Huawei Band 2 Pro hands on review

While some OEMs are considering leaving the smartwatch market, the fitness tracker market seems to be heating up. The two new wearables announced today were the Huawei Band 2 and Huawei Band 2 Pro, with the design for both bearing a striking resemblance to another popular fitness tracker. Huawei has already entered this space in the past, with the Huawei Fit and is back to introduce two new fitness tracking wearables. Speaking of running, the biggest difference between these two options is the included GPS sensor found in the Huawei Band 2 Pro. Let us know what you think about the Huawei Band 2 lineup and if you'll be interested in picking one up for yourself once they are made available.


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Huawei Band 2 Pro hands on review

Huawei is also releasing the Huawei Band 2, a more stripped-back version of the Pro that won't feature built-in GPS, the ability to monitor oxygen levels in your blood, smart coaching or sleep tracking. Huawei is launching the Band 2 Pro, the successor to a wearable that saw limited release outside of the US under the name Honor Band Z1 . DesignThe Huawei Band 2 Pro doesn't attempt to reinvent the wearable with its design, though it's quite the departure from its original's more traditional timepiece style. Early verdictThe Huawei Band 2 Pro has our attention, not just because of how it looks, but also because its promised feature set seems ambitious for the form factor. Compared to that watch's circular design, the Band 2 Pro looks more akin to the competition it aims to take on, the Fitbit Charge 2 and Fitbit Alta HR .




After giving the first Huawei Band a confusing smartwatch design, Huawei has decided to go with a more conventional tracker look with the Band 2 and Band 2 Pro. And by "conventional", we mean "looks like a Fitbit", which is a fair comparison considering what the Huawei Band 2 is capable of. Huawei has yet to release availability details regarding both the Band 2 and Band 2 Pro. Huawei Band 2 announced, a more traditional trackerHuawei might not be able to make heads or tails of smartwatches, but it seems to know exactly where it wants to go as far as fitness trackers go. While the fitness tracker market remains stronger than smartwatches, Fitbit is reported to be having some numbers problem and is looking into entering the smartwatch market.


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