Review on Black HUAWEI Watch GT 2 Pro Smartwatch with 1.39-Inch AMOLED Touchscreen, GPS, Heart Rate Tracker, Waterproof, Bluetooth Calls, and 14-Day Battery Life for Android; Blood Oxygen Monitor Included by Agata Julia Ickiewic ᠌

I leave it on even while I sleep. I always sleep with it on. I think I'm moderate with their loading; the charge goes from 100% to 20% over the course of a week. Since they were a gift, I can state that I am pleased with them; yet, had I been making a purchase decision, I would have never bought them since I thought they were unnecessary spending: The manufacturer needs to do some fixing. There are many benefits: Design Two strap options are provided. There have been no scuffs on the display for the past five months. Good for getting some exercise. In other words, you can go for a run without your phone and it will still function normally (including connecting to your headphones through Bluetooth and playing some music). The appropriate application notifications are being issued. You can take calls and either accept or reject them. A dog on fire is depicted on a dial. Cons: Despite Huawei health reporting that I fall asleep at around 22:30 and it appearing that sleep cycles are counted the other way around, Google Fit's synchronization is disgusting. The pulse is not synchronized, and it stubbornly believes that I fall asleep every day at exactly 0:00. In the event that synchronization fails, you will need to delete all of your Google Fit app data and start over. Huawei health and -> is where you'll likely run into the problem. Users have complained that Google Fit's developers have been slow to address their concerns. The ability to send notifications requires granting the native application extremely broad permissions, including the weirdly specific permission to read all notifications on the phone. There will be no discreet handling of this access. Workout plans with English voiceover instructions from the watch Not compatible with Google Home and the Assistant. Don't hand over cash to the cashier at the store. In 2022, blood oxidation monitoring is not automatic; instead, it must be requested by the user on an as-needed basis via the wearable device or mobile app. Data will not be saved in the cloud, Huawei says with each new version of Huawei Health (this means that when you change the phone, everything seems to remain in the old one) Notifications from apps that Huawei didn't think would be popular may be confusing to figure out if you're reading them off the watch screen, due to the fact that their icons are hard-coded into the firmware. This is because icons for applications are embedded in the software itself (firmware) (a vivid example is the Tinkoff application) The clock's memory has a quite meager capacity for storing tunes. You're right, you can't just download songs from Spotify; in order to upload music, you'll need to own the actual audio files. Despite the fact that Spotify is currently functioning smoothly, the clock will frequently indicate that I do not play music on my phone and that I do not allowed playback control. You will not be alerted to a call coming through Telegram, Whatsapp, or Facebook Messenger, and you will not be able to respond to the call or reset the device.