Huawei Watch 4 and Watch 4 Pro now official with Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chipsets

[Redaktion]

Huawei has now provided full details about the Watch 4 and Watch 4 Pro, its latest flagship smartwatches. Orderable from next week in Europe, the Watch 4 and Watch 4 Pro combine premium designs with modern hardware.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Huawei-Watch-4-and-Watch-4-Pro-now-official-with-Snapdragon-W5-Gen-1-chipsets.724596.0.html

[Deng Li]

Other than a fantastic Qualcomm processor this watch is garbage. No mention of the spyware Huawei includes in all their devices.

[James D]

Serious question here, not a wackadoo claiming his watch is watching him taking a leak.

I'm diabetic and the FIRST thing about this watch is that feature Huawei was crowing over but coyly refusing to claim whether or not the fluctuating glucose levels alert would be in the European model. Now, even after it has been actually released, I can't find a review definitively stating whether that feature is included or not. All the reviews are frustratingly alike and state the feature is groundbreaking but probably won't be seen outside China within the next year - but who knows?

Well, now the people who've got their hands on this watch know. Does it, or its app, have a hyperglycaemia alert?

[Ray C]

Got this watch and have to say, it's pretty impressive. Build quality is great, only nitpick is it is still a little too thick and the rotating crown is could be more tactile with some resistance or vibration feedback.
Software is good too. Petal Maps isn't bad at all for independent map search and navigation. Music app was bundled with artists radios too. Shame third-party apps are still lacking but stock apps from Huawei cover the basics like fitness/health-tracking, timekeeping, taking calls, notifications etc. Extended battery life works great to by basically turning it into a GT 3 Pro type experience.

Just a great overall package and liking it so far