In 3 years of simple use, it got water after a swim in the sea and broke. Initially, it turned off, then I opened it and the screen was flickering and the colors were distorted. In the end, it never worked again. The only positive thing was its battery.

I have it for about 2 years, a good everyday smartwatch.
No problem with calls, no problem with Bluetooth. Pedometer, heart rate monitor, altimeter, all perfect.
Its battery easily lasts 1 week, with my own usage always.
For those a bit more "athletic" types like runners, etc., I would recommend something else or truthfully, it loses accuracy in distances. (I tried the same distance with Garmin) and the result in kilometers was different. Otherwise, it's a good smartwatch.

After 2 years and 3 months, our watch stopped working. In the first year, I had some issues with the battery. Even when fully charged, it constantly showed 10%. After 2 or 3 factory resets that I did, it fixed itself. The service told me that the battery only has a 6-month warranty. Throughout this time, the watch went into the sea 3 times, the pool 2 times, and after each time it was washed with fresh water. The speaker was always fine after getting wet. One week ago, it suddenly turned off during a nice morning and never turned on again. The software crashed, the experts said. I wouldn't get it again for any reason.

The watch sits very well on the wrist and is lightweight. I was very satisfied until I wore it to go spearfishing as I wanted to track the intervals during dives. When I returned home, I noticed that the microphone was not working (You can still answer calls normally). But fortunately, they accepted it under warranty and refunded me.

AFTER 1 year I have to say 2-3 simple things. The watch is worth the money... if someone wants accuracy in measurements, accuracy in GPS, and not to lose synchronization, they should spend a little more and go for Garmin, etc. It is decent for its price... 3 stars because I wanted something better in all these aspects... the signal is often lost and synchronization goes off even more often. At first, everything was great, but after 4-5 months, I was a bit disappointed... I am renewing in 2023 and I can say that the watch failed... after 3-4 days at the sea, the screen is gone... it's better to avoid the sea with this specific watch... (generally, in the 3 years that I had it, I rarely put it in the sea)

Perfect, even for iOS users (14.7.1-iPhone xs). Simply, first sync with an Android phone to add watch faces (~40) and music (~450 mp3 - you can even create playlists), then disconnect from Android and connect with iPhone (first from the mobile's Bluetooth settings and then from the Huawei Health app). This way, you will have both watch faces and music, and all the features of the watch (notifications, calls, and responses from the phone, etc).

One thing I have to say. Every cent that this watch costs is worth it and more.
1) 14-day autonomy (I don't know how they do it)
2) AMOLED screen from another planet
3) Durable beyond belief
4) Health features that are only found in high-end devices (VO2max, Oximeter, sleep tracking)
5) Phone, Barometer
6) Exercise apps with guidance, stats, voice announcements, and the ability to play music on headphones via Bluetooth!
Goodbye!!!!

3 years owner! Feels like just yesterday! The best

Very good & high-quality smartwatch. I highly recommend it. Of course, the battery doesn't last almost 2 weeks but 1, but compared to the competition & the prices, it is exceptional. Very strong points are the brightness, the sound, and the fact that it accepts calls.

Owner for 8 months now, I bought it for around €120, only positive impressions! The battery lasts for 7 days with all measurements open and 3 workouts per week, the connection with iPhone 11 Pro Max is PERFECT through HUAWEI health, it has never disconnected, notifications come instantly. In terms of measurements, like all Honor watches, it shows steps incorrectly, but during a workout with GPS on and simultaneously with a Garmin on the other hand, they are almost identical! In cycling, the Garmin showed 169 bpm while the Honor showed 155 bpm, so I wouldn't trust it for extreme measurements. In relaxed situations, it shows heart rate accurately, just like the oximeter compared to a medical oximeter. Since I got it, I haven't worn the Garmin again. It's a very good smartwatch, elegant, and the glass is durable as it has endured many hits without a scratch! I highly recommend it and would only change it for the Huawei GT2 Pro!

I bought it in October for 106€ and I can't understand how its price has reached so high (176€ today that I am commenting).
It is good for beauty and comfort. The screen is good with many interfaces, but it got scratched from the first day, it needs a lot of attention.
The battery doesn't last even two weeks. With barely 5 days with extra measurements turned off.
The GPS is quite accurate, but the heart rate measurements while running show something else instead. In a resting state, the measurements are correct.
The connection to my phone (xiaomi) is poor. If it wants, it displays the messages from the connected applications, it disconnects on its own, and sometimes it displays them two or three times each.
The speech through the watch is good, but even though I have saved the contacts, it doesn't display the name of the caller.
For a smartwatch, it's good, but I wouldn't recommend it for training requirements

The watch is very beautiful with many stylish and sporty faces that cover all tastes and occasions. The battery lasts about 10 days depending on usage and is very satisfactory.
It syncs easily through the Huawei Health app, and the GPS is accurate. You can receive calls from the watch, but if you are in the car, you will need to close the window to hear well.
It performs very well in heart rate measurements.
I use it while cycling and through the Huawei Health app, I can see useful information such as maximum and average heart rate, intensity, calories, route, speed, recovery time, etc. The only drawback is that when I stop at traffic lights, it doesn't automatically pause, so I have to manually pause it. I hope this issue will be fixed in a firmware upgrade.
Other than that, it is a gadget that is worth its money.

