Huawei fashionable release Smartwatch with durable battery

At the grand event in Munich, in addition to launching the Mate 30 Series, Huawei also presented the next-generation smartwatch, Watch GT 2.

Like Samsung, Huawei has never released an Android Wear smartwatch before switching to its own platform, which turned out to be a wise decision, as Wear OS has not been popular, plus a complicated relationship between technology giants China and Google.

Yes, Huawei Watch GT 2 is a wearable device for both companies that use its own OS, following a smartwatch track at an affordable price that was announced along with the Mate 20 Series last year.

Design, size, and display

As leaked a few weeks ago, Huawei Watch GT 2 purifies the appearance of its already classy predecessor with an "all-in-one 3D glass design" that creates "a wider, limitless look." Not that without a bezel.

The 42mm variant looks slimmer and prettier compared to other smartwatches on the market. The curved Dial with a thickness of 9, 4mm helps this model stand out, along with the "fashionable" metal skeleton.

The larger 46mm model is more akin to the original Watch GT, as well as the traditional watch while using the 1.39-inch AMOLED display with a clearer resolution of 454 × 454 pixels, a wider color gamut, and an ultra-thin profile.

Chipsets, battery life, and other features

Like her teasers a while ago, Huawei focused an important part of its ads on the Kirin A1 chipset which combines "sophisticated" Bluetooth processing units, "robust" audio processing units, processors that consume "very low power", and management units Separate power.

Instead of promising to give you the super speed you may not need from a wearable device, this all-in-one SoC aims to minimize energy consumption and maximize battery life.

The GT 2 Smartwatch promises battery life for up to two weeks in one charge with "everyday use" and up to a week in "Classic mode."

Typically, it's an optimistic prediction based on light everyday use, so maybe the actual number is 15 and 30 hours to persist "under tracked GPS Sports mode". And it was quite impressive.

Huawei Watch GT 2 already has a standalone GPS function that becomes mandatory to have a list of health, fitness, and activity tracking features that include a built-in heart rate monitor, sleep quality, and a "full" monitoring of the 190 data type scale for 15 different sports, ranging from running and cycling, both indoors and outdoors.

Although Huawei Watch GT 2 does not come with an ECG monitor or a fall detection function, a series of health enhancement skills are transmitted to the smartwatch, especially heart failure monitors, reminders to always move and TruRelax technology That are patented to help relieve stress.

The A1 Chipset mentioned above also allows the Bluetooth phone call function. Watch GT 2 doesn't come with standalone mobile connectivity, it means you'll need to connect your smartwatch to your phone from a distance of up to 150 meters and answer a voice call directly on your wrist.

Price

Unfortunately, there has been no official price announced for the second generation Huawei Watch GT. However, if the first generation is an indication, the watch should be able to compete with a smartwatch such as Samsung Galaxy Watch Active and Fitbit Versa 2 in the price range of $ 200 – $250 (~ Rp3-4 million). But that's just a guess.