HUAWEI Watch GT 2 (46 mm) Smart Watch, 1.39 Inch AMOLED Display with 3D Glass Screen, 2 Weeks Battery Life, GPS, 15 Sport Modes, 3D Glass Screen, Bluetooth Calling Smartwatch, Matte Black

I absolutely adore this watch. It does the things you want from a fitness watch and does those things extremely well. Accurate fitness readings for sleep, steps, heart measurement, I tested the readings against professional medical equipment and the watch was spot on. The styling of the watch is lovely, it stands out against all other watches I've seen, the OLED display is stunning too. My absolute favourite feature has to be the battery life. So many watches fall down on this critical aspect. The watch gt2 with heavy use with calls, display on a lot, me messing around with it etc lasts 8-10 days. That's with silly amount of usage when I first bought it. Now after a few weeks of realistic usage I'm at 14 days usage and 22% battery remaining. I could easily get 2 or 3 more days from it. For a fitness watch and general time telling you really want good battery life. This delivers. Finally, the negatives. This isn't really a smart watch, don't expect apps, social media and fancy stuff. Yes you can receive calls with it via Bluetooth and the call should quality is impressive, yes you can play music with it plus all the fitness apps. But that's it. The gt2 does the fitness stuff brilliantly and it's a great watch. But it stops there. Which is fine for me. In an ideal world I'd have liked social media notifications and wireless Qi charging, the gr2 Pro does have Qi charging, the gt2 doesn't. Even so, I'm very very happy with this watch, the price, fitness suite and long battery life are so important and those boxes are all and truly checked. Highly recommend.

I've been something of a watch enthusiast for over 25 years. This is the first smartwatch I've owned. Previously I've paid up to £2000 for automatic (non-smart) watches, the most prestigious one I own being a Tudor Black Bay. When looking into smartwatch territory, I started looking at Tissot's offering which cost £800+. This made me wonder what you really do get for your money at various price points. I did quite extensive research into everything from £50 to £1000 smart watches, the top end of this being a Tag Heuer model. In my case I was primarily interested in a watch that could be used for swimming (i.e. it had to be fully waterproof - which a lot of smartwatches aren't), to monitor my heart rate and of course serve as an actual watch that could tell the time! I wanted something with GPS, lightweight, with more than a few days battery life, and that charged quickly. A decent UI and responsive app were also high on my list as this seems to be hit and miss when it comes to smartwatches. I can safely say this Huawei watch ticks all of these boxes and goes above and beyond in every single category. Upon opening the box the first thing I noticed is the build quality. The AMOLED display is comparable to the quality of the Retina Display on my iPhone. The strap is excellent quality too - it's flexible yet tough and extremely comfy. There are numerous holes in the strap which mean it would fit anyones wrist. The strap itself is actually more of a red colour as opposed to orange advertised. Personally I think the red/black combination looks great, and was actually considering replacing the orange advertised strap with a red one, so for me personally this was a bonus as I got what I wanted with the item. The watch battery came charged to 75% and the battery life is outstanding. I've only charged this once in the week I've owned it and the charging was rapid - it went from around 50% to 100% in under half an hour. Quite incredible. The Huawei phone app (I'm using it on an iPhone 12) is pretty good. Easy to set up and what I really liked is how many different watch faces you can find. There's literally a face for every type of activity/sport as well as a number of "dress watch" faces. I can't imagine anybody would struggle to find a watch face they liked. It seems simple to update the watch software via the app. Notifications on the phone produce a subtle vibration; looking at the watch face will activate it and show you the notification, e.g. a Whatsapp message or call. You can configure how many seconds the watch face stays active before going to sleep. This is a nice feature although be aware the longer the duration the more battery it uses. There are 2 buttons on the right hand side and these can be used to go through the options menu, or start recording an activity e.g. swimming/running/a treadmill session etc. All options are clear and the UI is simple and intuitive. In summary this is an incredibly well built watch. It offers high build quality, a decent app, rapid charging, excellent battery life, loads of watch faces and is light weight. Looks-wise it looks like a professional watch, comparable to Tissot's £800 T-Touch model and with more smartwatch features (admittedly the Tissot and Tag Heuer models are intended to be watches first, smartwatches second, whereas this Huawei is a dedicated smartwatch and doesn't pretend to be anything but that). Can I fault it in any way? The only thing I came across is that the step counter doesn't seem to record the same number as either my iPhone or when manually testing it (e.g. walking 15 steps and seeing the number reported wasn't 15). Personally I don't use this feature of the watch as I bought it for previously stated reasons so it's not too big an issue and I'm not sure if it would calibrate eventually. Overall it's really hard to knock this and given the price I can't see any real competition. I'm so glad I didn't buy a £120 Garmin (doesn't meet even half of my criteria above of what I was looking for) or £240 Citizen CZ Hybrid (isn't suitable for swimming), both of which I considered before I'd done much research. I don't think you can go wrong with this and would say it's an absolute steal.

