Review on Smartwatch HUAWEI WATCH GT 3 Pro 46mm NFC RU, gray by Bogusawa Majchrzak ᠌

Purchased to take the place of the Watch GT2, which had been worn consistently for three years. In terms of reaction speed, various training settings, and other aspects, there has been some development made. Nevertheless, the two biggest drawbacks for me entirely cancel out all of these advantages, and I feel as though anyone who is thinking about purchasing this watch should be aware of those drawbacks. First, and this is the worst part, the watch acts in a revolting manner when it comes into contact with water. If GT2 was blocking the screen, then this content should not be displayed. Because of this, the watch will make random phone calls, adjust the dial, play music, and do a variety of other things whenever you step into the shower. No, there is not the option to manually lock the screen. The only way to use them is to take them off and then put them back on again, and while this is possible, it is a very inconvenient process to go through. After three years in an old watch that could detect properly when it was dropped into water and simply switched off the screen, there is no way to remember each time to take the watch off before entering the water. The second is that you can't just lie down before going to bed and cover the watch with your palm like you normally would (I use the screensaver). The screen saver does not exit and casts a bright light in the user's eyes (it interferes not only with itself, but also with my wife). Because of these two drawbacks, I decided to stop wearing the watch and instead go back to wearing the GT2. The measurement of the cardiogram varies from region to region, which is one of the petty details that contributes to the watch's increased cost of an additional one hundred dollars. And because there is a Huawei account that was first registered before the year 2022, the electrocardiogram is not shown in the menu and, as a result, it is not functional.