Hi and thanks for this review. Please did you have the time to compares the poor Huawei calories counter to other watches? I will add that if one need a tracker for the burned Calories, just avoid Huawei. it tend to shows around 60% less calories burned according to my experience.
Hi, thanks for watching the review and for the question! I wouldn't have a clue what to benchmark calorie estimation against - most wearables guess this and it's widely different, as you pointed out. I generally don't take this feature into account when I review watches, sorry 😞
@@pacemaxpro Hey Pace, thank-you for answering me, I've appreciate it. I think that I'm the only one out there who did not understood how to use a fitness tracker. Basically I do not need to know if my heart is beating or not during a training or if I'm still breathing, I only need GPS tracking and Calories estimate and histories of my trainings mostly are running and biking long distances, all this can be achieved via my Samsung phone without a smartwatch, it count my steps too but not accurate of course and I do not care. A doctor told me that there is no serious studies to tell if the light emitted to measure the heart rate can cause cancer at long time, experience will tell. Thank-you again my friend and have a wonderful Monday. ☺
Huawei puts the Band 7 and the Watch Fit 2 in the same category which is fitness trackers. Their Watch and Watch GT lines are considered full-blown smartwatches. At least this is what they told me on the briefing I had when the wearables were launched 🤷♂️
Dude, I wanted to see the watch, its functionality, the apps within, graphics, display, etc,etc. Instead, I see your face ☹. It's not about your beard, it's about the products you're presenting.
Great review! Does it measure VO2 Max for cross trainer as well OR only for just outdoor walk/run?
There's no calculator or calendar app on this watch and the workout sessions are a bit confusing
Hi and thanks for this review. Please did you have the time to compares the poor Huawei calories counter to other watches?
I will add that if one need a tracker for the burned Calories, just avoid Huawei. it tend to shows around 60% less calories burned according to my experience.
Hi, thanks for watching the review and for the question! I wouldn't have a clue what to benchmark calorie estimation against - most wearables guess this and it's widely different, as you pointed out. I generally don't take this feature into account when I review watches, sorry 😞
@@pacemaxpro Hey Pace, thank-you for answering me, I've appreciate it. I think that I'm the only one out there who did not understood how to use a fitness tracker. Basically I do not need to know if my heart is beating or not during a training or if I'm still breathing, I only need GPS tracking and Calories estimate and histories of my trainings mostly are running and biking long distances, all this can be achieved via my Samsung phone without a smartwatch, it count my steps too but not accurate of course and I do not care.
A doctor told me that there is no serious studies to tell if the light emitted to measure the heart rate can cause cancer at long time, experience will tell. Thank-you again my friend and have a wonderful Monday. ☺
Where did you buy it
Store
@@gambitgambino1560 do you think the price on AliExpress will drop after the world premiere?
@@felipegomes3712 i don’t shop online. I go to physical store
Huawei sent me one for testing via their PR agency 👍
Thanks. I bought one today at AliExpress for 580 reais. Brazilian cash
You keep calling it a fitness tracker but it's called Watch fit.
They also have the smallest band.
Huawei puts the Band 7 and the Watch Fit 2 in the same category which is fitness trackers. Their Watch and Watch GT lines are considered full-blown smartwatches. At least this is what they told me on the briefing I had when the wearables were launched 🤷♂️
Dude, I wanted to see the watch, its functionality, the apps within, graphics, display, etc,etc.
Instead, I see your face ☹. It's not about your beard, it's about the products you're presenting.