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Huawei has created dozens of options, while also offering a marketplace where you can pay to install those created by others, which features what seems like hundreds of other options - most costing less than £1. You get plenty of colourful watch faces to display on this gorgeous vibrant screen too. It even has smooth refresh rates to ensure on-screen animations don't stutter like they used to on the older Huawei models. It's vibrant and bright, with high contrast levels, which means it's easy to see in most lighting conditions - even when outside. Huawei's watch displays are superb, especially the AMOLED panel on the Watch 3 Pro. Its water-resistance to 50 metre depths ensures that it's not going to be put off by the sweatiest workouts or being caught in a rain storm while you're attempting to best your 10K time. It didn't matter what weather we took it out in either, thanks to the 5ATM waterproof rating. As mentioned, it's really comfortable to wear all day and holds the watch securely too, which is ideal when you're on a long run and don't like the feel of your smartwatch shifting up and down as you pound the pavement. We swapped the leather out for the wider flexible strap to use during running session, and ended up using that as the primary strap nearly the entire time because we prefer the look. It features a quick-release mechanism that makes it really easy to remove and swap out for any other 22mm strap that might take your fancy. Thankfully, you're not lumped with this skinny leather strap forever. We think Huawei should have gone with quite a wide strap - more similar to the flexible fluoroelastomer options it also has, which retain their width all the way along. We think it looks too narrow, therefore a bit mismatched with the case being so big. It starts off being 22mm at the case end, but tapers down and becomes narrower. It's a classic option, just as the name says, but we're left questioning the styling. The Classic model on review ships with a brown leather strap.
The bottom button is neat, set out of the way, and clicks to go back.
The top one is a round, rotating digital crown that can be turned to scroll through elements on the screen, or clicked to either launch the app grid or to go home. Like the standard model, there are two buttons on the watch.
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Similar in approach to the Tag Connected series of smartwatches. To complement that classic, uniform grey case, there's a simple round black bezel around the screen with classic 24-hour index markings on it.
However, once on the wrist it doesn't feel big and bulky, nor heavy. With its 48mm case, it's definitely not one for smaller wrists. It's a sensible choice for a watch that's on the large side. Titanium also has the benefit of being lightweight and durable. Arguably the perfect material for this shape. It's made from titanium, so has that dull grey and brushed look. The metal case has no shine to it either. It's attractive, in a brutally minimalist way. Yes, it's completely round, but apart from that primary case shape, everything else is flat lines and angles.įrom the screen's glass lens, to the bezel around it, even the strap lugs, everything features the same style chamfered edges.
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The Watch 3 Pro is an entirely different animal. The regular Watch 3 featured an elegant design with rounded glass curving seamlessly into a polished steel case on the front.
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