Absolutely without doubt the best looking and functional watch I have ever owned. The GPS alone is amazing, leave your phone at home then review your workout later on the app or see so many stats right there in your watchface. Has so many functions to help track your health and fitness with heart, stress and spo2 levels to name but a few and even has a barometer, altimeter, compass even a torch. There are two buttons for quick access to workouts and the bottom button is customisable so you can add a function to it, I find the torch helpful as it is available in a snap. The oled screen is beautiful so responsive and the brightness is fully adjustable and there are so many available free watch faces,I just love it so far. A long press on the face shrinks the image and then just swipe left or right to choose your next default face maybe a dress face for dinner date or q retro sporty one for shopping. Taking calls is easy and storing and playing music is such a good feature bluetoothing earbuds and storing something like 500 tracks on your wrist or control music I use amazon music is so easy and works seamlessly. The timers function is so well thought out and there is so much more. Find your phone, stopwatch alarms etc. The smart alarm function is next level, if you set it for say 6am the watch will wake you between 5:55 and 6am but won't wake you if you are in deep sleep the hepatic buzzer gently waking you and not a blurring alarm although you can use ordinary alarms too. Outstanding! Battery.life is amazing too Recommend 100 % I know huwaei are not flavour of the month and there could be even more functionality but you will not be disappointed, fantastic premium product beautifully machined and matched to the most comfortable silicone strap makes this watch a perfect companion for sports and health fans. I have have nike Ed iwatch and it needed charging daily is a good watch but not as stylish and cost 3x the price of this and is inferior. I am definitely team Huwawei now, you will be too, what are you waiting for?

A ver, es un reloj que lo publicitan y en los foros de los que se dedican a exprimirlo te cuentan que es una pasada de smartwacht, bien, puntualicemos: Si lo que buscas es un smartwacht que a parte te ofrezca la posibilidad de entrenar, teniendo la posibilidad de mostrarte unos parámetros en carrera, sin muchas florituras, éste es tú producto. Pero si lo que buscas es un smartwacht que te ofrezca todas las lecturas que a un corredor le hacen falta para entrenar, no lo compres, le faltan mucha información en las pantallas, distintos tipos de ritmo, todos los tipos de velocidades en carrera,( eso sí , luego lo puedes ver en la app,), pero no es lo mismo, hace falta llevarlo en el reloj, para poder exprimirte, elevaciones positivas, etc. En definitiva, es un buen smartwacht, y un pulsómetro para personas que lleven un nivel de entrenamiento básico, para algo más serio, se queda muy corto....ESPERO QUE OS SEA ÚTIL ÉSTA INFORMACIÓN....yo lo mando hoy mismo de vuelta.

Helaas onbruikbaar omdat de app niet meer wordt ondersteund in de google playstore. Horloge komt niet verder dan pairing mode.

Étant déjà possesseur d'une watch gt 1 j'ai finalement craqué pour celle ci qui corrige bon nombre des soucis de la première. - l'écran perd son renfoncement et arbore un aspect aplani sublime - l'os (même s'il est plus limité que d'autres) s'avère très fluide et tout est relativement simple d'acces - on peut enfin répondre et même passer des appels avec la montre. Hyper pratique quand on a les deux mains prises (qualité de son vraiment bluffante) - le Bluetooth est beaucoup plus rapide (les mises à jour se font bien plus vite, sur la première version c'était une catastrophe) - on peut embarquer et gérer de la musique directement avec la montre, en y couplant même des écouteurs Bluetooth. Génial pour aller courir sans son smartphone par exemple. - les données santé se voient augmentées avec le calcul du spo2 et l'indice de stress. Le rythme cardiaque est lui toujours aussi précis - et toujours une batterie qui ridiculise les autres puisquelle tient tranquille 10 jours.. Voir plus.. Au rayon des "à améliorer" - on aimerait bien voir arriver les photos sur son cadran (même si désormais on peut déclencher l'appareil photo avec sa montre) - le tensiomètre serait un gros plus - le choix des contacts à appeler via la montre aurait pu se faire plus rapidement, la il y a 1 menu de trop je trouve. Je recommande chaudement cette excellente montre connectée (surtout si on est sportif, le nombre d'activités a augmenté et on peut même en ajouter maintenant)

