A few reasons why you shouldn't buy Huawei and Honor watches (GT2, GT3, Watch 3, MagicWatch2, GS3) 

Between 5 and 7 for the GT2, and for a Galaxy Watch I disagree, I use mine a lot (apps, continuous stress and HR measurement, calls, workouts) and I get 2 days and sometimes 2 days and a half

Wow, two days and a half. You really reached a peak of your life. Enjoy your stinking galaxy watch(had all of them, huawei is so superior to all, same goes for their phones) and also you should shut down your channel and never post anything anywhere. Pathetic is a really really small word.

Cardio and battery are indeed good. But your choice incomprehensible I have the Watch 4 and I will never replace it for a Huawei or a Honor watch.

For sports much better watch gt3 smart side better watch 4.. I prefer the first solution

@@pietro4836 not for mountain bike riding

@@rahyan. i have watch 4 that works flawlessly with the 22 Ultra. However accuracy and battery wise, the Honor GS3 is superior. Watch 4 tends to show more distance than what was actually covered. And because of battery life which is extremely important for me, I don't use the watch 4. As a smart watch, Galaxy 4 is better, but as an over watch / gadget, Honor takes the cake.

So PLEASE don't, you're not worthy of Huawei.!!

They probably got improved, but in the GT2, GT, Honor Watch Magic and in the Magicwatch2, it's pretty inaccurate, I've compared it though... I've already seen the videos of The Quantified Scientist, and I was impressed by the accuracy of the GT3; my Honor watch (and also my Huawei band) aren't accurate like that at all ! By the way, the weird thing is that for the Galaxy Watch4 I don't have his results at all; my Watch4 tracks everything well, he gets moments where the HR isn't tracked and I never get these moments.

By the way I've already seen one of your comments in his channel a long time ago 😅

@@rahyan. Whats your version of Watch 4? Do you have how many hours of battery?

@@MarcoPolo82 It's a Galaxy Watch4 Classic 46mm, and I have around 2 days or even 2 days and a half with it

Lmao

You're funny dude. On what statistics/analytics are you based on ? Have you seen my channel every time for a period of time ? Have you got an access for the subscribers graph ? (and if it were the case, it must be an inaccurate one like Huawei and Honor watches :D). If the answer was yes (which I HIGHLY doubt) or whatever, you're wrong. In fact, my channel is not losing subscribers, instead it's growing; before publishing this video, it had about 72 subscribers (it was variating between 70 and 73), now it has 99, I'm getting 2 (or sometimes more) every month. So if you have a brain which works properly and some mathematics skills, you'll notice that it's indeed growing and NOT LOSING. I'm not saying the opposite of what's really happening, if you've watched the entire video, you'll see that I'm providing evidence, which also shows that I have USED some of these watches, otherwise I would not be able to provide evidence. I'm not really tricking people to watch, neither to subscribe as it's just a number that means practically nothing. I just want to spread information in order to deny what is false and exaggerated. So now I'm returning you the question; have you even used one of these watches that I mention in this video ?

@@rahyan. lolzzz 108 subscribers✌😆

It increased, and guess what ? That was thanks to this video. It sure doesn't increase anymore has the algorithm kinda stopped showing it. And making videos isn't one of my hobbies at all. Anyways, those subscribers are pointless imho. I don't make regular content.

@@rahyan. lolzz reason reason reason 😅😅😅

I'm looking for performance. Users look for something to tell the time with a screen. (Or something with a massive battery life but without any performance)

Yeah, you must definitely use it as a traditional watch.

@@rahyan. not at all. Covers the health monitoring and exercise needs I want, plays music to my Bluetooth earbuds while I'm running, gives me weather reports, notifies me of notifications on my phone, makes and receives phone calls, use as a torch when needing the bathroom at night, monitors my sleep, finds my phone when I've misplaced it and has a customised display showing all the stats I need and quick click/tap access to the tool or feature I need. Tells me the time too!! Hardly used as a traditional watch.

@@rahyan. throw ur samsung watch only 2days battery life✌😛

Thanks for increasing the video's stats. 2 days of battery life is freaking good for a phone replacement. This has like a lighter version of Android with the ability to run APKs (from phones) and browse the internet. Can you use your Huawei/Honor watch as a phone while you don't have your phone on you ? Obviously not. Can you do all the things I mentioned at the beginning ? Neither. Have a good day spamming my video. :)

I'd seriously like to know how do you get updates while the Honor watches are abandoned since early 2021. I don't get shares in Apple and Samsung. I just appreciate these brands as they're updating their products instead of some brands...