Very good, with a lot of capabilities.
The battery lasts about 10 days. It charges in about an hour from 10% battery.
Accuracy in GPS.
The only quite negative thing is that the heart rate during exercise is not accurate at all. For example, while I have 170, it may show 100. Which doesn't happen during sleep, where it is accurate in both heart rate and other measurements. It's worth its money. However, maybe I wouldn't have bought it because of the heart rate measurement that I want to monitor constantly.

The notifications come, sometimes they are a bit delayed but they come, weather, Instagram, Facebook, bank, you name it. The GPS and calorie tracking may be slightly off, but not dramatically. The heart rate is almost the same as measured with the Ambit 2. If you don't want to spend a lot of money, it's a great value for money. Calls are clear and the connection with the Redmi 8 Pro is immediate and stable. My son has the GT2 and it's the same watch

I have it for 20 days, and I am very satisfied. With moderate+ usage (Bluetooth always on, GPS 4-6 hours, calls +-10), it reaches 20% in 8 days.
I really liked the ability to answer calls while driving, seeing who is calling me, for a careful short conversation, which is also of good quality.
Overall, it is very good for 119€.

I can say that at 110 euros, it is the best smartwatch you can get now.

2. Simply perfect microphone with better sound clarity than a phone.

3. Measurements are moderate to good with relatively increasing data on heart rate.

4. Exactly the number of applications the average user needs, with the only loss being the 5-day weather forecast available on competing brands (Amazfit, Samsung).

5. Now, as for its battery, it may be one of the best in the field, maybe even the best.

6. The built-in memory for storing songs is a very nice addition and very useful when you don't carry your phone with you.

In conclusion: If it drops to 110 euros again, you got it yesterday.

It is an excellent, beautiful, complete, and powerful smartwatch (screen, sports menu, oxygen measurement, connectivity with BT headphones, speech/music from microphone/speaker) at a very good price and with very good quality!!! It is worth its money and definitely recommended!!!

For its price, it is a very good watch. It works perfectly, has an incredible touch screen, and is not slow. It truly deserves it.

I think it's perfect at €115 now and not at €250 when it first came out.
So you're paying €40 more than the €70 it should have, to have Huawei Honor support. They could have easier access to other sources and slightly better weather.

Wonderful watch. After the upgrades, it has even more functions. The screen is fantastic, and the battery lasts for 8-9 days on full functionality. The only thing that bothers me is that it doesn't have all the Huawei watch faces. In the health application, it only has the free ones and still not all of them. Overall, it makes you forget about analog watches and feel like it is an integral part of your daily life

Excellent, whatever I mention is the best purchase I could make for €119. Inside the box, two straps, black and brown. Screen, notifications, charging, stress, amazing design. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, I haven't been able to see measurements during workouts. 100% charging in less than an hour. Very good quality. I recommend it!

Very good for training, but you get what you pay for. You can only call ten contacts after adding them as favorites from the mobile app. Notifications appear briefly and can only be read if a message is 4-5 words long. Sleep measurements, heart rate, and other graphs are great from the app. Battery is at another level, screen is flawless. In my opinion, the most beautiful smartwatch.

It is the first serious smartwatch I am buying (my previous experience was with some Chinese knockoffs). Quite accurate in its measurements, with incredible battery life.

I would like to be able to reply to SMS messages, on Viber, etc. from the watch, as well as have access to all my contacts and not just 10 favorites.

You will need to download the Huawei Health app on your phone, but not from the PlayStore, as the PlayStore is stuck on version 10.1.1.312 while newer versions have been released.

It is indeed the best value for money. Very high quality and beautiful. I was impressed by the autonomy, the oximeter, and the microphone quality. I was bothered by the limited options in the always on display. I would like to have my watchface permanently displayed even if it drains the battery. I have no opinion on the sports features, they don't concern me. It's a bit slow to respond at times but without causing any problems. It really does so many things that you wonder why it's so difficult for them to make it do something else. For example, being able to mute the ringing of a call instead of rejecting it, being able to reject with a response message, being able to make a short recording, etc. Not that you will find these things elsewhere for this price...