Ho testato l'orologio per una settimana, dopo aver letto e guardato tantissime recensioni. Dopo un'iniziale indecisione tra Honor Magic Watch 2 e Huawei Watch GT 2, ho scelto quest'ultimo per "fama" del brand, oltre che per pura estetica. I due orologi dovrebbero equivalersi. Ho un telefono Honor, quindi utilizzavo già l'applicazione Huawei Health, che risulta facile da utilizzare per connettere e gestire il dispositivo. All'accensione dell'orologio, la guida aiuta chiaramente ad associare orologio e telefono, ed è facile impostare i vari parametri di monitoraggio continuo o discontinuo di battiti cardiaci, sonno, stress. La rilevazione di SpO2 è invece da effettuare manualmente attraverso il menù dell'orologio. Le watchface sono tante, quelle gratuite sempre in aggiornamento e mi ritengo soddisfatta. Unico appunto, avrei preferito che nella watchface Gallery, personalizzabile con foto proprie fino a un massimo di 5, si potessero visualizzare più informazioni, mentre adesso sono solo visibili data e ora (sebbene un minimo personalizzabili nel layout e nello stile). Le funzioni sono complete, personalizzazione delle informazioni da consultare quando si scorre a destra e sinistra del quadrante tante modalità di allenamento. Sulla rilevazione automatica dell'allenamento ho notato un po' di ritardo: sono uscita per una passeggiata e dopo circa 10 minuti ha rilevato la mia attività, mentre pensavo fosse più rapido. Devo continuare a testare questa funzione. Il monitoraggio del sonno non mi è ancora chiaro: a volte, nonostante sia sveglia ma ancora a letto, l'orologio rileva la mia attività come sonno leggero o REM. Funzioni utilissime quelle del trova telefono, timer, sveglia intelligente, cronometro. Sulle notifiche: messaggi whatsapp da singoli ok; dai gruppi invece non si vede il singolo mittente ma solo il nome del gruppo; delle email su gmail invece si legge solo mittente e oggetto, nulla del testo (anche se vorrei provare a configurare la nativa app Mail di Honor/Huawei per capire se cambia qualcosa). Tutte le altre notifiche che ho scelto di ricevere bene, anche se a volte vengono visualizzate due volte, inoltre sono limitate a un tot di voci (che non ho contato), ovvero se ad esempio arrivano 30 messaggi, saranno visualizzati solo alcuni di essi. Punto positivissimo: altoparlante ottimo, microfono per le chiamate anche. Per chiamare dall'orologio senza toccare telefono) è necessario inserire fino a 10 contatti preferiti. Se dobbiamo chiamare qualcuno che non sia tra i contatti preferiti, dobbiamo prendere il telefono. Punti negativi: a parte l'impossibilità di rispondere ai messaggi (problema noto di moltissimi smartwatch di questa gamma), sono rimasta sorpresa dal fatto che non è possibile far passare l'audio delle chiamate da orologio a auricolari wireless. Per spiegare meglio: c'è la possibilità di connettere direttamente all'orologio le cuffie wireless, ma se si effettua una chiamata, l'audio non passerà dalle cuffie. Non sussiste il problema se le cuffie sono connesse al telefono. Non ho testato questa cosa perché non ho ancora cuffie wireless (sono in arrivo e proverò), ma ho letto un avviso sull'app Health a riguardo. Aspetto comunque le mie cuffie per fare delle prove. Inoltre non è possibile comandare con la voce le funzioni dell'orologio, ma per quanto mi riguarda ne ero consapevole e non mi dispiace. Nello scatolo sono presenti il cavo tipo C, la base di ricarica magnetica, ma non la spina. La guida non è presente in cartaceo (e apprezzo) ma è presente direttamente in app. In sostanza, è un alleato prezioso per tenere sempre sotto controllo notifiche e allenamenti, mi lascia concentrare di più sul mio lavoro perché riesco a rispondere solo a messaggi importanti senza prendere il telefono ogni volta che vibra e avere la tentazione di rispondere a tutti. Per me, un acquisto necessario e un dispositivo che vale il suo prezzo.

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