HUAWEI Band 10 Smartwatch Aluminum Alloy Case up to 14 Days Battery Life iOS Android Average Sleep HRV and Sleep Insights with an AI-Powered Fitness Monitoring Tracker Sleep Breathing (Black)

Just bought HUAHUI Band 10 Smartwatch (E93) over a week, I’d like share with you and seller for my genuine experiences on the product. It has almost all the functions you wished for a smart sports tracker and health monitor. The steps it counts is more than that of my iPhone watch 10, similar with Fitbit Charge 4. The good part is Huawei device can update the Steps in Apple Health but not other informations. I like the detail information it catches for swimming, including segments, charts and details. So does the Sleep monitor which provides detail graphic, description and analysis on the quality of your sleep. The sleep data are precise and accurate, even captures the nap minutes I take during a day. I captured a few shots of the watch screens as well as the a few ones from Huawei Health App. The sports activities in the watch only have a few common ones, no others, such table tennis, tennis, badminton or pickle ball, etc. the good part is you don’t need subscription. In all, a great smart sports tracking device for a non-professional sport enthusiast. The quality and value over the price is very good.

Buena alternativa como reloj económico, tiene mejor medición de muchos parámetros comparado con las versiones anteriores.. La programación sigue siendo muy sencilla .. La medición del sueño sigue sin ser tan exacta, pero es una buena referencia.

Great fitness band with excellent features!This is a great product. When I was setting up the Huawei Health app, I accidentally selected the wrong country — and to my surprise, a huge variety of watch faces appeared in the app. The band itself is very comfortable to wear, lightweight, and stylish. The screen is bright and responsive, and the battery lasts a long time. Overall, I’m really happy with the Huawei Band 10. Definitely worth it!

I love this watch…it does many tasks for half the price of other smart watches.

Overall terrific value for the relatively low cost.This is replacing my Fitbit Charge 5 - which I liked but after 1.5 years battery essentially dead - AND overall poor heart rate pick up during exercise.PROs of the Huawei:1. Looks/Material2. Responsive screen3. Love the closing mechanism of the wrist band (and the color...)4. Fairly impressive HRM. I've worn a chest HRM for comparison and generally impressed that the Huawei reacts to sudden exercise spurts or cool down as quickly and accurately as a chest strap - sometimes faster. But there are also times when it's totally off and it takes a couple minutes before it picks up the correct HR5. Love the training load, HRV, Recovery, VO2Max metrics6. I like that it has no GPS of its own. Makes the battery last longer and the watch will stream the GPS data from my phoneCON or NOT SO GREAT1. 1000's of watch faces - yet very few that are clean, modern, ergonomic. AND very few that can be customized. Thus no watch face that displays what I want and not what I don't want2. Often ridiculously small font, impossible to read without a magnifying glass3. A bit frustrating that some info is only on the watch, some only on the app4. As others pointed out, seems you can only start exercise via app, not via watch itself5. No Afib detection6. Very hard to find explanations of the metrics or how to adjust menus

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Purchased as a gift and they enjoy it greatly. For the cost, it has a lot of handy features, though I cannot say it's sleeping tracker is extremely accurate.

I was looking for a watch to keep track of my swim distance. It did reasonably well until it didn't. I've had the watch for a little over a month and it stopped being able to record laps correctly. I wasn't THAT upset because I still used it to monitor my heartrate in the pool. Instead of doing intervals strictly based on time, I was going by my heart rate. But then that function eventually broke too. Now it's a glorified step counter, but I suspect that feature might break soon as well. At that point it'll just be a watch with really limited features compared to higher end smart watches.