Hai friends I want share my re about the awesome Huawei stainless steel. Universally accepted as the most beautiful smartwatch in existence upon its announcement in March, the Huawei Watch sure took its time to make it to consumers’ wrists. Its classical timepiece design is as relevant now as it was on day one, and that’s its main allure - the Huawei Watch just looks and feels a lot like a regular watch.
You get a few case color options, each with a choice of a leather strap or a steel bracelet and you can grab standard aftermarket replacements and swap them in a matter of seconds with your bare hands, or fingernails, really. Not exactly Motomaker customizability but not strapped( punny.) for options either.
Under the classy surface it’s as standard-issue as they come, though. The vast majority of Android smartwatches now are powered by the Snapdragon 400 paired with half a gig of RAM and 4GB of storage, and the Huawei Watch is no exception.
There’s the usual features, but nothing extraordinary - dust and water ingress protection, motion and heart rate sensors, vibration. The greatest bit is perhaps the Sapphire crystal glass - an exclusive feature outside of the Apple realm( where it doesn’t come cheap, either) .