Only real compliant is the vibration is a little vague and you sometimes miss notifications.

Additionally, the added vibration seems to drain the battery faster since I have to do several long & obnoxious ones

Except poor vibration and noise of it, its classy and quality and almost fully functional with ios.

Vibration notification extremely soft.

The vibration is felt more from the watch face than the back--which defeats the purpose

I think the weak vibration may be enough for me to return this watch--ultimately the entire purpose of a smartwatch is to politely alert me of my notifications

If I could give this 4 1/2 stars I would but only because the vibration is loud but that is the only drawback.

The main negative is the weak vibration strength.

The vibration is nice; I can put my phone on silent and still know when I get texts

Vibration is very weak.

Some reviews say the vibration is weak on this watch but the unit I got has similar vibration strength as moto 360, no complains here.

thoThe vibration feels cheap if u compare with Apple watchAlso

However, the thing that was the deciding factor in giving up on this watch was the horribly loud and cheap-sounding vibration that happened when I would receive a call or text

For example making calls while driving, having directions by google maps while riding a bike or notice a ringtone instead of just weak vibrations

The huawei is very weak vibration

I think the weak vibration may be enough for me to return this watch--ultimately the entire purpose of a smartwatch is to politely alert me of my notifications

However, the vibration is so loud and obnoxious that it's embarrassing

I used the pebble watch for 2 years and the vibration was much stronger, but the screen was not nearly as bright and clear as the Huawei watch

I really don't understand how a company like Huawei (or Motorola, LG or the others) can miss this basic fact while Pebble puts in a perfect vibration motor

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

My faves are Wear Speaker, for putting your phone on speaker from the watch, Feel the Wear, for customizing the watch's somewhat weak vibration to make it much more prominent, Coffee, a great app for text messaging, Wear Mini Launcher, for getting to your apps way more quickly and smoothly and Wear Charger

Cons: Vibration is weaker than my phone (easy to miss notifications if I'm on the go)

I come from using a Pebble Steel and at first was shocked and very disappointed at how weak and barely noticeable the vibrations were, so I researched and found the app Feel the Wear, and set it up at the maximum level which is three long vibrations

Cons:• Poor vibration notifications.

My one quibble would be that the vibrations may not be strong enough as others have suggested.

Others said the vibrations weren't strong enough

Although it may do what it is intended to do, I had to return this product due to its very loud vibration motor

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)

Compare and contrast with the LG Electronics G Watch R - Smart Watch, which I also own

This is currently the only smart watch that i would recommend as it looks like a expensive time

but I thought it looked better than most sport watches and not as nice as a

I love the idea of this kind of watch, as it allows me to glance down and get some basic information about who's calling me without the patient ever being the wiser

I’m trying to find a video on how to change other settings as well as how/which app to use for workouts

It works very well for me as I'm a cyclist with multiple bikes and don't have to move my cycling computer from one bike to another.

Watch band could use some smaller notches, I am an adult man with small wrists and if it's not completely tight on your wrists the Heart Rate feature may not work as

I'll definitely change my review after someone fix my watch and make it work as it was supposed to do

I also absolutely love the Google Pay (NFC) as it allows me to go for a workout w/o my wallet and stop by on a way back home for some shopping

The crown is in the perfect position both for ergonomics of pushing the button, as well as for not pushing it accidentally when you bend your wrist

n’t go obsolete and can last for years.

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)