Early Huawei Watch GT listing details specs, fitness-focused features
The leaks just do not stop. Some of its specs were confirmed by a report two weeks ago. Then, it was revealed that a proprietary OS would be included rather than Wear OS. And earlier today it was rendered alongside the Mate 20 series. Now, though, in what is the biggest leak so far, the Watch GT has shown up on Huawei’s own website.
Starting off with some exterior characteristics, a circular 1.39-inch AMOLED display complete with a resolution of 454 x 454p is present and will be encompassed by a new ceramic bezel. Also, the remaining portion of the body will be carved out of aluminum. Another thing worth noting is the thickness which sits at 10.6mm, this is 0.1mm thinner than the Apple Watch Series 4. In regards to battery life, a 420mAh cell is included. This will permit a whopping 30 days of continuous use in the more traditional watch mode, while heavy use will still guarantee two weeks. Alternatively, if users wish to activate the GPS, battery life drops to 22 hours.
Moving on to features, the watch includes a new heart rate monitor combined with “TruSeen 3.0” technology. This will effectively pair the sensor with AI in order to better improve accuracy. It should also permit sleep tracking and blood pressure detecting. Speaking of which, if it gets too high, the wearable will recommend activities to lower it. One other feature related to fitness comes in the form of a built-in personal running trainer. However, if running’s not your thing, the Watch GT will support other activities such as swimming, riding, hiking, cross-country, and more.
Starting off with some exterior characteristics, a circular 1.39-inch AMOLED display complete with a resolution of 454 x 454p is present and will be encompassed by a new ceramic bezel. Also, the remaining portion of the body will be carved out of aluminum. Another thing worth noting is the thickness which sits at 10.6mm, this is 0.1mm thinner than the Apple Watch Series 4. In regards to battery life, a 420mAh cell is included. This will permit a whopping 30 days of continuous use in the more traditional watch mode, while heavy use will still guarantee two weeks. Alternatively, if users wish to activate the GPS, battery life drops to 22 hours.
Presently, it’s unclear how much this smartphone will cost. However, in the small print of the website, it’s claimed that the Watch GT will only be compatible with Huawei/Honor devices running EMUI 9.0. What remains to be seen is if other Android 9 Pie devices will be compatible also.
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