Sure, it was a bit clunky looking, but in a "Casio-meets-the-Kardashians" way

Great watch, Loved every bit of it, feels very premium, the most fun part about this watch is changing the faces depending on what you're wearing, feels very light on the wrist, lighter than i expected it to be, It charges really fast, I used my note 5 fast charging adapter to charge this watch and it charged around 20% in few minutes

Battery life for me is always a good bit more than one day; when I get home and put it on the stand for charging and it typically has slightly more than 50% of its charge left

I only faced one problem - the vibration alert is not enough to alert me, and it may be because I am wearing it a bit loose on the wrist

I wasn't happy with the Android Wear interface though - it felt a bit buggy and sluggish

The pictures also make the watch look a bit more sleek and stylish than it actually is in real life

The Google Pay, while fun, takes a bit longer to use than you'd expect

To be frank, I am a little bit skeptical about smart watches at the beginning when most key functions are depended on the cellphone

I can live with the the face size but responsiveness lags quite a bit.

The watch does seem a bit too sporty for my taste, but I would take it over the Gear S2 or S3 any day as I am not at all a fan of the Titzen Wear interface

My favorite features may be a bit unexpected

The GWR and Zenwatch chargers can plug into any generic micro-usb cable which is a bit more travel-friendly

I want to give one to my wife for Mother's day, but this one seems a bit too bulky and a bit masculine, I guess

If you have ever worn a Casio G-shock or other large-faced watch, you will have no problems with this Huawei.-The Huawei watch body is a bit more compact than the GWR making it sit on the wrist more comfortably

The stainless steel tends to scratch a bit, but it's not too noticeable

The $300 price point is still a bit steep, unless you have some disposable income.

I've learned to slow down my swipes a bit, and it's helped, but it doesn't quite have the responsiveness you get from your phone or other touch devices,Second, the thickness.

I frequently use the watch as my sole alarm and it's a bit hard to detect

It is pretty responsive,there's a bit of a delay when I twist my wrist for the clock face to

It's taken a bit of time to grow on me, but I am satisfied with the purchase, and I am enjoying the watch every day

°Charging cratel can be a bit tricky, it has to line up just right

The GWR vibration was not great but a bit stronger than the Huawei

The Apple Watch is supposed to wake up with your wrist movement, but I found event was often a bit more difficult than it should be.

If I could have given it 4.5 Stars I would have....only because the magnetic charger for this thing can be a bit tricky to actually get the watch charging.

The HW2 vibration strength does seem a tiny bit stronger although I still end up missing some notifications

Very nice device with sharp display and perfect design, but it lags a bit and I think the frequency of display is low and sometimes seems it some kind blinking when I move my eyes from it

It IS a bit thicker than I'd like, but by no means a deal-breaker

It is a bit tricky to get them to make good contact and put the watch into its charging mode

As noted by others, some days the pedometer is right on and others it is off a fair bit...not a huge deal to me

The GWR vibration was not great but a bit stronger than the Huawei

nice i like it

Even my wife, who isn't as nit-picky as I, noticed it without me prompting her (aside from asking her what she thought of it)

n’t go obsolete and can last for years.

Yup, My $120 Ticwatch E performs flawlessly on the same software and hardware, but this watch lags and it lags everywhere