Hi Glenn, First of all, congratulations on getting this watch for €50! That's an incredible deal. Now, let's discuss your question. If you want a watch primarily for health tracking and fitness purposes, with a minimalist look and good battery life (up to 7 days), and the ability to read notifications without interacting with them, you should consider a "fitness tracker" or a "connected watch." The one you have seems to fall into this category. On the other hand, if you want a watch that is more high-tech and versatile, with features like fitness tracking, interactive notifications, and access to various third-party and well-known apps, you should look into "smartwatches." Smartwatches typically have an average battery life of up to 3-4 days. Samsung Galaxy Watch is a popular choice in this category, especially the latest models like the Watch4 or the upcoming Watch6. However, there are other brands to consider as well, such as TicWatch, Fossil, Google Pixel Watch, Suunto, or Montblanc. It ultimately depends on your personal preferences and needs. If none of these options match your requirements, and you simply want a watch to tell time and receive phone notifications, then keeping the watch you have and disabling most of the health features (if you don't need these) would be a good choice. The fact that you got it for €50 is a great deal, considering its premium materials and the tendency of Honor/Huawei to overprice their products. It's worth noting that Honor watches have been known to lack updates and support for new features, so keep that in mind if regular updates are important to you, given that their watches can have many bugs and weird quirks. In any case, I recommend researching and watching multiple reviews to get a better understanding of the watch's performance and whether it meets your expectations. If you find that you're not satisfied with the current watch, you might consider a Garmin watch for health and workout tracking, or the brands I mentioned earlier for smartness. Ultimately, the choice is up to you and your preferences. I hope this information helps you make an informed decision. Best Regards, Rahyan

@@rahyan. Hi Rahyan, first of all thank you for your comment. The Honor watch GS 3 I bought is for normal use. Most of the brands you mentioned like Samsung, TicWatch, Garmin I know most of the models including the specs. They are very pricey but High-Tech. A friend of mine has the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 or the 5 pro Bought new. Showed me what the watch can do. Awesome !. Ultimately I will buy a new "High-Tech" watch WITH updates in the future. But for now I will keep the Honor watch GS 3. Also have the ZEBLAZE BEYOND (1) for a year and a half now. Sealed, new in box. Maybe I will give it to my sister. Have a nice Sunday !. Regards, Glenn

It may be smooth but it lacks of smart features. So what about the smartness ?

@@rahyan. What part of it isn't smart? In fact most of the points you brought up in the video is pure bogus.

@@ashekshanto8537 Everything lol. a smartwatch from 2003 (the Fossil Wrist PDA), is actually smarter than most of the Huawei and Honor watches, although it has less hardware capacity.

​@@rahyan. Shut up lol. You have no idea about what you are talking about. Don't ever make a tech related video again.

@@ashekshanto8537 How dare you say that ? Do you even have a Huawei watch for saying such bs? I do have ideas of what I'm talking about, and seriously, selling $200-$300 a watch that only sells as "a beautiful watch" is clearly BS, if you look at competitors who are selling watches for the same price, you'll clearly see a huge difference about SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE; the watch you're mentioning has only 32MB of RAM and a poor CPU that they used in the previous generation and so on... Which means that it has not that much capacity (except if everything is optimized, which they're trying since it's a huge evolution from the GT2 and the GT3, and they have the exact same specs), it can only run limited apps (however, most of them need to be installed on the phone as well, which sucks). The watch materials doesn't help with the price either, we can find the same materials on other watches... Therefore, for that price, you just have the materials and the fitness tracking feature, and it's still being called a smartwatch... If I still don't have any idea about what I'm talking, then I'm waiting for your arguments other than what you said earlier, which are clearly shit.

Yeah because people with a little idea about tech won't get what I say, since I use technical examples to demonstrate that these watches are mainly bad. So yeah they won't follow me, but instead, people with a lot of knowledge about tech will follow me. 👍

@@rahyan. lolz

Wow, thank you !

Where the f did you see that ? I have one and it lasts 2 days and a few hours 🤦🏻‍♂️

Thank you for your feedback

Well, as you can see it blew up ! I didn't except it to have 1k views given that I didn't put a lot of effort to make it.

@@rahyan. Really? I think it is actually quite interesting to walk through the video. I’m pleased that your video blew up. It must have taken you a lot of time and effort in terms of the editing process mustn’t it?

@@honorwatch2minutesupdate917 Thank you for your kind message ! It took me about 3 hours to edit it; sync the voice with the content (for instance; showing a picture at the right moment) and to correct errors from the TTS engine (it sometimes took too much pause so it made the voice too much unrealistic). I didn't know that it's actually interesting to see it; you can see that most of people doesn't agree on it (if you look at the comments). But it's obviously excepted; I assume that most of them are huawei fans and they just want to defend the brand like it's their parents :D. I wrote that I didn't put a lot of efforts from the video because if I talked, it'd be much better and more convincing. But I'll definitely talk instead of using a TTS engine in the future ! More content is coming (including tutorials and tips with the GW4 that not a lot of people know about it (I really dug deep into the watch to exploit it and see its limits and its interesting features, I tried to do that on the Honor watch but instead I just found many bugs and weird things haha)).

@@rahyan. I look forward to seeing your useful content about the GW4. It looks very promising for a passionate “technophile” like you to share thoughts on the watch. Best wishes!

