Huawei Watch 2 Pro brings eSIM to Android Wear 2.0

referring to Huawei Watch 2 Pro brings eSIM to Android Wear 2.0Few traditional smartphone OEMs are this time making smartwatches. The Chinese giant has just launched its Huawei smartphone Watch 2 Pro, which practically looks like the Huawei smartphone Watch 2 Classic. But looks, as they say, could be deceiving and the Watch 2 Pro brings 2 important new things to the table: Android Wear 2.0 and, perhaps more importantly, eSIM support. The Huawei smartphone Watch 2 Pro is the first time eSIM has been used in an Android Wear smartwatch. However, Android Wear on the Huawei smartphone Watch 2 Pro still isn't the whole experience for those very same reasons.

The Huawei smartphone Watch 2 Pro could be good break news for eSIM smartwatches

Huawei has gone ahead and surprisingly announced a brand new iteration of the Huawei smartphone Watch 2. This 1 is called the Huawei smartphone Watch 2 Pro, and Huawei smartphone is making big noise about it having eSIM support. The big feature is eSIM support, which might hint which eSIM support is about to blow up big in smartwatches, making LTE connectivity more obtainable than ever before. The Apple Watch Series 3 too features eSIM, which helps allow Apple to keep the watch relatively the same size despite adding more sensors to it. Read this: Best smartwatches 2017The other features we could see are not too different from the regular Watch 2.

As it stated in Last week, Chinese smartphone vendor Huawei smartphone unveiled a new version of the Huawei smartphone Watch 2 smartwatch — the Huawei smartphone Watch 2 Pro — aimed specifically at its domestic market, according to Android Authority. In addition to featuring Baidu's voice assistant, the watch supports contactless payments via Huawei smartphone Pay, Alipay and WeChat Pay. Huawei is likely banking on targeting the Chinese market to help the firm lead the overall wearables market. In Q2 2017, Huawei, the third largest smartphone vendor globally, increased its lead over the Chinese smartphone market, making up more than 20% of shipments in China, up 20% year-over-year. Huawei, however, may be best positioned than Apple to find success in the Chinese market.

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