Customer Ratings & Reviews

As smartwatches go, this is probably one of the better ones. I'm just not sure the technology is fully evolved yet. Limited functions. Built in mic & speaker allows for making/answering phone calls & texting, "OK Google" also great for searches.

I was excited to get this Bluetooth watch. The excitement waned when I found it confused my car on Bluetooth, doesn't always connect to the charger, is cumbersome to use. Not thrilled...

This was a good watch that I was able to get text and emails, but wasn't able to make or receive calls. The watch has a speaker and a mic, but this function wouldn't sync with my phone.

I returned it to Best Buy. The watch just stopped working one morning and I could not reset it. The store doesn't carry the product in house, so exchanging it would have become a drill.

Returned watch. Too heavy for what I need. Made for younger people I guess. Not sure what I expected.

loader than what i thought and the phone works great on blutooth

Watch disconnects after 5 steps away from phone. .

Does not have the features i am looking for. Will go with a Samsung Gear S2/3

It is a great watch and I love being able to change the bands

Bought this watch when it 1st came out last year but wanted to wait for android wear update for full functionality. I currently have all the Samsung smart watches & Motorola this is by far the best along with the original gear s. I was initially concerned about the missing light sensor & proprietary charger but was pleasantly surprise I've had no trouble with battery life (last around 2 days with above average usage). The classic look & packaging is premium. I am very hard on watches (working outside) and the leather band and glass has stood up well besides scratches on the case. The charging is the fastest by far, screen is gorgeous, & functionality is consistent. Best features are call answering, speaker, WiFi connectivity, quality build, & charging. The only complaint if I were to be picky is the vibration strength, pedometer, & heart rate accuracy. Still for the price point & other competitors offerings this is hands down my winner.

Loved the watch until it got splashed with water and quit working. Suppose to be water resistant got splashed with water when white water rafting and display quit working. Trying the 2 now.

Good deal. Nice watch. Bought as gift for husband and he really likes it.

This watch was okay wouldn't recommend it to other. Apple one better.

This watch is well made, looks classy and looks like a normal watch. The display is crystal clear and sharp. Prior I purchased the LG Urbane but had to return it as it was too big for my small wrists. This watch will fit the smallest of wrists just fine. The fact that it has a completely round display with out anything missing made me go with this watch. I'm sure glad I did.

The main reason why you would spend 350 bucks on this watch would mostly be for the beauty that this watch gives off. The stainless steel rim and the sapphire glass face definitely makes the price worth it. Also being that sapphire is a harder, more scratch resistant materiel than gorilla glass that is on the moto 360s, so the extra 50 dollars can easily be seen going to a more durable watch. Internally everything works great with the latest android wear OS. Only two issues I have. First, the leather strap gets very wrinkly very fast for just having it over 2 weeks and taking it on and off only twice a day. Second, the stainless steel rim can get scratched very easily if you are not careful. I use this watch in school and I am very prone to scraping the face of the watch on the wall to get to class. Overall nothing has gone wrong with the watch itself and still holds its beauty.

Nice watch it's not an Apple Watch but it does the job

If you have an iPhone, do not get this or any other Android Wear watch. I did, and found that not only is it severely limited in apps, but you must be running the app on your phone to even get notifications. You can't even connect bluetooth headphones or join to WiFi. If you have an Android, truly awesome watch, great looking, highly recommend. But not for an iPhone at all.

Title says it all. This watch looks better than any other smartwatch. The screen and build quality are great, but the vibration has a cheep feel and is fairly loud in a quiet room. I would also like to see wireless charging like the Moto 360, but I prefer the display and the full circle (no flat tire) of the Huawei Watch.

I find the Huawei watch as perhaps the most stylish and versatile of the current generation of Android Wear watches. It has a simple, classic, design, and the sapphire crystal is a nice touch, as is the stunning AMOLED display; I like that it gives both wi-fi and Bluetooth connections. And the ingenious way in which it is possible to replace wrist straps quickly is really nice—and useful (I have both a black leather band and a stainless steel mesh band). Yes, it is too “thick,” but that mostly a limit of current technology (and battery size); I suspect the 2018 (2017??) version will be better in that respect. Battery life is fine, at least if one isn’t using the watch 24/7 outside of ambient mode. [I have it set for “always on,” which turns it to ambient mode after 7 seconds—an option set from my particular watch face—and find the ambient mode just fine for indoor use. I also turned off the “wake up” feature on wrist gesture, since when I might want to look at the watch in “full light” mode doesn’t necessarily correlate with my wrist movement. With that, I generally get through a 16 hour day using about 50% of the battery, which is OK by me.] The charger is a bit of a kludge—NFC charging would have been superior—but since I never leave it until I’m certain the pins have connected and the watch is charging, it isn’t a problem for me.] Beyond that, it is a well-executed version of Android Wear, with the strengths and (still some) weaknesses of Android Wear's software. (For example, it does an exemplary job of allowing one to receive, and even make, phone calls from the watch using the watch’s mic and speaker—but the basic Android Wear software doesn’t allow you to hang up an ongoing phone call from the watch even when you answered (or originated) the call from the watch. What???) My third smartwatch—Pebble, first, then Samsung Gear 2 Neo—and this is far more useful and stylish than either. I also prefer the Android Wear software, although it still had a ways to go in some respects.

I love my Huawei! Systimicly the watch works very well. I have to charge everyday as I like to use faces with weather, step, calendar, stopwatch, etc... There are only two things I wish I could change, the charger and customer service. The watch sometimes does not line up on the pins of the charger and I don't get a charge. Seems I have to babysit it for a bit to make sure it activates. I would like to have the bluetooth charging so I can set it and forget it. As for the customer service, sent several e-mails with little or no response. Oh, I guess one other thing would be a nice silver & gold mix branded band.