Smart watches have become a part of our lives. Faced with a wide variety of brands and models on the market, how to choose a smart watch that suits you has become a difficult problem for many people. Today, we're going to talk about the two major brands of smartwatches, Huawei and Honor, the differences between them, and why Honor's are so much cheaper.
The series and positioning of Huawei smart watches
Huawei smartwatches come in multiple series, each with its own unique positioning and features.
FIT series: Focusing on light intelligence and fashion design, it is aimed at young people who pursue fashion and health, especially female users. It has basic health functions such as all-weather heart rate monitoring, sleep monitoring, and blood oxygen detection, while focusing on battery life and appearance design, making it a cost-effective product.
GT series: The Huawei GT4 is a classic in the series, aimed at young people who have a certain taste and savings. It not only has a variety of health monitoring functions, but also has excellent battery life, making it an all-round and cost-effective smartwatch.
Watch series: As Huawei's flagship series of smart watches, it supports the eSIM function, which can realize independent calls and Internet access. For high-end users, in addition to basic health functions, it also focuses on interactive experience and appearance design, and incorporates Huawei's unique system technologies.
The gap between the Honor Watch and the Huawei Smart Watch
As a sub-brand of Huawei, Honor's smartwatch has a certain similarity with Huawei in terms of function and performance, but ** is relatively low. This is mainly due to Honor's market positioning and cost control strategy. While maintaining a certain performance, Honor watches pay more attention to cost performance to attract more consumers.
The shortcomings of the Huawei smartwatch
Although the Huawei smartwatch excels in terms of features and performance, it still leaves something to be desired. For example, the GPS function still needs to be improved in some aspects, such as the low sampling accuracy, which leads to the limited reference value of the real-time pace; There is also a certain gap between the total distance measurement and that of professional sports watches. In addition, the reaction speed of raising the wrist to turn on the screen is slower, the screen quality is average, and the highest brightness is not as good as some competing products. In strong outdoor light situations, the light sensor is unresponsive, which can lead to a noticeable sense of delay. At the same time, the APP sports data is still not comprehensive enough, and there is a gap compared with professional sports watches.
Do you really need a wearable device?
Before we think about buying a smartwatch, we need to ask ourselves: do we really need a wearable device? Although smartwatches have a variety of features, such as health monitoring, notification reminders, etc., for some people, these features may not be necessary. Therefore, before buying a smartwatch, we need to be clear about our needs and choose the right brand and model according to our budget and preferences.
In conclusion, Huawei and Honor's smartwatches have their own merits, and which one to choose depends mainly on your needs and budget. No matter which one you choose, we hope you will have a satisfying experience.