HUAWEI Watch 3 Pro Review After 1 Month - WATCH BEFORE BUYING! By TechMagnet

Huawei's new watch 3 pro is for me one of the nicest looking smartwatches of 2021, but how does it feel after using it for one month, I'm Stephen from tech magnet and welcome to my one month after review of the Huawei watch 3 pro the Huawei watch.3 pro arrives with a premium titanium body and a 22 millimeter standard strap. It feels classy and looks amazing. Luxury watches usually weigh a lot, but the watch 3 pro just weighs around 63 grams without the strap. The biggest difference between the watch 3 pro and the watch. Gt2 pro is the operating system. It's now running harmony, OS 2.0 and brings many new features. The watch 3 pro supports.

Wi-Fi connectivity comes with NFC in global markets and can connect to mobile network on its own. There is an easy module inside that allows cloning. The smartphone sim card through the Huawei health app an e-sim can easily be added through Huawei health, but I don't really need that feature and I don't want to pay extra monthly for it with my provider. But if you want it, it's super easy to get it on. The watch- I will not talk too much about workout tracking in this video as we covered this ground already, but just to recap, it has all-day spo2, tracking heart rate monitoring over 100 workout modes, GPS tracking, sleep tracking, skin temperature measurement, air pressure sensor and last but not least, it's waterproof talking about being waterproof.

I did a pool test for you. I shower every day with the watch and there are no issues so also swimming in the pool is safe, as the watch is waterproof up to 5 ATM. It can also track very well swimming activities and shows not only the length, calories and heart rate. It gives you a full overview over your swimming style, stroke rate and much more. Furthermore, it really makes sporty swimming a lot more fun and enjoyable after the pool or shower.

You can easily drain the water with the drain mode. To get your speakers free. Also, the GPS is really nice, as it allows you to leave your smartphone at home during workouts and also there's a map built in the tracking mode. So if you get lost after a long, walk or run, you can use the watch to navigate home. That's pretty awesome, but it will just show you the same route home as you took already, but hey it's still great.

Also, regarding music, you can leave your smartphone at home. You can easily pair Bluetooth headphones like the free bots 4 to the watch and use the watch to listen to music. It's very simple! To pair you just press the button on the 3 buttons. You hold it until you're in pairing mode, and then you just connect through the watch to the headphones. Then you can listen to music either with Huawei music or the free service e sound, or you can just copy some music to your watch.

But of course, if you don't synchronize the playlists or copy some music to the watch, you need to have an ENIM connection to stream music or just you have to take your smartphone to have a hotspot. But you can also download music to your watch for offline use. The Huawei is quite famous for great battery life of its variables and the watch 3 pro can achieve up to 21 days, but up to when Wi-Fi is on and the elm is connected. NFC notifications, pop up, and they're always on displays on the battery life is just over 3 days, but that's still quite good for the 790 million battery. You can also for emergencies, switch to ultra power, saving mode that limits most of the features of the watch, but it's great to extend the battery life.

There's a magnetic 10 watt wireless charger in the box. But to be honest, I don't use it at all, because the Huawei watch 3 pro can be charged with pretty much every QI charger, which is an amazing feature, as you don't need to always bring a charger. The charging time is around three hours for the cell to fill up from zero to a hundred percent. I think for a watch with those features. It is pretty good.

I used to have an Apple Watch Series six and the battery lasted maximum 1.5 days, and I really hated that. I went for many walks to see how accurate the tracking is, and my conclusion is: it's very good. There are no straight lines like interpolation in the GPS, and it shows really every single curve I took, and that tells me it's getting the GPS part done pretty good. So for sports tracking. My conclusion is: it does a very good job and seems pretty accurate.

However, I didn't compare it to any dedicated sports only trackers, but for me, as a casual sports person, I'm very impressed harmony. Os is improving for now still on my version, no NFC payments yet and the voice assistant, but I'm looking into that for the next videos. The app gallery has some more apps now, but it's still improving and getting more apps in the future. It has just been launched, so it will take some time until the app gallery is filled with apps now right now, there are also some useful apps in their like stow cards, sofa score and more, but expect more in the future. Regarding notifications, for now, notifications are good enough for me.

You cannot write back, but notifications are structured and good to see anyways. I turned off most of the notifications from messengers because I think it's kinda disturbing and cut some battery life, but you can choose that yourself in the notification settings overall. The Huawei watch 3 pro offers a compelling set of features that will make it a perfect companion to many people. It does everything I loved on the Huawei watch gt2, but also adds the standalone mode that lets you leave your smartphone at home and in both cases it offers a better battery life than most watches on the market. I will keep you updated with more in-depth tests, so stay tuned and make sure to ask your questions down below what I should try out of the smartwatch, but as always guys, I'm Stephen from tech magnet, and I'll catch you in the next one have a nice day and bye.

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