Review of Huawei Watch: The Most Customizable of Smartwatches!

Huawei has just announced its first Smartwatch running with Android Wear during the MWC 2015. The Huawei Watch has 1.4 inches, a AMOLED screen and is the first Smartwatch with sapphire crystal screen running Android Wear. During the launch event had the opportunity to use the machine and he surprises by design, yet very reminiscent of the Moto 360, but improved.

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The device was announced during the event at the manufacturer MWC 2015, on 1 March, and will reach the market only in the middle of the year. The highlight of Huawei Watch is the fact that it is customizable hardware to software. The watch is stylish and comes in a classic format, circular, as well as the Moto 360, LG G Watch Urbane. In the hands it is very light and, for my pulse is small, the clock did not appear disproportionate; it is great for a watch, but in size almost ideal for a smartwatch.

Around the screen have a frame that prevents the refraction of the images and that was first seen in the G Watch R, LG. However, this point is to say that it is almost impossible not to see references of smart watches Motorola and LG in Huawei Watch. Perhaps because of this, the Chinese manufacturer have added a physical button positioned to the machine near the top right and not in the center, because the model I tested, it would have made it had pretty much the same Moto 360 design, but improved.

Physical Huawei Watch button does not offer much more than we have today in devices running Android Wear, ie when quickly pressed the device screen is turned on and off, and a longer touch you access the settings menu.

Here it must be said that Huawei Watch is the watch with the largest number of design options in the market, there are five different models ranging bracelets between the use of steel and leather. And the standard of the bracelets is 18mm. Moreover, that is that the unit has more similar characteristics of the classic clock due to the fact that the bracelets are connected to the monitor using a kind of support and do not enter directly into the cabinet, as in the wearable device from Motorola. Finally, we say that the Huawei Watch feels good on the wrist and is really elegant, and with the large number of options available users will have even more chances to adapt the machine to your style.

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