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What a relief to finally have somebody reviewing these things with a relevent degree/ equipment / knowledge instead of some influencer that base their reviews on (sponsored) emotions! Nice work!
Agreedo, i need APA referenced or other expertise person otherwise it is just an emotional ( insert sponsor here) based thought process called an opinion, which sadly the internet is full of them, mainly negative biased ones.
This was sponsored :-D hr king? compared to older apple watch 7 are absolute sheit, just compare the deviation from the polar :-D and he didn’t show comparison with other watches, cause it would come out very bad for Huawei. And you look like sponsored comment as well, telling complete opposite.
@@TheQuantifiedScientist No, I have been planning on getting one, but nothing was catching my attention. I don't own an iPhone unfortunately or else I would've gotten the Apple Watch given how good the heart rate measurement in it. So, I have my eyes open to what is coming. The GT 3 has been added to my Wish list, though.
Thanks, that is so kind! I hope to hit 100.000 subs soon, and in the far future hitting that 1M mark would be great, though my niche is likely too small for that ;-) . If you have any request or improvements, let me know😊
@@TheQuantifiedScientist i actually think you can and will. With RUclips sometimes it's a process. A lot of people who reach the million mark take multiple years on average. Lastly, your niche is only gpimg to grow. The trend towards smartwatches will only increase as smart watches become better quality and add more dynamic features. Blood pressure and blood sugar will be watershed moments i believe as well as the ubiquity of ECG. Keep going, with the quality of your work and constant improvements success is inevitable. All the best.
You actually convinced me to buy this watch with your results. Much props for your work! Heart rate, GPS and step count are exactly what I need to be good. Sleep I can live with if it can detect number of hours.
@@TheQuantifiedScientist no suggestions. The side angle made it look like you were actually looking at the charts with us. Felt natural and didn’t distract from the data.
I just want to compliment your channel and the thorough reviews and testing that you implement in your videos. Your content is rich with data allowing us viewers to make a much more educated decision on our purchases. I even repeatedly come back to watch videos of other watches and trackers when I already have a new one myself! Top notch content! 👍
I just have my Huawei watch GT3 recently, my first watch in 20 years! I never needed one since I have my cell phones. This watch is so far my best buy, it just fills the gap between me and my mobile phone, organizes my life, long battery life, nice budget, so far the best product I have ever met. I strongly recommend it 😃
Thanks Rob! Your channel is No 1 when it comes to testing wearables, I appreciate the professional hard work 😊 I'm wondering how Huawei HR trackers really work! In compare to your previous video with watch 3 the HR accuracy was a disappointment but here again as with Huawei watch fit HR accuracy is very good 👍🏼
Hi Zaki! Thanks for the comment. I think each with each design, hardware and software things can change. I also hope my testing is getting more rigorous and my standards are becoming higher. However, I cannot make any general statements at the moment about Huawei's sensors, since they could behave differently in each model, depending on design and software
It was as always perfect job, but i realized that some nights you have already any deep sleep, maybe you should Check your eeg device. By the way, Garmin Venu 2 plus is on the market we are waiting a video for Garmin Venu 2 plus. Thank you Mr Rob...
Hi Yeni! I think I always had some deep sleep. However, this is generally restricted to the early parts of the nights. I found the same thing with polysomnography. I have relatively efficient sleep, with almost exclusively deep sleep in the first 1/3 or half of the night. Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for noticing! It was quite a bit more work, but playing around with different editing tricks😊. Any tips? Or other youtubers that you think are doing something cool?
Congratulations, great review. I am a PhD student in exercise physiology, and typically also we test the smartwatch or sportwatch (garmin and polar) in the our laboratory, HR with polar H10, or with the portable metabolimeter cosmed k5 to compare the estimate of vo2max that watches make, as well as steps and gps signal with pace in min/km, or for the comparisons of ventilatory thresholds. I think that huawei made a very goo smartwatchs, similarly with polar or gamin. I saw that the huawei gt runner came out I think I will buy it and test it in lab, are you going to try it?
I'm thinking buy one Huawei GT3, because of the design, screen, battery life and heart rate sensor. Samsung and Amazfit leave something to be desired on the sensors.
This is the first Fitbit I have used. It has some new features ruclips.net/user/postUgkxbkrje8Y7BaqRkAjimw-55ajvVo7RbcIp and I like the information that it gives me.I think the phone app could be designed to be a bit more accommodating, as it can be confusing to use. The rubber band is comfortable, and normally I do not like rubber bands for my watches, but this is comfortable.I am looking forward to seeing if this helps me stay accountable in my fitness endeavors!My only gripe is the box was very damaged when it arrived, however, the tracker is performing perfectly!
Huawei have historically been good with their accuracy. Somehow they messed up the more premium Watch 3 but it's good to see them come back with the GT3. They're doing really well considering the lack of Google services and massive loss of revenue. HarmonyOS is very promising.
Now this is how you test a watch, great job ! I picked up this watch today for €75 on the second hand market but the watch was not used and is brand new. I think that is a great deal for this watch.
Can you please make top5 list for every 6 months? Making table would be better but difficult to update all the watches and take a lot of time. 2 videos per each half of the year would be great.
Thanks for the review! It's good to see that optical sensors start to perform better these days. Also, you've made a review of Venu 2 but what about making comparison of some well established device like Fenix 6 which also use FirstBeat metrics just like Venu2, but unlike Venu2 it has polished firmware. And Garmin seems to be infamous for releasing devices which has less than optical performance in the beginning.
I bought one GT3 42 mm. I liked the way it presents the results (statistics, etc.), very well impressed by the precision of the heartbeat measurements at low range, up to 140 bpm (I compared its measurements against an oximeter / heartbeat monitor). I even used it in the swimming pool for monitoring the bpm's. Unfortunately the screen froze after less than a week of use. It's very sad 😪
@@alexpope51 Oh that's cool. However I'm skeptical about this watch. How is it so cheap, and yet has so many functionality? Is it durable, stable and reliable? Or does the quality drops after a few months?
To validate oxygen saturation of both devices first ABG should be performed in my opinion,as how could you be so sure that your finger sensor is the one to go by,if it isn't validated against properly performed blood gasometry?
Thanks thanks thanks bro, i bought hawei watch fit for your view, and now this one, very happy whith the upgrade hr is fantastic, but only know for your honest videos, you are awesome.
