Huawei Watch GT 2 46mm Elite Edition

3 reviews for Huawei Watch GT 2 46mm Elite Edition

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Laurence Miller – April 30, 2021

   I use Samsung myself. It is small and handy, the availability of functions and the display are very satisfying to use. The magnet charger is mega. There was a problem with that in previous models. I recommend it to everyone who does not like wearing large transparent devices on their wrists.

   The battery life seems pretty good to me, despite having been playing for over a week.
   Everything is great: it measures steps and sleep very well, heart rate, I have not used any activity yet, great statistics, clear screen (although some micro letters), strong battery. The magnet charger “sticks” to the wristband by itself. Of the disadvantages: despite the fact that it is waterproof, the drops from the shower activate the screen randomly and you can unintentionally move something. Overall grade very good

2. 

   Rated 3 out of 5

   Ashton Craft – February 9, 2023

   I recently purchased the Huawei Watch GT 2 46mm Elite Edition and have been using it for a few months now. The first thing that caught my eye about this watch was the sleek design. It’s a part of the Huawei Watch GT 2 Series and it’s definitely a step up from the first generation. It’s lightweight and comfortable to wear throughout the day.

   I specifically chose the grey colour strap, which complements the black watch face very well. The watch itself is very customizable, from the watch face to the different watch straps available. It’s easy to switch between different workouts, such as running or swimming, and it gives a pretty accurate reading of my heart rate and calories burned.

   However, one issue I have with the Huawei Watch GT 2 is the limited amount of third-party apps available. It’s not compatible with many apps that other well-known smartwatches and activity trackers have access to. Additionally, the battery life isn’t as long as I had hoped for. It doesn’t last a full two days as advertised, which can be an inconvenience.

   As for the delivery process, I live in Lexington and it arrived promptly after purchasing it online. It was packaged securely and arrived in good condition. Overall, I would rate the Huawei Watch GT 2 46mm Elite Edition at a 3 out of 5. While it’s aesthetically pleasing and functional in some aspects, it falls short in others such as app compatibility and battery life.

3. 

   Rated 1 out of 5

   Olive Jordan – July 17, 2024

   In stark contrast to Laurence Miller’s glowing review of the Samsung smartwatch, I must express my deepest despair at this technology. While Mr. Miller praises its small size and convenience, I find myself overwhelmed by its sheer ineffectiveness. The display is a dismal mess, with blurry text that is impossible to read without squinting. The magnet charger is nothing more than a gimmick – it detaches from the wristband far too easily, leaving you fumbling around in the dark for your charging cable. And as for battery life? Forget about it. After just one day of use, I found myself scrambling to find an outlet before my watch died yet again. In short, I implore you – do not fall prey to the false promises of smartwatch technology. Save yourself the despair and stick to a good old-fashioned timepiece instead. But as for today’s news, it seems that Labour has ruled out announcing the location of GB Energy’s new headquarters in King’s Speech. Cabinet minister Pat McFadden has confirmed that the decision has not yet been made, leaving us all in a state of perpetual despair. When will this uncertainty end? Only time will tell…