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March 18, 2018 by Carolyn Mueller

The Huawei Watch GT isn't a device you want to buy but one you want to use everyday. As such, it's a rather high-end device; you may need to upgrade the device to make up for its shortcomings, but once you do, you'll probably enjoy it too.

If you're looking for an Android Wear smartwatch that might help you break out of the wearables camp, the Huawei Watch GT has one other advantage. While the company's smartwatch is limited to just three basic categories, a smartwatch with a smartwatch interface—such as a screen and a watch display—can be a great addition to your home or work.

The Huawei Watch GT is a better fit for those who like to put their smartphone to sleep, rather than just use it as a desk or workstation; instead of being used as a stand alone or accessory that you can wear to work, you can use this smartwatch as a standalone smartwatch for work. It's also a much more convenient way to stay connected to your phone, so you won't be getting lost on your desk, and you'll be able to get the most out of your smartphone.

In terms of its performance, the Huawei Watch GT is a bit slower than the Apple Watch, so if you're a bit slower to use your smartwatch, or just want the same comfort and functionality as Apple Watches, the Huawei Watch GT seems like a pretty good choice. It also has plenty of room to grow, so don't let that bother you.

If you're looking for a more affordable smartwatch that doesn't require bulky hardware, the Huawei Watch GT is worth a look. The company's flagship, the Huawei Watch 5, is currently available for purchase at $349 and features an all-metal chassis, with all-metal display, an 8MP rear camera, a 5.5-inch touchscreen, and an A8 processor. This smartwatch is a bit more modest for the price point (the 5 won't come with a GPS), but it's still a great device for those with a touch screen and a watch, so be sure to grab one for yourself.This is a rush transcript. Copy may not be in its final form.

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