Hi Rob, thank you for your comprehensive review as usual. In relation to GPS acquisition, I was not very clear on how you went about this. Generally speaking, in my experience, if a watch does not pick up GPS acquisition immediately and you then take off on your ride (or run, whatever) it will not pick up GPS acquisition until much later if at all. I recall DC Rainmaker has confirmed as much in his reviews of Garmin and other units. I would wait for the GPS acquisition standing still or perhaps walking in a short distance or loop from your start point if you think that will help. The real issue with GPS acquisition is time taken whilst standing still; that can depend on the watch and in particular whether the watch has GPS cacheing. If it has GPS cacheing it should not take very long at all. I can't speak to the GT 3, but in my experience with the Huawei GT2e, i had no problems with GPS acquisition as long as a I waited (usually a short time). Hope that helps in the future. Cheers from Down Under.
Great as always! If just my Galaxy Watch 4 had the same impressive tracking while weight lifting... A tip for the second camera: I think it's better, if you don't switch within the phrase, but instead between paragraphs. You could also try not looking directly into the second camera at all, so you just have the sideview.
Hi Xaver! Thanks for the tips! Indeed, I am just testing different things out at the moment. I am not trained in anything camera related, so these tips are always welcome!
Amazing job, just as always! Your review is the one that i have been waiting for the most! HR accuracy of GT 3 is impressive, that's for sure. As for sleep and SPO2 tracking, i guess with new updates it will be improved. Thnx for the review!
@@TheQuantifiedScientist thanks for replying ;) I do plan to get GT3 because of the accuracy of a new sensor. Also, i love they integrated Route Back gps feature in the watch (which earlier was only available in premium watches)
I have the Huawei Watch Fit, its HR sensor has been extremely good for the price, even ignoring the cheapness its great. What i hate with all of me is that it doesnt track calories all day, it only tracks calories when you move and exercise
@@TheQuantifiedScientist What would you choose between Huawei Watch 3 Pro (awesome quality build, decent sensors and very stylish), GT3 (good heart sensor, not so premium, not very future proof due low RAM) and Samsung 4 Classic? Also curious what watch you wear daily. Stay safe. 🙏🙏🙏
@@mihaicostescu so what is the most important for you? Samsung is the most smart, have a lot of apss, but battery is very pour. Watch 3 pro have build quality and better battery but Smart featuers arent as good as in watch 4 (Im using watch 3 pro). Watch 3gt is the cheapest and battery last for more than one week on the list but have ram limitations. And gt3 have the best HR sensor (other sensor arent much better than other watches)
From a Biology Dr. candidate to a Biology Dr., thanks for the scientific comparison of the different devices. These were the comments I was really looking for.
Great review once more. If one does not check first one of your videos about a specific watch, should not buy anything. Had a question though: I've been trying to find research studies for if PPG sensors and photoplethysmography is safe for the skin, in general, for 24/7 monitoring but unfortunately I could not find anything. I would imagine that you have some experience on this topic so please share if you may have something regarding. Thanks in advance, Rob.
@@MarcoPolo82 I’m happy with it. Looks and feels premium, has Good build quality and battery life which are important to me. The weakness is on the software , some small bugs here and there and accuracy of sleep tracking for example as explained in this video
Hello Thanks for this test, The watch GT3 is better than venu 2 in heart rate accuracy ? I think when i watch the two test of you ? But i prefer have you're confirmation ? Thanks.
Love your in depth reviews but i'm struggling to pick my first smart watch. How well does this watch still hold a year on, would it still be worth buying if its cheap enough? I'm not looking to spend a fortune, the 2 i've narrowed it down to are the GT3 and pixel watch , both are priced similar here in Australia but if i understand correctly the gt3 Performs alot better and has more sports/health tracking functions?
@@TheQuantifiedScientist Hey Rob, can you make one video about risks from wearing smart watches? Like does it increase risk of cancer if you are wearing 24/7? Thanks in advance! Love your content!
@@pt-mkd9960 Hi! I am not aware of any risks. I did not dive into the subject, but my suspicion is that the risk is not (much) bigger compared to traditional jewellery. I can imagine that if you have allergic reactions to any type of watch (smart or dumb), this will cause some inflammation. However, I do not expect any major risks from the signals the devices send and receive. Though again, I did not dive into the subject
Thank you Rob ❤ I have The GT3 WATCH ⌚️ and I actually tested it myself with a Polar H10 strap and was completely satisfied with the heart rate sensor👌 but of course I was eagerly waiting for your review❤
@@TheQuantifiedScientist Actually, I'm not as much interested in sleep tracking as I am in heart rate ❤ but I think( I didn't test it) sleep tracking is pretty good 🤔 but I don't think it's at the level of Fitbit devices..
@@namnta Hi. Have ever tested the heart rate accuracy of weight training? . I wonder if you found that also very accurate compared with polar chest trap or not.
Any difference in heart rate monitor accuracy between the different versions (elegant, etc) or sizes (46mm or 42mm) of the GT3? Or do they all have the same sensors?
I've worn my new GT3 to an outdoor biking session (1 hour) and a gym workout (also 1 hour). HR during bike ride was very accurate, on par with my Garmin Venu 2 (the graphs, average HR and max HR on both devices almost matched with only 1-2 beat differences). Unfortunately in the strength training session, after about 30 minutes the GT3 HR began to drop unexpectedly, then jumped up, dropped again. In general it behaved erratically in the lower end of my active HR range until 10 minutes before the end of the workout, where it started to pick up my (supposedly correct) heart rate again. In comparison, my old Apple Watch and current Venu 2 never had such a problem in a workout. I will try the GT3 again next week in the gym to see how it works
Hi, my update: the second time in the gym, I noticed when my HR started to drop and I tightened the strap around my wrist. It then read my HR much more correctly. I'm ok with the GT3 now, but still, I prefer the sporty look of the Venu 2S when doing workouts. :))
@@dieu-trangvu4502 I love the body battery on the Venu 2. Wish they had this on the GT3. So far I have used the GT3 since December as I got it as a Christmas present and the heart rate tracking seems good when doing weights. The reviews are good about the heart rate tracking so I'm happy with it so far. 😀
@@simdencard Me too, I'm happy with the GT3 now. I find that HR accuracy depends a lot on the fit of the device, and once it's solved, no more complaints. Its sleep tracking and training recovery features leave something to be desired though. I feel that it doesn't "know" me as well as the Venu 2. But I'll give it more time.
