Pros
- - screen. despite the size, it seems convenient, different dials with many sensors are clearly visible; - switching music (it's crooked, however, the volume increase is implemented, well, or I'm just not used to it); - a lot of training (to be honest - I didn’t use anything other than running, but for someone it may be important. Running works fine); - interesting synchronization with the phone in the presence of eSim (the phone from which the eSim was activated). Even when bluetooth is turned off on the phone, notifications from the phone come to the watch, and I still don’t understand how it works. For me, rather, a plus; - I can call the clock. I can. Call. For hours. At first, this is some kind of euphoric feeling, but it quickly lets go when you delve into what, sobsno, I wear on my arm.
Cons
- - the vaunted eSim is connected normally by one operator (the rest have tariffs for smart watches that cost like a cast-iron bridge, they have eSim, but for some reason they don’t work together. I hope this will be fixed soon), and without it half is lost the whistle with which these watches are stuffed (the same NFC). oh by the way - NFC, of course, there is, but I bet that you have never seen the names of banks supported by Huawei pay. To connect others, you need incredible dances with a tambourine to such an extent that at one moment you just spit on this story and pay with a card or phone; - disgusting energy saving; - frankly lying pedometer. Plus, I also wear a watch on my right hand (yes, I know that’s not allowed, but it’s more convenient for me, so I’m sorry), and by the end of the day, comparing the indicators in the phone and in the watch (especially if I played the guitar a little ), you can be VERY surprised; - it is impossible (well, or I did not find how) to set the "do not disturb" mode so that it turns on and off automatically, only with knobs, the same applies to the automatic screen brightness. As a result, every morning you become blind in one eye by turning off the alarm; - by the way, turning off the alarm, you can easily call the emergency service (which I did almost every week; forgive me, people, I'm ashamed!). It seems to me that at one moment they simply stopped picking up the phone from my number like “ah, this seizure is calling again, right now they will again apologize awake”; - it seems that they normally measure only the level of oxygen (at least they compared it with the apparatus, the result was one to one). Otherwise they lie (according to this watch, I have a constant tachycardia); - very scratchy screen. With a relatively neat wear, the screen is already full of small scratches. By the way, the previous Watch GT 2 had a very convenient screen structure, such as to say . beveled notches around the screen, in general. Thanks to them, the screen is in almost perfect condition two years later, although I didn’t do anything with them.
