Technology

THE HUAWEI WATCH GT 4 REVIEW

HUAWEI has given us the chance to test their latest offering, the HUAWEI WATCH GT 4 , to explore the features the watch comes with. For someone who is busy and sometimes cannot be checking the phone in most cases, this watch is perfect because it makes life a whole lot easier. Apart from its

THE-HUAWEI-WATCH-GT-4-REVIEW

THE-HUAWEI-WATCH-GT-4-REVIEW

Share
Picture: Huawei
Advertisement

HUAWEI has given us the chance to test their latest offering, the HUAWEI WATCH GT 4 , to explore the features the watch comes with.

For someone who is busy and sometimes cannot be checking the phone in most cases, this watch is perfect because it makes life a whole lot easier.

Apart from its stunning design, the watch is very comfortable around the wrist and it is easy to navigate.

The HUAWEI WATCH GT 4 has a long-lasting battery life, and unlike the usual smartwatches, the watch has advanced health and fitness features. One of the best parts about the watch is that you can navigate the settings as you would your phone.

Once paired to the phone, the watch allows you to make and receive phone calls, and you are able to see your notifications from WhatsApp and direct messages sent to your phone.

You can pick from different colours in terms of the wristband, and you can also choose a wallpaper suited to your personality.

For anyone with a busy schedule who wants to look great while enjoying the convenience of wearing a comfortable watch, the HUAWEI WATCH GT 4 is a great pick for you.

TechnologyAfrican startups
Greg Stewart

Reporting for Business Tech Africa on the funding, tools and strategy shaping the continent's founders and SMEs.

Was this useful?0 reactions
Africa is getting more Big Tech investment, but the basics are still holding it back
Read nextTechnology

Africa is getting more Big Tech investment, but the basics are still holding it back

Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon and Starlink are putting more money into Africa's digital infrastructure. Subsea cables are reaching more parts of the continent, satellite internet is expanding and cloud companies are adding services for African customers. For businesses that have spent years dealing with unreliable connections, that is useful. There is still a problem underneath

Vutomi Manzini · 4 min readContinue reading