Review on Black HUAWEI Watch GT 2 Pro Smartwatch with 1.39-Inch AMOLED Touchscreen, GPS, Heart Rate Tracker, Waterproof, Bluetooth Calls, and 14-Day Battery Life for Android; Blood Oxygen Monitor Included by Agata Andrukiewicz ᠌

My very first connected watch. I bought it mostly so that I could monitor my activity levels, heart rate, and the amount of time I spent sleeping, and nothing else. The watch performs quite well when these activities, as well as others like exercising, going for walks, etc., are taken into consideration. In a separate context, it is important to highlight the Huawei Health application, which is responsible for the collection of statistics and the generation of various reports based on the indications obtained. Very useful in terms of both information and convenience. But smart watches have let us down in many ways. In the section devoted to the deficiencies, he detailed the issues that arise with notifications, dials, and in general the capabilities of a smart gadget. Even while everything appears to be in order, there are still a few nitpicky details here and there that detract from the overall impression. In general, Huawei produces high-quality hardware but has some rough spots in its software. In general, I have been donning it continuously for the past few days, and I do not intend to remove it throughout the journey.