@@dieu-trangvu4502 Same here. The GT3 has worst sleep tracking than my Huawei Band 6 or Huawei Watch Fit. It seems to not be as sensitive so sometimes doesn't track my full night of sleep and only tracks correct for half the night.
If you tighten the watch to you wrist it will be spot on. However, I agree with you that when the watch is loose the HR goes up and down. That said, the GT3 is easily one of my favourite smart watches and one of the best looking in the market in my opinion.
Great review, amazed by the incredible amount of effort you put into these! I stopped using the sleep tracking function of my GT3 after it gave me a report on my sleeping patterns after a night I wasn't even wearing the watch. And I'm still unclear what I'd actually do with the info on SpO2. Glad to see though that the GPS and heart rate sensors are precise. I found that if you stand still you get a GPS signal in around 15 seconds and are then good to start your workout. Overall really happy with the watch and the amount of data and insights I get from it via the Huawei health app.
@@TheQuantifiedScientist it showed 85% light sleep, so definitely off. Maybe it was the surface I had the watch on, it hasn't happened again since. But it certainly didn't give me a lot of confidence in the sleeping tracking function 😅
Thanks for this, my GT2 is terrible at pretty much everything and I was about to upgrade to the GT3 specifically for heart rate, sp02 and sleep tracking. I'll save my money for now as its not worth the money to only get 1 improvement out of the 3 I'm looking for. Subscribed!
Your detailed tests of the accuracy of all these watches are great Rob, you put to shame a lot of these idiot youtube reviewers that are just advertising. Can you please do a detailed review on the Garmin Fenix 7S that is about to be released this week?
Hi! I hope so! First I have to try to convince Garmin to lend me one, given the pricetags. I have been trying to get in touch with them for a whole, so lets see if it works out
Thank you SO much! Amazing video yet again! Would love to see a fitness and activity award video! Kinda like Marques Brownlee smartphone awards. Best budget tracker, best heart rate & best sleep tracker! Just a though! Keep up the great work! 👍
Great review, thank you! Something I would be interested in as far as GPS accuracy goes is how accurate the distances measured are. I have a GT2e, and my daughter has a GT, and we found they consistently measured lower distances than my Suunto Spartan Sport WHR - typically about 2 to 2.5% for the GT2e and 3% for the GT. This included running on courses; the Parkrun courses are measured with a measuring wheel, and the GT2e would usually only measure 48 to 4.9km on the 5km course.
Hi! In the end I would want to know what artifacts the GPS shows, which in turns tells us if it will likely predict too long or too short routes. If it loses signal a lot, it will likely track to short a route; if it is very noise, it will be too long. But those are just my first thoughts😊. Have a great day!
Thanks for the great video, I m going to buy a smart watch for weightlifting and the price is a little heavy for my income. But I think this one is totally worth it. Thanks a lot!
You are awesome. That testes are so important, could you please test the accuracy for the Samsung galaxy active 2 or the watch 4, that would be awesome, thanks!
@TheQuantifiedScientist Thank you for your great work! I know it's been a very long time since the review of GT 3, but do you happen to remember if during the tests the continuous heart rate monitoring was set to "smart" or to "real time" mode? I recently found that real time mode improves significantly the sleep tracking performance (with the downside of slightly increased battery drain), and it seems to make sense because in the so called smart mode there are time intervals of 5-10 minutes during the night when the heart rate data is missing. And less data should most likely imply less accuracy, I assume.
@@TheQuantifiedScientist I was mainly interested in the sleep tracking, but I was disappointed with the results. I'm still considering buy it because I really like the design and the heart rate monitor is so good, but now I'm also considering a Fitbit. Thank for including that sleep tracking accuracy comparison, it was really helpful.
Excellent stuff, your videos are always very well presented and I simply love the effort you put into these. One question though, is there perhaps an editing mistake in the video at time 16:40? You mention that with regards to heartrate tracking, Huawei Watch GT 3 performs about the same as Garmin Venu 2 and at the same time video switches to display Nike-branded Apple Watch. Granted you mention about Apple Watch in the very next sentence, but I thought the coincidence in timing would make a slight editing mishap a possibility. Anyway, thank you for your great content!
Hi Tapio! Good catch! It was not so much a complete mistake, as me seeing it, and not realizing that it could be quite distracting. However, happy you still enjoyed the video! Any suggestions on where to focus on in the next videos?
@@TheQuantifiedScientist yep, definitely top content. As a new Oura user I am very eager to see your scientific analysis of the gen 3 ring w/ new sleep tracking algorithm in use. Well, very eager and somewhat worried, as it might be that what was promised and what we get might be two different things. Here's to hoping the discrepancy isn't too big. All the best to you!
Thank you very very much for all the effort you put in to make these videos! Could you pls make a video ranking the best 5 watches according to you, all factors considered? It will really help us.
Hi! Can anyone help please? I bought a Huawei GT3 pro based on the HR sensor quality, I sent the first one back because I though there was a problem, the second one is the same. I've tried different wrist positions, resetting etc. but the problem remains. Every so often, regardless of what I'm doing, I could be walking or watching TV, the HR readout will drop to anywhere between 37 and 44 bpm, this is also recorded in the log. Any ideas anyone please? I can show screenshots of the log readout.
I bought this watch five weeks ago and I'm not impressed. Sleep tracking doesn't work at all. It shows me as sleeping when I cuddle my cat on the couch watching the loudest, scariest movies. Who would sleep with so much movement and instant heart rate change? This watch pretends to have 5675698 sports profiles, but can't detect anything at all. It doesn't even ask or notice when my pulse goes above 100 and it doesn't recognize any of my activities. It's a gimmick, nothing more. Best feature: I can turn off the alarm with a touch on my wrist without having to turn around and looking for my phone.
I pulled the trigger and bought myself a Huawei GT3. It's cheaper now as GT4 have came out. So I think with the quality GT3 is the most bang for my buck currently.
@@ProdChikara , good watch overall, with great display, good battery life, and superb heart rate sensor... but mediocre gps. The gps is fine for running in open spaces without trees or building, but wildly inaccurate when brought hiking to hills or mountains with lots of trees. Compared it with my phone gps and suunto vertical, my gt3 get 5km longer difference for 16km hike. For running in open spaces it tracks 40 to 50 meters longer per 5km. So in the end I just use my gt3 for daily and formal activities, but when I go running or hiking I take my coros apex.
