Huawei has attracted quite a bit of attention this fall with the release of the Huawei Watch and the Nexus 6P; based on the early supply issues, they’ve sold many more of each device than they had originally anticipated, which means they may have to support many more US-based customers than they have in the past

Charger is a bit unreliable , it needs to be postioned

It was priced a bit higher than other smart watches in the same category, but I don't regret the extra $$$ for a second.

It's a tad lighter and the screen is a little bit easier to read in bright sunlight

Similarly, the notification vibration can sometimes seem a bit too soft

little bit pricey but good quality.

The double-clasp is a bit tough to latch and remove, and I would've preferred a single clasp, but it's not a big deal

Not as good as it is made out to be, not worth the price, a bit cheap looking, you could get a smartwatch a lot cheaper that will

I purchased this on Prime Day for a fantastic price, so I can't complain but the normal price of $349 is a bit steep

It's elegant but can also be dressed down a bit for the gym or work with a simple switch of the band

It does suck a bit but I would not return it for that reason alone

Performance is the only part that could do better - the screen still lags a bit when interacting

A bit slow in receving notifications (and calls)

Similarly, the notification vibration can sometimes seem a bit too soft

The Bluetooth updates seem to drain the battery quite a bit.

The charging cradle seems a bit difficult to make sure it is on correctly, I wished it was more like the Urbane charging cable where it will only go on correctly.

Outdoors it can be a bit hard to see on normal brightness levels, but you can always click the crown button three times for a temporary brightness boost

A bit pricier than other cheap Android watches like Asus Zenwatch, but is a little nicer

well, maybe a bit longer battery life.

Lack of NFC is not a big deal because personally I think it is a bit uncomfortable to turn a wrist backwards to hit a POS machine for android pay.

My only gripe is the charger is a bit tedious to connect.

The magnetic charging puck can be a bit difficult to use reliably at first, but I quickly got the hang of it

if the watch works out of the box, great - I however would NEVER buy anything from Huawei again nor will i advise anyone to

My wrist get t was burned as it left that area numb for a day after I left the watch off

n’t recommend buying it.

n’t feel the vibrations