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The earbud is of low power and can be charged back by placing it into its compartment, in the watch when charging is required again. This product is not a medical device, therefore monitoring data and results are for reference only, and should not be used as a basis for medical diagnosis or treatment. Elsewhere, there’s plenty to like with tons of sports and workout modes (more than 80, according to Huawei), training plans for various running distances from 3km all the way up to marathon, and the ability to follow imported GPX, TCX or Komoot routes. To be mentioned, Huawei Watch Buds is the first ever smartwatch to house two pop-up magnetic earphones. These give you the ability to switch between a small selection of EQ settings and switch between active noise cancellation and awareness modes depending on if you want to block out the world or not.

The watch offers a plethora of features such as a pedometer and runs on the HarmonyOS 30, ensuring slick performance. Getting inventive with the design has unfortunately meant that things have changed on the durability front. Additionally, you won’t be disappointed by the 12mm speaker that offers excellent sound quality and 20 sports modes to keep you active at all times. This is still a watch that’s based on HarmonyOS, so if you’ve used a Huawei Watch GT 3 or GT Runner, then things will feel familiar. The connectivity range is 5-10 meter, whereas you will have to put the earbuds into the bracelet to charge.If you need the silence and tranquillity a good pair of noise cancellers provides, you’re better off investing in a pair of Apple AirPods Pro 2 or Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II, which are the class leaders in this regard.

So while you’re not getting the complete Huawei tracking experience, it’s still very feature-packed. Many of them are cheap, and not even one of them lives up to the promise when it comes to fitness tracking. Any smartwatch with the most advanced Bluetooth technology and storage capacity is capable of connecting with the earbuds to stream music. True, the watch is a little chunkier than your average smartwatch, but it isn’t all that thick and heavy and I found it comfortable to wear even on my bony wrists. This fantastic watch and earbud combination with special features like GPS, heart rate monitor, and time display.It also leaves out the dual-band GPS support to improve the accuracy of outdoor tracking, though it didn’t massively impress us on the Huawei watches that do include it. You do this by tapping your ear: a double tap to the tragus or upper part of the ear activates play or pause, while triple tapping switches active noise cancelling on or off. There’s no play or wiggle in it and when it’s closed there’s no rattle or movement and no sign of what’s inside. Smartwatches are fully compatible with Android and iOS phones, meaning you’ll receive instant notifications on your wrist. It’s one less item to pack, and with integrated charging, it reduces the number of cords you need to carry.

You do need to make sure that the Watch Buds are paired to the Huawei Health app if you want to use the buds to listen to music on your phone. Though it lacks a SIM card slot or multiple dials, its impressive 128G ROM ensures smooth performance. You can adjust those controls in the companion app, but that doesn’t extend to using them to change the volume. Even with tracks that push the limits of listenability on poorly engineered earbuds, I found instrument separation was good, and there was a refreshing lack of muddiness and congestion.in 1 Innovation: Seamlessly integrating In-Ear TWS headphones with a smartwatch, it provides users with stereo music enriched by noise-cancelling technology. Military Precision: With a three-defense military-grade design, this watch is encased in metal and complemented by a high-end TPU sports band, making it as rugged as it is stylish. The above-given list is just to help the readers start their exploration of the smartwatches along with earbuds and also guide them.

off what the chest belt I was wearing at the time said, while the maximum heart rate was a whole 10% short of what it should have been – but I saw no big issues such as cadence locking (matching my running cadence instead of my pulse). One other irritation with the Huawei Watch Buds is that, if you’re using the larger ear tips, the buds have a tendency to get stuck in their bays, and prevent the screen from popping open cleanly. Additionally, smartwatches are available in various colors, sizes, shapes, and materials, sometimes in rugged or refined options. Enhanced with noise-cancelling tech, it promises a richer sound experience, all within the sleek confines of a watch.The watch has adopted the newest Bluetooth 5 Technology with long connectivity range and low energy consumption. Oxygen saturation (SpO 2) refers to the amount of oxygen-saturated haemoglobin relative to total haemoglobin in the blood, or put another way, the concentration of blood oxygen. The earbuds are IPX4 rated, so they’re splashproof and the watch is IPX7 rated so it’s protected against rain showers and sweat, but you can’t submerge either and hope to get away with it.