Wow! Great analysis! Excellent and detailed review! Thank you! In terms of running, walking and cycling would you say that the Huawei GT3 is better than Amazfit GTR3 pro?
Hi Rob, congratulations for the amazing channel. It would be very useful if you could provide a chart like the one on minute 6:30 for other features than Sleep measurements. Also videos dedicated exclusively to rankings among different watches! Thanks a lot
Hey Rob, I really appreciate your content, wearing the iWatch7 or my old Fenix 5.. Now I‘m waiting for the new Garmin Epix2/Fenix7… and looking for the Circul-ring.. do you know anything about the ring? It’s made only for sleeptracking..
@@TheQuantifiedScientist It would be really interesting to see your review on Polar sports watches, Like Vantage M2 and Grit X Pro. Also your opinions of Polar Sleep Plus Stages and included Autonomous Nervous System recovery tracking are very welcome.
11:09 I'll tell @Mrwhosetheboss about this 😂😂 Btw you should have tested the Skin temperature accuracy... Or you can make a seperate video for watch 3 and gt3.
(A question) Hello Rob, you have amazing and very informative videos, and one should definitely watch these series for real analysis. I've been watching your reviews for Galaxy 4, plenty of Garmin watches, and now this. One thing I really cannot figure out: In all your tests, dreem2 (EEG) device never identifies any deep sleep stage roughly after 3AM. for 4-5 hours until you wake up. Thus, all other devices seem to miscalculate these stages. Is it really possible in real life? In my simple Huawei Band Pro 3, I see the calculation fits that 1.5 hrs sleep cycles although there are breaks from time to time which is normal. Eventually, I'm really curious if the dreem2 device should be the ultimate reference. Thank you in advance if you reply this and keep up good work!
Can you test the accuracy of the new huawei watch fit? I would like to see if there are differences between the new and the old watch fit (please)! Really love your videos 🥰
Would be cool if you can do a "Top 10" video where you rank the different devices based on accuracy in HR and sleep. Would also be nice if you can highlight which device of a particular family is the best, because for example the latest and most expensive fitbit may not be the most accurate when it comes to sleep tracking
@@TheQuantifiedScientist One tip.... Can you also do rope skipping exercise with each watch? I believe rope skipping requires good heart rate monitoring.
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Sir ROB,, bisakah anda mengetest HR honor gs pro?? Mengingat harganya sekarng sudah terjangakau bagi saya. Terimakasih 🙏🏻
What a relief to finally have somebody reviewing these things with a relevent degree/ equipment / knowledge instead of some influencer that base their reviews on (sponsored) emotions! Nice work!
Agreedo, i need APA referenced or other expertise person otherwise it is just an emotional ( insert sponsor here) based thought process called an opinion, which sadly the internet is full of them, mainly negative biased ones.
100% he is freakin amazing. And all of this being super comprehensive for non-phd people (lol) is even more impressive
He is a real hero. We need more RUclipsrs like him
Huawei GT Runner - The Runners Review and Field Test. Australia. ruclips.net/video/y9Z0c2Uthm8/видео.html
This was sponsored :-D hr king? compared to older apple watch 7 are absolute sheit, just compare the deviation from the polar :-D and he didn’t show comparison with other watches, cause it would come out very bad for Huawei. And you look like sponsored comment as well, telling complete opposite.
If Rob says that he is impressed, the watch is definitely purchasable. Thank you, Rob!
Thanks so much Tawfeeq! BTW do you already own a smartwatch?⌚️
@@TheQuantifiedScientist No, I have been planning on getting one, but nothing was catching my attention. I don't own an iPhone unfortunately or else I would've gotten the Apple Watch given how good the heart rate measurement in it. So, I have my eyes open to what is coming. The GT 3 has been added to my Wish list, though.
@@TheQuantifiedScientist would u recommend the SE version of the GT3?
What a phenomenal channel useful for both consumers and OEMs. This channel should be 10 times as big.
Thanks, that is so kind! I hope to hit 100.000 subs soon, and in the far future hitting that 1M mark would be great, though my niche is likely too small for that ;-) . If you have any request or improvements, let me know😊
@@TheQuantifiedScientist i actually think you can and will. With RUclips sometimes it's a process. A lot of people who reach the million mark take multiple years on average. Lastly, your niche is only gpimg to grow. The trend towards smartwatches will only increase as smart watches become better quality and add more dynamic features.
Blood pressure and blood sugar will be watershed moments i believe as well as the ubiquity of ECG. Keep going, with the quality of your work and constant improvements success is inevitable. All the best.
You actually convinced me to buy this watch with your results. Much props for your work! Heart rate, GPS and step count are exactly what I need to be good. Sleep I can live with if it can detect number of hours.
That second camera angle though… loving the rise in production quality!!
Thanks Sam! Any suggestions on improving it? I am just experimenting a but at the moment 😊
@@TheQuantifiedScientist no suggestions. The side angle made it look like you were actually looking at the charts with us. Felt natural and didn’t distract from the data.
I just want to compliment your channel and the thorough reviews and testing that you implement in your videos. Your content is rich with data allowing us viewers to make a much more educated decision on our purchases. I even repeatedly come back to watch videos of other watches and trackers when I already have a new one myself!
Top notch content! 👍
I just have my Huawei watch GT3 recently, my first watch in 20 years! I never needed one since I have my cell phones. This watch is so far my best buy, it just fills the gap between me and my mobile phone, organizes my life, long battery life, nice budget, so far the best product I have ever met. I strongly recommend it 😃
Thanks Rob! Your channel is No 1 when it comes to testing wearables, I appreciate the professional hard work 😊 I'm wondering how Huawei HR trackers really work!
In compare to your previous video with watch 3 the HR accuracy was a disappointment but here again as with Huawei watch fit HR accuracy is very good 👍🏼
Hi Zaki! Thanks for the comment. I think each with each design, hardware and software things can change. I also hope my testing is getting more rigorous and my standards are becoming higher. However, I cannot make any general statements at the moment about Huawei's sensors, since they could behave differently in each model, depending on design and software
Hi All, the GT3 uses the 5.0+ HR sensor while the Watch 3 uses the 4.5 so the hardware is different
I watch his reviews/analysis without being interested in buying a smartwatch
It was as always perfect job, but i realized that some nights you have already any deep sleep, maybe you should Check your eeg device. By the way, Garmin Venu 2 plus is on the market we are waiting a video for Garmin Venu 2 plus. Thank you Mr Rob...
