This is an excellent Smartwatch for me due to already having the Huawei P30 Pro. The apps take a little while to master but do work and the features such as messaging sent to your watch so you don't have to get your phone out every time is great.

Really great watch, however, be careful as it doesn't say in the description that there are 2 versions of the 4G available. One works with eSim, which means you can link to existing phone contract line to share data etc and then there's the one sold on here....that I ended up with.

Basically a phone on your wrist

Had trouble linking to strava

Love it so far - still learning all that it can do. I had one issue with the Messenger app always telling me to install it on the phone, but it was already there. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but I don't blame the phone, I blame the Messenger app.

The Huawei Watch 2 has proven an uncommonly hard thing to like. While it ticks all the boxes for a modern Android Wear device (well, most - the rotating crown would have been nice), Huawei has executed the product in a way that just defies common sense.

Display It's bright enough and it has an ambient light sensor; Android Pay It's here and it works; GPS; LTE; PPG; NFC All the acronyms! The Watch 2 has LTE in the non-Classic variant I'm using here; along with GPS; a heart-rate sensor; and NFC; Battery It easily lasts over a day; but I never managed...

Looks I realize this is subjective, but I've yet to speak to anyone who had anything nice to say about how the Huawei Watch 2 looks; It is generic men's sports chronograph in the extreme, Feels cheap Between the plastic body, comical bezel, and the bargain bin silicone wrist strap, the Huawei Watch...

Early last year I checked out the Huawei Watch. It was Huawei's debut smartwatch, and the Chinese company went for style, using metal builds with colors like gold to try to create a smartwatch that would actually look good with a nice outfit. I wasn't totally convinced.

Excellent battery life; full set of exercise features; rated IP68 waterproof and dustproof; high quality display; fast performance; standalone GPS and NFC; can connect to Bluetooth headphones on its own

Relies too much on touch controls; needs a physical start/stop button for workouts; too expensive

I was a huge fan of the Huawei Watch based on its clean look and display but the smaller screen and large bezel makes it look the Watch 2 seem like a totally different device. It's great as far as battery is concerned and if you like to work out its accuracy and responsive is up there in terms of...

The Huawei Watch 2 is the first smartwatch in Australia that supports 4G, and that's just one of its many tricks. Running Android Wear, it's simple but powerful. This is the first watch you can use properly without your phone in Australia -- and that comes in handy more often than you'd think.

Huawei first showed off the Huawei Watch 2 (herein the HW2) in Barcelona back in February, when it debuted alongside the Huawei P10 at Mobile World Congress. I eagerly rushed to the booth to get some hands on time, only to be disappointed, finding that most of the devices were tethered to security...

Huawei unveiled the Watch 2 next to the P10 flagship smartphone duo. Although the handsets took most of the attention in Barcelona, the watches - yep, multiple versions here too - didn't completely go unnoticed either. After all, it's been two years since the original Huawei Watch.