Review on 💪 HUAWEI Watch FIT: A Bluetooth SmartWatch with a Vibrant AMOLED Display, Long Battery Life, and Ultimate Fitness Tracking Capabilities, Ideal for Android Users by Kittisak Jeangpong ᠌

Name: 💪 HUAWEI Watch FIT: A Bluetooth SmartWatch with a Vibrant AMOLED Display, Long Battery Life, and Ultimate Fitness Tracking Capabilities, Ideal for Android Users
Item: 💪 HUAWEI Watch FIT: A Bluetooth SmartWatch with a Vibrant AMOLED Display, Long Battery Life, and Ultimate Fitness Tracking Capabilities, Ideal for Android Users
Rating: 4

January 27, 2023

Well done, but I won't buy any more.

An ordinary fitness bracelet, just with a large display. A sort of fitness tracker on masks.
It will allow you to roughly understand the pulse and some basic parameters of a running workout or walking.
I really can’t call the device bad, but somehow there is no wow effect, and if we evaluate it relative to the price, it turned out to be a little expensive, and it’s not entirely clear why.
In general, if at a discount and without undue expectations, it's over, you can take it.

Pros

- excellent screen, with good graphics; - many functions, the functionality for a fitness tracker is good; - GPS works excellently and tracks are written; - I like the Huawei health program interface; - a lot of statistics on training; - the heart rate monitor is generally correct, but although it does not instantly show, it does not show correctly in the first few seconds; - thanks to the large display, notifications are perfectly readable - animation of training, it's more like pampering, but still a plus.

Cons

- of course, this is not a smart watch, it's just an enlarged fitness tracker, it seems to me that there is some deception in positioning this device as a "watch"; - the recommended price of 8500r is inadequate, based on the sensations of the device, IMHO the price is 5000-5500r, I bought it for 6000, and somehow there is no satisfaction; - I don’t get close to the declared 10 days, actually 6 days, and I don’t use the olway-on-display, I turn off the clock at night, but during the day I have constant heart rate monitoring, and I also do one hour workout a day with gps turned on; - looks actually quite cheap on the hand, IMHO; - sleep monitoring is complete nonsense, does not reflect the real picture of sleep quality at all; - oxygen measurement, I think it’s also nonsense, it’s subjective, but I just don’t believe that this thing can show something, I think there is more marketing than good here; - no NFC for this rather big price; - I didn’t like the proposed dials, it seems like a lot, but almost all of them are unsuccessful.