Hi Yeni! I think I always had some deep sleep. However, this is generally restricted to the early parts of the nights. I found the same thing with polysomnography. I have relatively efficient sleep, with almost exclusively deep sleep in the first 1/3 or half of the night. Thanks for watching!!
Look at that, someone stepped up his editing game! Nice one!
Thanks for noticing! It was quite a bit more work, but playing around with different editing tricks😊. Any tips? Or other youtubers that you think are doing something cool?
Congratulations, great review. I am a PhD student in exercise physiology, and typically also we test the smartwatch or sportwatch (garmin and polar) in the our laboratory, HR with polar H10, or with the portable metabolimeter cosmed k5 to compare the estimate of vo2max that watches make, as well as steps and gps signal with pace in min/km, or for the comparisons of ventilatory thresholds. I think that huawei made a very goo smartwatchs, similarly with polar or gamin. I saw that the huawei gt runner came out I think I will buy it and test it in lab, are you going to try it?
I'm thinking buy one Huawei GT3, because of the design, screen, battery life and heart rate sensor. Samsung and Amazfit leave something to be desired on the sensors.
Hi Marco! Happy I was of help! Any other brands you are interested in?
@@TheQuantifiedScientist The Tic Watch Pro Ultra
This is the first Fitbit I have used. It has some new features ruclips.net/user/postUgkxbkrje8Y7BaqRkAjimw-55ajvVo7RbcIp and I like the information that it gives me.I think the phone app could be designed to be a bit more accommodating, as it can be confusing to use. The rubber band is comfortable, and normally I do not like rubber bands for my watches, but this is comfortable.I am looking forward to seeing if this helps me stay accountable in my fitness endeavors!My only gripe is the box was very damaged when it arrived, however, the tracker is performing perfectly!
Can we take a moment to appreciate how rob caught the watch in the intro 🤣
Outstanding, you do a true service to so many people like me who rely on wearables for their wellbeing. Keep up the good work!
Hi Alexander! Thank you so much, that is really appreciated. Hopefully I'll be able to keep testing devices as cool and valuable new features release!
Huawei have historically been good with their accuracy. Somehow they messed up the more premium Watch 3 but it's good to see them come back with the GT3. They're doing really well considering the lack of Google services and massive loss of revenue. HarmonyOS is very promising.
There's a new Huawei Watch Gt Runner that they claim it has a 97% accuracy compared to a chest strap, it would be interesting to evaluate that one.
Hi Ciro! Cool idea! It looks like it has the same sensors, so should be good😊, but I''ll try to pick one up!
Yes please, this would help me a lot to decide what smart watch to buy :)
Now this is how you test a watch, great job !
I picked up this watch today for €75 on the second hand market but the watch was not used and is brand new. I think that is a great deal for this watch.
Can you please make top5 list for every 6 months? Making table would be better but difficult to update all the watches and take a lot of time. 2 videos per each half of the year would be great.
Thanks for the review! It's good to see that optical sensors start to perform better these days. Also, you've made a review of Venu 2 but what about making comparison of some well established device like Fenix 6 which also use FirstBeat metrics just like Venu2, but unlike Venu2 it has polished firmware. And Garmin seems to be infamous for releasing devices which has less than optical performance in the beginning.
Can you repeat the heart rate with latest firmware I think it will give similar result to the GT3 pro
I bought one GT3 42 mm. I liked the way it presents the results (statistics, etc.), very well impressed by the precision of the heartbeat measurements at low range, up to 140 bpm (I compared its measurements against an oximeter / heartbeat monitor). I even used it in the swimming pool for monitoring the bpm's.
Unfortunately the screen froze after less than a week of use. It's very sad 😪
Did you manage to unfreeze it tho?
Yeah we need to know this, did you manage to unfreeze it or is it just unusable?
@@khayyamshaikh9182 , yes. I sent it to the Huawei office here in Brazil and they fixed it with no cost.
@@JohnSmith-el4ez yes, it was fixed for free. I've been using it daily (at least twice a week in the pool) without any problem.
@@alexpope51 Oh that's cool. However I'm skeptical about this watch. How is it so cheap, and yet has so many functionality? Is it durable, stable and reliable? Or does the quality drops after a few months?
To validate oxygen saturation of both devices first ABG should be performed in my opinion,as how could you be so sure that your finger sensor is the one to go by,if it isn't validated against properly performed blood gasometry?
Thanks thanks thanks bro, i bought hawei watch fit for your view, and now this one, very happy whith the upgrade hr is fantastic, but only know for your honest videos, you are awesome.
It’s a shame this watch is not sold in the US. I hope they release it here soon.
You should do a comparison between GT2 Pro vs GT3 - to test if they have actually IMPROVED their HRM sensing and accuracy.
Hi Rob, thank you for your comprehensive review as usual. In relation to GPS acquisition, I was not very clear on how you went about this. Generally speaking, in my experience, if a watch does not pick up GPS acquisition immediately and you then take off on your ride (or run, whatever) it will not pick up GPS acquisition until much later if at all. I recall DC Rainmaker has confirmed as much in his reviews of Garmin and other units. I would wait for the GPS acquisition standing still or perhaps walking in a short distance or loop from your start point if you think that will help. The real issue with GPS acquisition is time taken whilst standing still; that can depend on the watch and in particular whether the watch has GPS cacheing. If it has GPS cacheing it should not take very long at all. I can't speak to the GT 3, but in my experience with the Huawei GT2e, i had no problems with GPS acquisition as long as a I waited (usually a short time). Hope that helps in the future. Cheers from Down Under.
Btw, Huawei released their first Watch D device with Blood pressure measurement! Hope to see your review when it will be released globally
Yeah! Sounds interesting, though as you said, I think it might be tricky to get here in Europe at the moment! Thanks so much.
Great as always! If just my Galaxy Watch 4 had the same impressive tracking while weight lifting...
A tip for the second camera:
I think it's better, if you don't switch within the phrase, but instead between paragraphs. You could also try not looking directly into the second camera at all, so you just have the sideview.
Hi Xaver! Thanks for the tips! Indeed, I am just testing different things out at the moment. I am not trained in anything camera related, so these tips are always welcome!
Amazing job, just as always! Your review is the one that i have been waiting for the most!
