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

This will be the final product that I purchase from Huawei. Enough! An attitude that is extremely offensive to consumers who have purchased their goods and provided financial support to the company. Even though the models have been on the market for more than a year, no effort has been made to repair any issues or add any features that customers have requested. Has pros: The appearance in general is satisfactory. When making calls on the watch, a good speakerphone capability is essential. Autonomy is common for watches that do not have a fully-fledged operating system; nonetheless, if you use the watch, its autonomy will only be half of what it says in the advertisement on the box. Although the most recent firmware has objectively made things worse, the heart rate monitor is still functional overall, despite the fact that it is unable to revert to an earlier version. When it comes to software, in general, everything is inexcusably terrible. This is the general consensus. Has several drawbacks, the GPS is awful, and there is nothing that can even be used as a point of comparison; it's just a catastrophe. Massive inaccuracies that extend for hundreds of meters, some of the craziest cuts ever made in homes and gardens, and some unknown twisted loops. And everything is out in the open! And this is not an isolated incident; in fact, the majority of owners experience this. - You will not receive the exercise track that was recorded by Huawei. It won't let you upload it to Strava or any other fitness app, so don't bother trying. Check out the Huawei health app, and that should be all you need to know. The master craftsmen came up with a method to extract the data, but it requires a lot of motions, it can only be used on phones that have been rooted, and a personal computer is needed to convert it. The remainder are destined to endure pain. - The pedometer is not telling the truth. To be more specific, programmers employed by Huawei, for reasons that are not known, compile the user's activity from their watch and phone in a manner that is not known to the user and cannot be controlled by the user. In addition to this, there is no way to turn it off! If the phone's pedometer has been lying to you about the results of the automatic measurement of the clock, you should throw it away. The only languages available on the dials are English and Chinese. Huawei will not permit you to install these stunning 2022 dials in the conventional manner, despite the fact that more and more of them are being released every day. Only those horrible non-Russified options that are now available in their store. Account and phone for the year 2022 not from Huawei? There are no paid watch faces available; only free ones. - Do you wish to play music directly from the watch? Suffer again! All of the files that are downloaded are thrown into a pile, the names of the files cannot be seen, and if the tags are not registered, you will not be able to tell where the files are. The most important thing is that there is no way to upload files directly to the playlist using this application. No! You have to first throw everything into a giant pile, and then methodically search through it all to identify the appropriate files to add to the playlist. It must be some sort of sabotage on the part of the programmers; they can't be that ignorant. - Even something as fundamentally flawed as locking buttons during practice is not done. Are you cycling? You will discover, after two hours of instruction, that the recording was stopped five minutes after it had initially begun. When the button was pressed with a glove, the button to cease training was displayed, and the device functioned despite the fact that the jersey was sweaty. In its most basic form, the problem might be fixed by twice tapping to confirm. Complaints are not taken seriously at all, therefore no, they do not.