Pros
- The watch looks stylish. There is a spare strap included. Multifunctional. Nice selection of dials. The battery holds a charge well.
Cons
- Not at the moment.
HONOR MagicWatch 2 Smartwatch 46mm Charcoal Black Review
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Very good
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4.4
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Description of HONOR MagicWatch 2 Smartwatch 46mm Charcoal Black
Product Description
The HONOR MagicWatch 2 Smartwatch 46mm Charcoal Black is a cutting-edge smartwatch designed to enhance your daily life. With its sleek and stylish design, this smartwatch goes beyond simply showing the time. It features a high-resolution touch screen that displays essential parameters of your physical condition, giving you real-time insights into your health and fitness.
Key Features and Functionality
Equipped with advanced GPS tracking capabilities, the HONOR MagicWatch 2 allows you to accurately track your location during outdoor activities, ensuring you never lose your way....
Pros
- Great smart watch Lots of watch faces Look very stylish Have a pulse oximeter Measure stress Good battery Convenient and fast charging
Cons
- Huawei proprietary OS - no API - can't pair with Sleep as Android No app store like Wear OS Most of the watch faces are paid, it is difficult to download your own Quite buggy Huawei Health app
Pros
- When deciding between them and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, I prioritized the latter's lower power consumption. Without hesitation, I will eat if they implement a physical bezel and nfs.
Pros
- design screen strap waterproof lovely awakening
Cons
- For a very long time, I couldn't figure out how to link them with the phone. My phone is an Honor, but the instructions don't say how to bind the watch; they only mention health—but what type of health?! While Huawei Health is available in the Google Market and may be downloaded, it is not yet installed on the phone in the Honor Store. The AppGallery app must be downloaded in order to install the app that Huawei discovered in the app store.
Pros
- A solid set of features at a fair price was advertised. Gorgeous design, even when the display is turned off. The excellent resolution of the screen produces an outstanding image. I appreciated the following subtleties that are rarely praised: A few of the native dials are usable, taking after so-called "smart watches" with their ability to show eight to ten different parameters. In addition, you can adjust all four of these display parameters with just one dial. You may easily cycle among recorded audio files or play them back one at a time. The screen promptly shuts off in the event of a false positive when the function to activate it by turning the hand is activated. Holding it up to your eyes is the only way it will keep working.
Cons
- Poor reliability of the program and a lack of transparency from the company. As an illustration. Screen time can be enabled in the settings. The screen keeps going black no matter how many times I turn it on. It turns out that if you want the screen to turn off 20 seconds before sleep mode, you also need to set the backlight to stay on for 20 minutes. They conflated the units of time minute and second. See if you can make an educated guess. Unfortunately, the Market provides an extremely out-of-date version of the Health app, which is required on a smartphone in order to utilize the watch. In order to function properly, services need to be set up. The manufacturer has not issued any such statement. The Market's services, too, have fallen behind the times. The tenth Aneroid is completely incompatible with them. Everything is left up to your own best guesses or research on the Internet. There is essentially no technical help available. I was unable to establish connection to the server. Specifically, access is denied for good either 30 minutes or 2 hours after installation or reinstallation. The application itself offers no diagnostic tools beyond a laughable suggestion to test network connectivity. When I phoned for help, they told me to contact China because I hadn't purchased the watch in 2022. It makes no difference that the original product is bought for the international market. Vibra. There is only a slight squeak, like a mosquito, that is scarcely audible after tuning in. I've never been able to pick up on it in the wild. The clock is completely vibration free. The Health app is the only way to exchange audio files, however numerous posts discuss this limitation. However, they fail to include the data transfer rate. It took me over 3! hours to copy over 100 songs that weighed in at over 300 MB. It's still fine, though. The biggest surprise is that the clock's output sounds perfectly fine through the headphones. the equivalent of one hundred pairs of headphones. There are around a dozen built-in knobs, and another two dozen in the software itself. And you can find tens of thousands more online. However, putting them on is a major hassle. Long, careful, and deliberate study of w3bsit3-dns.com or other related resources is required.
Pros
- Mive, that watch is ugly. for sportsmen.
Cons
- Curved weather prediction with weak vibrations for one day.
Pros
- - Internal memory is available (but the devil knows why, obviously not for music); - The charge is enough for a long time if you turn off all unnecessary services; - Heart rate reads adequately, if we take a time interval of 3-5 seconds, then the average value is close to the real one, this is enough for a clic aerobic run. - Stylish and moderately flat. - Two bracelets included: brown and black (see photo). Naturally, it is preferable for professional athletes to use an abdominal strap.
Cons
- - Menu processing takes a little longer than usual, requests aren't always fulfilled right once, and OOOooooochen data (music) takes a while to transfer from the phone to the watch. 28 tracks totaling 200 MB in size were transmitted in around 15 minutes; - Music can only be downloaded through a phone. the files must first be uploaded to the phone in a folder before being transferred to the watch using the phone's application; The sound quality that is communicated to the headphones is horrible; it is far more enjoyable to listen to music on the phone that has been equalized while exercising than it is to hear this flat sound with clock noise (see below for details).
