Review on HUAWEI Watch GT 2 (42mm) - AMOLED Display, 1 🕰️ Week Battery, GPS, Heart Rate Monitor, Night Black (International Model, No Warranty) by Boyan Slavchev ᠌

I wore the Mi Band for a half a year and got accustomed to useful features like alerts and an alarm clock on a watch, but I wanted something that would actually resemble a watch. I spent three days researching YouTube and all the tech bloggers before deciding on this watch. The fact that a smart watch had the essential features and could also be worn as a traditional watch was significant to me. Therefore, features like an always-on display and high autonomy should be taken into consideration if they are as well. However, there are a few things for which you should be ready. You will have to make due with the watch faces that Huawei gives because they lack an app store. There is a tutorial on w3bsit3-dns.com for how to dance with a tambourine and screw third-party dials, but this is not for everyone. I must state up front that the dial you see in all of the photographs is the one you will actually use, 80% of the time. But there is only a streamlined one; it cannot be set to constantly be on display. Operating system speed is quite slow. In other words, you hit the button, waited a moment, and saw the outcome. Though it doesn't happen in every instance, it does frequently. This really irritated me at first, but I soon comforted myself with the idea that I had to forgo performance in order to gain such autonomy. I am happy with the watch as a consequence, and I had forgotten that I was wearing a digital watch. I can always see the time, they look nice, and I can also track my activities, track my sleep, accept calls (even in the shower), and wake up without waking up my family. The option is always a compromise; the only thing that matters is that you know what is important to you. This watch is not a perfect timepiece for its price.