Huawei Watch GT 2

Reasonable price;Good fitness tracking;Attractive design;Formidable battery life

Few smartwatch functions;Limited software

Classy design ; Attractive screen ; Two body sizes ; Lightweight and comfortable ; Internal storage for music

Great battery life Attractive design Excellent fitness tracking

No third-party apps No NFC support Can't customize it much

The Huawei Watch GT 2 has excellent battery life coupled with health and wellness tracking features, but the software needs improvements in order to stand out from the competition.

Stylish. Tracks fitness and sleep. Long battery life. Onboard music storage.

Lacks third-party app support. No GPS or NFC.

While stylish, the Huawei Watch GT 2's basic features and lack of support for third-party apps don't seem worth the asking price, especially when you can get the Fitbit Versa 2 and the Apple Watch Series 3 for less (or spend more on the Apple Watch...

More premium design Attractive display

Limited functionality Proprietary charger

The Huawei Watch GT 2 combines a premium-feeling design with the long-lasting battery benefits of the original device. It doesn't offer as much functionality as some other smartwatches, but that won't be a deal-breaker for many of those who'll like the...

Really long battery life ; Stylish good-looking design ; Lots of health tracking data ; Vibrant display ; Two size options

Watch faces aren't customisable enough ; Refresh rate is slow and stutters ; Always-on screen only has two styles

Huawei's Watch GT has built a reputation for crazy-long battery life and great health tracking data, with the GT 2 continuing that ethos, adding a couple of new features like the always-on lock screen and loudspeaker. That makes it a great fitness...

Industrial design remains decent (vs Watch GT 1) ; No WearOS ; Relatively affordable ; Smartwatch battery life matched only by Watch GT 1 ; 5ATM water-resistant

No tap-to-pay services ; No WearOS ; No 3rd-party app access ; Not available in USA

Stunning design ; Impressive battery life ; Decent value

Limited third-party support ; No app store ; No notification interaction

The best looking fitness tracker money can buy, but it’s not a smartwatch

Fitness-centric design ; Comfortable to wear ; Quite a few specific fitness type tracking available ; Displays heart rate, SpO2, and stress levels on watch ; Displays weather on watch ; Can store and play music on the watch ; GPS-enabled ; Professional...

No extra apps can be installed ; Limited watch faces ; Screen is bright (at night) even with ambient mode on ; Can't make calls or reply to texts from the watch ; Can't swipe away a single notification (can only clear all)