HR accuracy of GT 3 is impressive, that's for sure. As for sleep and SPO2 tracking, i guess with new updates it will be improved.
Thnx for the review!
Thanks a ton! Yeah, I hope it can be improved with firmware updates indeed! Are you planning on getting it?😊
@@TheQuantifiedScientist thanks for replying ;)
I do plan to get GT3 because of the accuracy of a new sensor. Also, i love they integrated Route Back gps feature in the watch (which earlier was only available in premium watches)
I have the Huawei Watch Fit, its HR sensor has been extremely good for the price, even ignoring the cheapness its great. What i hate with all of me is that it doesnt track calories all day, it only tracks calories when you move and exercise
Can you fix that with linking it to MyFitnessPal and other calories monitoring apps?
You can use "health sync" app to do it
Thank you for the content and the detailed presentation. Awesome as usual. 💪💪💪🤟🤟🤟
Glad you liked it Mike! I hope to get even better and better over time!
@@TheQuantifiedScientist What would you choose between Huawei Watch 3 Pro (awesome quality build, decent sensors and very stylish), GT3 (good heart sensor, not so premium, not very future proof due low RAM) and Samsung 4 Classic? Also curious what watch you wear daily. Stay safe. 🙏🙏🙏
@@mihaicostescu so what is the most important for you? Samsung is the most smart, have a lot of apss, but battery is very pour. Watch 3 pro have build quality and better battery but Smart featuers arent as good as in watch 4 (Im using watch 3 pro). Watch 3gt is the cheapest and battery last for more than one week on the list but have ram limitations. And gt3 have the best HR sensor (other sensor arent much better than other watches)
oh the intro changed, it looks funnier than before. great work Rob
From a Biology Dr. candidate to a Biology Dr., thanks for the scientific comparison of the different devices. These were the comments I was really looking for.
Thank u so much
I was waiting for this
My next ⌚
Can u please review Ticwatch pro 3 ultra
Hi Mero! I actually already recorded part of that video 😊. Any other requests?
@@TheQuantifiedScientist
Thank you 😊
Great tests! Suggest to you to test the new GT Runner. It features a new gps antena design.
Great review once more.
If one does not check first one of your videos about a specific watch, should not buy anything.
Had a question though:
I've been trying to find research studies for if PPG sensors and photoplethysmography is safe for the skin, in general, for 24/7 monitoring but unfortunately I could not find anything.
I would imagine that you have some experience on this topic so please share if you may have something regarding.
Thanks in advance, Rob.
GT3 has also amazing build quality!! I bought venu2 and felt cheap so had to return it
Do you have a GT3?
@@MarcoPolo82 Yes I do
@@Sefr-gravity what your thoughts about the watch? Worth it?
@@MarcoPolo82 I’m happy with it. Looks and feels premium, has Good build quality and battery life which are important to me. The weakness is on the software , some small bugs here and there and accuracy of sleep tracking for example as explained in this video
Hello Thanks for this test, The watch GT3 is better than venu 2 in heart rate accuracy ? I think when i watch the two test of you ? But i prefer have you're confirmation ? Thanks.
Hi! I still need to check in more detail which one is actually better. I haven't done that exact comparison yet. Both seem good though.
@@TheQuantifiedScientist Thanks for you're fast response. Maybe a vidéo comparaison of the best tracker for Android user ? 😊.
Love your in depth reviews but i'm struggling to pick my first smart watch. How well does this watch still hold a year on, would it still be worth buying if its cheap enough? I'm not looking to spend a fortune, the 2 i've narrowed it down to are the GT3 and pixel watch , both are priced similar here in Australia but if i understand correctly the gt3 Performs alot better and has more sports/health tracking functions?
man you are gem ,I was waiting for this review.
Thanks! What is the next watch you would like to see?
@@TheQuantifiedScientist Hey Rob, can you make one video about risks from wearing smart watches? Like does it increase risk of cancer if you are wearing 24/7? Thanks in advance! Love your content!
@@pt-mkd9960 Hi! I am not aware of any risks. I did not dive into the subject, but my suspicion is that the risk is not (much) bigger compared to traditional jewellery. I can imagine that if you have allergic reactions to any type of watch (smart or dumb), this will cause some inflammation. However, I do not expect any major risks from the signals the devices send and receive. Though again, I did not dive into the subject
I'm looking forward for a summary video for your effort.. like the top 10 or 5 most accurate wearables
Hi Zaki! Yes, that is planned! 😊
Thank you Rob ❤ I have The GT3 WATCH ⌚️
and I actually tested it myself with a Polar H10 strap and was completely satisfied with the heart rate sensor👌 but of course I was eagerly waiting for your review❤
Thanks for confirming it! How did you feel about the sleep tracking? 😊
@@TheQuantifiedScientist
Actually, I'm not as much interested in sleep tracking as I am in heart rate ❤
but I think( I didn't test it) sleep tracking is pretty good 🤔 but I don't think it's at the level of Fitbit devices..
Using the polar chest strap as the standard, how did you find the heart rate accuracy of the GT 3 for you?
@@seuncoker
Based on my personal experience, it is very accurate.
@@namnta Hi. Have ever tested the heart rate accuracy of weight training? . I wonder if you found that also very accurate compared with polar chest trap or not.
what about the huawei gt runner, seem like a good watch
You are the one i come to for the accuracy of wearables!
Wow, thanks so much! Who else do you follow when it comes to smartwatches on RUclips?
Any difference in heart rate monitor accuracy between the different versions (elegant, etc) or sizes (46mm or 42mm) of the GT3? Or do they all have the same sensors?
Good question
Happy i have gt3 today snd watch your review
Happy to hear that LV! How are you liking the watch so far?
I've worn my new GT3 to an outdoor biking session (1 hour) and a gym workout (also 1 hour). HR during bike ride was very accurate, on par with my Garmin Venu 2 (the graphs, average HR and max HR on both devices almost matched with only 1-2 beat differences). Unfortunately in the strength training session, after about 30 minutes the GT3 HR began to drop unexpectedly, then jumped up, dropped again. In general it behaved erratically in the lower end of my active HR range until 10 minutes before the end of the workout, where it started to pick up my (supposedly correct) heart rate again. In comparison, my old Apple Watch and current Venu 2 never had such a problem in a workout. I will try the GT3 again next week in the gym to see how it works
Hi, my update: the second time in the gym, I noticed when my HR started to drop and I tightened the strap around my wrist. It then read my HR much more correctly. I'm ok with the GT3 now, but still, I prefer the sporty look of the Venu 2S when doing workouts. :))
@@dieu-trangvu4502 I love the body battery on the Venu 2. Wish they had this on the GT3. So far I have used the GT3 since December as I got it as a Christmas present and the heart rate tracking seems good when doing weights. The reviews are good about the heart rate tracking so I'm happy with it so far. 😀
@@simdencard Me too, I'm happy with the GT3 now. I find that HR accuracy depends a lot on the fit of the device, and once it's solved, no more complaints. Its sleep tracking and training recovery features leave something to be desired though. I feel that it doesn't "know" me as well as the Venu 2. But I'll give it more time.
