does not require charging every evening, then there is simply no other option available at this price range. But if you want to duplicate smartphone features like mindless reel scrolling etc, then this is not for you. As for upgradation from previous Huawei GT watches, those who already have GT3/GT4 watches and are happy with sensor outputs, there is hardly any major addition in functionality to go for the upgrade. If you have a GT2, you will notice some changes and hence may consider going for it.

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