Commercial message: The brand's new flagship smartwatch tries to reinvent the plan of its predecessors to become more efficient, elegant and charming. Available in titanium and ceramic, with the ceramic edition being the smaller model, huawei gt 3pro The genius watch display uses premium materials such as sapphire glass (known to be as hard and durable as diamonds) so it is highly resistant to scratches and breakage.
The watch features a new interface with an exceptionally bright larger screen and a high-resolution color display. Thanks to the high resolution of 466 x 466, the watch information is clear and easy to read even in bright sunlight.
As someone who finds the crop of smartwatches on the market usually too bulky for my smaller-than-average wrist, I was surprised at how efficient the GT3 Pro is, especially considering the larger screen size. With the overall thickness of the watch reduced by 0,5mm compared to the GT2 Pro, the watch is deceptively light and comfortable to wear, even for long periods of time.
Not only is the exterior of the watch designed to the highest standards, it's clear that thought has also gone into the screen itself. I found this smartwatch to have more customization options than others on the market, and I liked the ability to choose a unique digital watch face plan.
There are also small subtleties on each edition of the watch. The ceramic model has a floral dial that changes shape throughout the day to show the passage of time. It also features an elegant "Day and Night" theme that changes at sunrise and sunset.
The titanium watch features a 3D rotating crown that allows easy and quick zooming in and out, as well as scrolling through various interfaces.
Function
When it comes to ace health and wellness smartwatches that do everything you want them to, we really can't fault the GT3 Pro. This model comes with the added features of TruSeen 5.0+ data monitoring technology, and later in the year Huawei will launch ECG analysis, which will make monitoring your heart health and blood oxygen levels more accurate.
Another notable feature of the GT3 Pro is its amazing water resistance capabilities. The watch has achieved breakthrough performance at the level of diving, as it supports a depth of up to 30 meters.
As a gym skeptic who mostly walks around and stares in bewilderment at complex machines, I wasn't sure how useful the GT3 Pro's wellness features would be. However, the watch comes with over 100 exercise modes from swimming to skiing – so it tracks your chosen activity precisely. It also has an intelligent run planning feature that helps you create a personalized plan based on your fitness and running history.
Four-time Olympic gold medalist and Huawei wearable wearer Sir Mo Farah explains to ES: “The GT3 Pro master is really important to me in training – I need to be able to analyze and examine information such as running speed, distance covered and my heart rate. This amount of data helps me improve as I look at what I could have done better and set goals on my watch.”
If wellness is not at the forefront of your mind, the GT3 Pro has many other features to satisfy all your daily needs. I found the TruSleep 2.0 sleep tracking algorithm, stress tracker, and menstrual cycle reminder to be particularly useful. All of these features are fully personalized, meaning that over time, as the watch gathers the necessary information, it can provide tailored advice to suit your needs.
Like all smartwatches, the I GT3 Pro connects seamlessly to your smartphone (compatible with iOS, Android and HarmonyOS) so you can access all your apps from the watch. You can also activate your device's camera with the remote shutter function and sync playlists - so you don't have to feel burdened all the time.
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