@@dieu-trangvu4502 Same here. The GT3 has worst sleep tracking than my Huawei Band 6 or Huawei Watch Fit. It seems to not be as sensitive so sometimes doesn't track my full night of sleep and only tracks correct for half the night.
If you tighten the watch to you wrist it will be spot on. However, I agree with you that when the watch is loose the HR goes up and down. That said, the GT3 is easily one of my favourite smart watches and one of the best looking in the market in my opinion.
Great review, amazed by the incredible amount of effort you put into these!
I stopped using the sleep tracking function of my GT3 after it gave me a report on my sleeping patterns after a night I wasn't even wearing the watch. And I'm still unclear what I'd actually do with the info on SpO2. Glad to see though that the GPS and heart rate sensors are precise. I found that if you stand still you get a GPS signal in around 15 seconds and are then good to start your workout. Overall really happy with the watch and the amount of data and insights I get from it via the Huawei health app.
Thanks Kay! What did the sleep tracking look like when not wearing it? Was it similar to when you were wearing it? Thanks for the tip!😊
@@TheQuantifiedScientist it showed 85% light sleep, so definitely off. Maybe it was the surface I had the watch on, it hasn't happened again since. But it certainly didn't give me a lot of confidence in the sleeping tracking function 😅
@@kadane27 I've had the same problem with sleep tracking but It's already solved with the mid-December updates.
@@casioseiko6868 For some reason the sleep tracking is still giving me trouble. Maybe I need to tighten the watch strap.
Thanks for this, my GT2 is terrible at pretty much everything and I was about to upgrade to the GT3 specifically for heart rate, sp02 and sleep tracking. I'll save my money for now as its not worth the money to only get 1 improvement out of the 3 I'm looking for. Subscribed!
Hello from Japan. I am a big fan of your channel, which is the most informative one on RUclips. Looking forward to next videos.
Your detailed tests of the accuracy of all these watches are great Rob, you put to shame a lot of these idiot youtube reviewers that are just advertising. Can you please do a detailed review on the Garmin Fenix 7S that is about to be released this week?
Hi! I hope so! First I have to try to convince Garmin to lend me one, given the pricetags. I have been trying to get in touch with them for a whole, so lets see if it works out
The only bad thing about this watch is the lack of BMR calories count
Thank you SO much! Amazing video yet again!
Would love to see a fitness and activity award video! Kinda like Marques Brownlee smartphone awards. Best budget tracker, best heart rate & best sleep tracker! Just a though! Keep up the great work! 👍
Great suggestions Louis! I was thinking about something like that actually. I'll check out how MKBH did it
@@TheQuantifiedScientist Thanks for considering the idea! Can't wait to see the videos to come!
Great review, thank you! Something I would be interested in as far as GPS accuracy goes is how accurate the distances measured are. I have a GT2e, and my daughter has a GT, and we found they consistently measured lower distances than my Suunto Spartan Sport WHR - typically about 2 to 2.5% for the GT2e and 3% for the GT. This included running on courses; the Parkrun courses are measured with a measuring wheel, and the GT2e would usually only measure 48 to 4.9km on the 5km course.
Hi! In the end I would want to know what artifacts the GPS shows, which in turns tells us if it will likely predict too long or too short routes. If it loses signal a lot, it will likely track to short a route; if it is very noise, it will be too long. But those are just my first thoughts😊. Have a great day!
@@TheQuantifiedScientist huawei gt runner got a good review
Thanks for the great video, I m going to buy a smart watch for weightlifting and the price is a little heavy for my income. But I think this one is totally worth it. Thanks a lot!
Lmao, the watch face with your face in it is a great idea 😂
Haha, taking the term "watch FACE" to another lever ;-). Thanks for watching!
This deserves million subscribers
You are the reviewer I trust the most, when it comes to smartwatch testing. . thanks
You are awesome. That testes are so important, could you please test the accuracy for the Samsung galaxy active 2 or the watch 4, that would be awesome, thanks!
You are so kind!😊 I have several videos already on the GW4! You can find one example here: ruclips.net/video/SHp-NiGM5-k/видео.html
great presentation! love it. Though have to say it's important that you don't overextend yourself too much, you're releasing so much content already
Wonderful watch! Super for people with heart problems! 👍👍👍👍
Happy you like it Lu!😊
@TheQuantifiedScientist Thank you for your great work! I know it's been a very long time since the review of GT 3, but do you happen to remember if during the tests the continuous heart rate monitoring was set to "smart" or to "real time" mode? I recently found that real time mode improves significantly the sleep tracking performance (with the downside of slightly increased battery drain), and it seems to make sense because in the so called smart mode there are time intervals of 5-10 minutes during the night when the heart rate data is missing. And less data should most likely imply less accuracy, I assume.
Finally I found someone that did it the correct way ,thank you so much
Keep doing what you love to do man! Cheers!
Really appreciated your hard work and amazing results comparisons...
Hi.
Can u compare or review also the Huawei gt runner?..
Though they have same sensors.
Tnx.. 😁
Hi, can you update the video with latest firmware for heart rate test? It seems GT3 accuracy is lower than gtrunner and gt3 pro.
I am interested in this too.
in terms of price which fitness tracker would you suggest as the best budget watch that you've tested?
Thanks, I was waiting for this review.
Thanks Titus! Anything in particular about the Watch you are interested in?
@@TheQuantifiedScientist I was mainly interested in the sleep tracking, but I was disappointed with the results. I'm still considering buy it because I really like the design and the heart rate monitor is so good, but now I'm also considering a Fitbit.
Thank for including that sleep tracking accuracy comparison, it was really helpful.
