Review on Smart watch HUAWEI Watch Fit 2 46 mm, Active Edition Sakura Pink by Wiktor Wasilewski ᠌

I previously owned a Chinese noname watch, which I first compared to the FIT2. They almost always have one significant benefit over the preceding ones, with the exception of autonomous life, of course. Chinese people survived for 2–3 weeks. Despite its size, the watch doesn't feel weighty. I have the Classic version, and the leather strap is incredibly comfortable, nice, and not constricting. Even though I wear them on my other hand at night, I can still sleep in them; this is just a quirk of mine. The clock's control is general, and there is a slight absence of "fine settings" such brightness control on the splash screen (AOD). All applications, not only sports ones, should be available for rapid access. NFC is not present in sufficient amounts (while this is not a criticism about the watch, they simply can't: ( ) With all features enabled, including monitoring heart rate, oxygen levels, stress, and sleep, but without engaging in vigorous exercise, it discharges by roughly 20% during the day. The step counting is flawless in my opinion, and I didn't even compare it to any other devices; rather, it serves as my sole reference function +/- 500. So it doesn't really count steps taken when moving and while at rest. I'd prefer more basic features like a calendar. I primarily purchased it as a smart watch with music control that can temporarily take the place of a phone (it has a speakerphone capability). In comparison to the previous watch, the connection to the phone is maintained flawlessly, and in the event of a loss, it is ALWAYS immediately recovered. I discovered comments regarding vibration in reviews and other reviews. I'm not sure if it's cooler, softer, or more pleasant in Apple, but I was quite happy with the vibration of this watch! It is gentle, not obtrusive, and doesn't buzz when it isn't needed in my opinion (for example, when dialing a number or when the phone is in hand). Do they merit their price? Yes, for me (I took it for 10,000 at the start of sales). I desired a large screen, the capacity to occasionally converse while the timer was running, and, ideally, NFC. This is it. I find most of the watch's 100 sports modes to be absolutely worthless, but they are there.)