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The HUAWEI Watch D3 rocks impressive battery life and health features

HUAWEI's Watch D3 is an impressive health companion.

The HUAWEI Watch D3 rocks impressive battery life and health features

The HUAWEI Watch D3 impresses with its exceptional battery life and advanced health features. At a price of €449, it is not cheap but offers a premium feel and appearance. Sporting a square aluminum case and weighing 40 grams, the watch is comfortable and well-balanced, with a larger inflatable cuff for blood pressure measurement. The narrow, 25.5mm band is a slight improvement over its predecessor, the D2.

The HUAWEI Watch D3's band is designed with a clasp mechanism for a secure fit, though this may require some initial adjustment. It features activity tracking but primarily functions as a medical-grade device, lacking an IP rating and cautioning against water exposure. This focus on health features results in a battery life that significantly outperforms competitors, boasting up to 11 days under typical conditions, compared to Garmin’s 8-9 days with its Fenix 9 Pro Solar.

The watch comes with two band options, requiring users to choose the correct size and adjust accordingly. The inflatable airbag, essential for blood pressure readings, is a consumable component that requires replacement, adding to long-term maintenance costs. Overall, the HUAWEI Watch D3 delivers impressive battery life and health-focused features, making it a strong contender in the smartwatch market.

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