Review on Smart Watch HUAWEI Watch 3 Pro Classic Wi-Fi NFC RU, grey/brown by Kai Wen ᠌

It could appear that there are more drawbacks than advantages. Yet, the most significant drawback is the anticipation that this watch would eventually take the role of a smartphone. The GT2 Pro, the great materials, the ergonomics, the cool wheel, and the unlimited autonomy are all the same; what has changed is that a layer of options for the future has simply been set down: NFC, eSIM, HarmonyOS, operational, and built-in capabilities are all included. At this point, the watch can only provide a means of remaining connected independent of the smartphone, although in the most basic form. I've been toying with the concept of ditching my smartphone in favor of a traditional wristwatch for a considerable amount of time. Since I already have a tablet and a laptop, the only functionality of a smartphone that I require is the ability to keep in contact and always have it on hand. I am no longer dependent on fancy extras. The idea of "keeping in touch" in today's environment, on the other hand, encompasses such a wide range of activities that it is no longer sufficient to simply carry around a dripping-screen Nokia 3310. In addition, you need to be able to communicate in both written and spoken form, making use of instant messengers, voice, emoticons, and photos. There is access to the Internet and a magnificent screen; nevertheless, buckets on androids 2.3 are capable of doing even more, frequently while maintaining the same qualities. As a result, there is reason to believe that it will be possible to pass Samsung in the competition to achieve independence. It is safe for me to say that this is a finished and improved version of the gt2 pro. This is true even taking into account the fact that freelace switches between devices on this watch in an adequate manner, whereas this feature on the earlier device caused problems. Do you have to pay twice as much for them? This watch is basically at least something given that the gt2 pro received a unit from me and a return to the store. Well, that is to say, "at least something." As a result, I will give them a score of 5, despite the fact that I should have given them a score between 3 and 4, as the excessively high rating of that model irritates me. Therefore, you should not believe anyone who tells you that there are enough batteries to last a day. I won't let you slander. Yes, when the watch begins updating the firmware via vafai and you are seated and interacting with screens and applications, you can directly feel how much the watch heats up and, of course, how much it consumes the battery. This is because you are actively using the watch (LIKE ANY SMARTPHONE). They will last at least until the morning, if not until the evening, if you turn off all of the garbage (which already does not operate in the pairing) - here, in the middle of the fourth day, four hours before the next charge, 21% on the clock, which means that they are halfway through their lifespan. And for those who enjoy torturing themselves, there is always a never-ending mode ;)