Upgraded my Huawei watch GT to the new GT 2 and wasn't disappointed. The upgraded version is slick and love the ability to make and receive calls. The battery life is still around two weeks! If your looking for a awesome smart watch look no further. Highly recommended.

Great quality, price and look. Long battery life and perfect for fitness

The Huawei Watch GT 2 is a really great fitness and health companion, covering quite a number of aspects of your fitness, sleep tracking, heart-rate monitoring, as well as stress feedback throughout the day. I found all of this very useful based on my current needs.

Two-week battery life; VO2Max sensor; GPS-enabled tracking; All about the fitness

No 3rd-party apps; Missing smartwatch features

Weeks of battery life, now with always-on display

The Huawei Watch GT 2 is official and offers an additional option for all tech enthusiasts who want to wear a smartwatch on their wrist. But what does it offer and at what price Discover everything in our complete review!

Design and customization; Easy to use; Battery life; Affordable price

GPS sometimes inaccurate; Unnecessary notifications; No Always-on mode

The Huawei Watch GT built a reputation for crazy-long battery life and great health tracking data. The GT 2 continues with that ethos, adding a couple of new features like the always-on lock screen and loudspeaker, making for a great fitness watch.

Really long battery life; Stylish good-looking design; Lots of health tracking data; Vibrant display; Two size options

Watch faces aren't customisable enough; Refresh rate is slow and stutters; Always-on screen only has two styles

We can't stress this point enough: the Huawei Watch GT 2 is actually two smartwatches. The first is the suave but sizeable Watch GT 2 46mm, which packs the headline features: two-week battery and phone call functionality. That’s the one we reviewed. The second, the 42mm Watch GT 2 is a lite version in our eyes, losing out on features, but it’s more elegant. In our month with the 46mm version, we've fallen for its design, and using it as a watch and passive fitness tracker has been great. The battery life is also solid, even if we couldn’t squeeze two weeks out of it. The Watch GT 2 is undeniably less functional than an Apple or Galaxy Watch, and doesn’t play nicely with third-party apps, so won’t be one for serious fitness fiends. If you’re okay with all that though, it’s cheaper and better looking and anything else under £180, and a great passive tracker.

Stunning design; Impressive battery life; Decent value;

Limited third-party support; No app store; No notification interaction;

Huawei's Watch GT has built a reputation for crazy-long battery life and great health tracking data, with the GT 2 continuing that ethos, adding a couple of new features like the always-on lock screen and loudspeaker. That makes it a great fitness watch, but the lack of interactivity means it's still not a fantastic smart watch.

Really long battery life; Stylish good-looking design; Lots of health tracking data; Vibrant display; Two size options;

Watch faces aren't customisable enough; Refresh rate is slow and stutters; Always-on screen only has two styles;

Stunning design; Impressive battery life; Decent value;

Limited third-party support; No app store; No notification interaction;

The Watch GT 2 arrives with improvements such as a Kirin A1 processor, 3D glass and increased sports tracking to take on rivals like the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 and Apple Watch Series 5.