@@TitusRex You are most welcome! Yes, the "total package" is not yet out there
You are great, thanks for all your videos, regards from Argentina.
Thanks Eduardo! Anything you would like to see on the channel?
Excellent stuff, your videos are always very well presented and I simply love the effort you put into these. One question though, is there perhaps an editing mistake in the video at time 16:40? You mention that with regards to heartrate tracking, Huawei Watch GT 3 performs about the same as Garmin Venu 2 and at the same time video switches to display Nike-branded Apple Watch. Granted you mention about Apple Watch in the very next sentence, but I thought the coincidence in timing would make a slight editing mishap a possibility. Anyway, thank you for your great content!
Hi Tapio! Good catch! It was not so much a complete mistake, as me seeing it, and not realizing that it could be quite distracting. However, happy you still enjoyed the video! Any suggestions on where to focus on in the next videos?
@@TheQuantifiedScientist yep, definitely top content. As a new Oura user I am very eager to see your scientific analysis of the gen 3 ring w/ new sleep tracking algorithm in use. Well, very eager and somewhat worried, as it might be that what was promised and what we get might be two different things. Here's to hoping the discrepancy isn't too big. All the best to you!
"A sub to the Channel would be breathtaking". I wish I could sub twice after that lol.
Superb. Thanks for the efforts involved here. Truly informative 😎
Thank you very very much for all the effort you put in to make these videos! Could you pls make a video ranking the best 5 watches according to you, all factors considered? It will really help us.
It's really interesting to see this kind of analysis. Cheers from 🇵🇹
Hi! Can anyone help please? I bought a Huawei GT3 pro based on the HR sensor quality, I sent the first one back because I though there was a problem, the second one is the same. I've tried different wrist positions, resetting etc. but the problem remains. Every so often, regardless of what I'm doing, I could be walking or watching TV, the HR readout will drop to anywhere between 37 and 44 bpm, this is also recorded in the log. Any ideas anyone please? I can show screenshots of the log readout.
I bought this watch five weeks ago and I'm not impressed. Sleep tracking doesn't work at all. It shows me as sleeping when I cuddle my cat on the couch watching the loudest, scariest movies. Who would sleep with so much movement and instant heart rate change?
This watch pretends to have 5675698 sports profiles, but can't detect anything at all. It doesn't even ask or notice when my pulse goes above 100 and it doesn't recognize any of my activities.
It's a gimmick, nothing more.
Best feature: I can turn off the alarm with a touch on my wrist without having to turn around and looking for my phone.
I pulled the trigger and bought myself a Huawei GT3. It's cheaper now as GT4 have came out. So I think with the quality GT3 is the most bang for my buck currently.
What's your thoughts on the gt3 so far ?
@@ProdChikara , good watch overall, with great display, good battery life, and superb heart rate sensor... but mediocre gps. The gps is fine for running in open spaces without trees or building, but wildly inaccurate when brought hiking to hills or mountains with lots of trees. Compared it with my phone gps and suunto vertical, my gt3 get 5km longer difference for 16km hike. For running in open spaces it tracks 40 to 50 meters longer per 5km.
So in the end I just use my gt3 for daily and formal activities, but when I go running or hiking I take my coros apex.
Wow! Great analysis! Excellent and detailed review! Thank you!
In terms of running, walking and cycling would you say that the Huawei GT3 is better than Amazfit GTR3 pro?
Hi Rob, congratulations for the amazing channel. It would be very useful if you could provide a chart like the one on minute 6:30 for other features than Sleep measurements. Also videos dedicated exclusively to rankings among different watches! Thanks a lot
Ur the best at making sure this watches capabilities....
Hey Rob, I really appreciate your content, wearing the iWatch7 or my old Fenix 5.. Now I‘m waiting for the new Garmin Epix2/Fenix7… and looking for the Circul-ring.. do you know anything about the ring? It’s made only for sleeptracking..
austrian accent is just so sweet
Hello, HUAWEI Watch GT 3 SE test ???
nice, finally viable alternative to iphone ecosystem
Yes, at least in terms of heart rate. Any other watch you would be most interested to see a review on?
@@TheQuantifiedScientist It would be really interesting to see your review on Polar sports watches, Like Vantage M2 and Grit X Pro. Also your opinions of Polar Sleep Plus Stages and included Autonomous Nervous System recovery tracking are very welcome.
Hi Rob, how many Stars would you give the GT 3 and would you recommend it?
Thanks a lot for you serious work and keep going
11:09 I'll tell @Mrwhosetheboss about this 😂😂
Btw you should have tested the Skin temperature accuracy... Or you can make a seperate video for watch 3 and gt3.
(A question) Hello Rob, you have amazing and very informative videos, and one should definitely watch these series for real analysis. I've been watching your reviews for Galaxy 4, plenty of Garmin watches, and now this. One thing I really cannot figure out: In all your tests, dreem2 (EEG) device never identifies any deep sleep stage roughly after 3AM. for 4-5 hours until you wake up. Thus, all other devices seem to miscalculate these stages. Is it really possible in real life? In my simple Huawei Band Pro 3, I see the calculation fits that 1.5 hrs sleep cycles although there are breaks from time to time which is normal. Eventually, I'm really curious if the dreem2 device should be the ultimate reference. Thank you in advance if you reply this and keep up good work!
Are you planning to create a review of the HUAWEI WATCH D?
Thank you very much for the great reviews! It's very interesting to see the measurements of the new Huawei watch 4 pro
Cool intro with the watch! In some of the clips it looked like you had 4 devices. Do you test that many devices simultaneously?
Can you test the accuracy of the new huawei watch fit? I would like to see if there are differences between the new and the old watch fit (please)!
Really love your videos 🥰
Love your videos!
Thanks Milan! What do you like most, and how can I improve things?
Would be cool if you can do a "Top 10" video where you rank the different devices based on accuracy in HR and sleep.
Would also be nice if you can highlight which device of a particular family is the best, because for example the latest and most expensive fitbit may not be the most accurate when it comes to sleep tracking
Hello Rob, what wearables do you wear day to day, when you're not testing something new?
Thank you for your detailed reviews.
I love your work. Very inspiring.
Thank you so much! If you have any tips, I am always open to it !😊
@@TheQuantifiedScientist One tip.... Can you also do rope skipping exercise with each watch? I believe rope skipping requires good heart rate monitoring.
Still waiting for that perfect wearable
It would really be good to include the watch and phone software that goes with the watch.