Hi Hoang, the Galaxy Watch4 indeed became affordable in many countries, it's mainly because the new series are coming soon (in August). By the way sorry for the reply time, I've been busy and also I was thinking of what I should write in order to reply you. I have the Classic 46mm, and I must say that's it's an incredible smartwatch. There are a lot of advantages. First of all, it's really smart, pretty responsive and quick; there are animations everywhere, for every actions you do, and since it's responsive, there is no delay problem in the workouts, even with the power saving mode which limits the CPU speed. It's smart thanks to all of these interesting features available on the watch and also thanks to the possibility of making advanced things for it, it's really great thanks to WearOS because you're on the Android ecosystem so there are a lot of available stuff. For instance, I installed Google Keep on the watch to write notes, and it's great because I can write notes from my phone or my computer and it's automatically synced on my watch. Secondly, you can sideload apps; it means that you can install .apks file in the watch, I installed many Android phone apps thanks to this; an Activity Launcher, Telegram, RU-vid, Messenger, Chrome (although the Samsung Browser is better), and Google Translator. The sideloading unlocks many possibilities. Thridly, the watch is really great to do sports and workouts with it, and also if you want an healthy life. There are many sensors which enable a lot of amazing stuff like the body composition, the ECG and blood pressure monitor, SPO2 (you can enable it during sleep, I used to enable it), and the sweet monitor after you've done a workout. What's great is that these things are accurate. But the heart rate monitor depends a lot on position; if you were to buy a GW4 Classic 46mm, you should buy another band since the 46mm one is huge for a little wrist. I bought a stainless steel one and now it doesn't really care on position. And the sleep monitor sometimes counts too much awake moments if you're the kind of person to move too much when you're sleeping. Fourthly, the Classic is beautiful in terms of the used material and the quality; it looks like a luxury watch since everything is stainless steel; it's not like the Magicwatch2 that it's only the watch's case. The rotating bezel is really useful, I use it everytime (I never swipe with the screen thanks to the bezel 😅). Finally, the battery life is great, it lasts around 2 days with a moderate/heavy use. And the updates sometimes improve it, they update it sometimes twice a month, but generally once a month. You can wait for the Watch5 if you want more battery life, more features like the body temperature monitor, and new materials like titanium and sapphire (they're going to use it according to a rumor). If you were disappointed by the Watch5, the Watch4's price will be reduced since the new got released. If you want the GW4 now, you won't be disappointed. They will keep update it during 4 years, and it's really nice from Samsung. If you were to buy one, you shouldn't seek for the 40mm or 42mm ones since the battery is reduced. I hope this helped you to make your choice. :)

@@rahyan. Wow thank you for the time and effort you put into this message. Almost like a “review” of the watch 4 but written. So I’m a little bit concerned about the 46mm version of the watch because of its large size. I would say that I have a scrawny wrist, so does it look nice when it’s that big on your wrist? Also how does it compare to the size of the Magic2?

@@honorwatch2minutesupdate917 It's almost the same as the Honor Magicwatch2, the band makes it bigger because it's differently finished (therefore the sensors are more accurate). And the watch isn't thick, it's almost the same as the Magic Watch 2. It should fit great on your wrist, I have a scrawny wrist too.

@@rahyan. bro is brightness on always on display in decent light good enough of watch 4???

Yes, the screen brightness is pretty good to see informations when it's sunny. And for the AoD it's really great since it adapts the brightness automatically.

Yes bro. Brightness is decent even in too much light. Also the battery still lasts a few days. But i dont personally use that feature. I use the raise to wake feature now

Yeah, I also don't use AoD since I can just raise my wrist to see the time and some informations.

It's more like you who doesn't have any practical knowledge; where are you getting these 36 hours from ? I have 2 days on mine and some people can get more than 2 days thanks to the One UI 4.5 update.

@@rahyan. i have used it, you must have kept your functions off to get 2 days and when a company is selling their product for 1/3rd of their launch price it means that product is a failure which you are praising here.

@@heavenlyxtacy You're funny dude; I have continuous HR and stress measure on, GPS sometimes on (only when needed for MTB and walking), 5 workouts per day, some ECG/Body composition measuring and I use it a lot as a smart device; sideloaded apps, sending and receiving texts etc... When I use a device I use its entire potential (I have a GW4 Classic not only for its look but its health and smart features, why would I disable every features), hence here's why I was disappointed by the Honor and Huawei watches

@@rahyan. ur proud of your 2hrs batt life samsung watch lolz

​@@bogarta.9148 2 days* continue spamming tho, that's really cool !

Why do you thank me ?

Well, your in law is going to be very happy then, and this is not sarcasm LOL 🙂

That's the problem of nowadays people; "All the SmartWatch are the same in my opinion". They aren't; there are disguised smart watches like the huawei ones who aren't really smart, and there are the true smart watches that are actually smart. I never mentioned RU-vid though, I just showed it to demonstrate that we can install apks in the Huawei Watch 3. It's indeed not the smartest thing that a watch can do. And it's your opinion to care or to not care about this trend.

Obviously, it's a very annoying lack.

Not these brands for sure. But you have multiple choice: Garmin for the sports/fitness side Samsung/Fossil/TicWatch and other Wear OS smartwatches for the smartness.

Thank you for your feedback !

Not at all.

A feedback after 5 days of use does not allow for sufficient hindsight and therefore does not allow for reliable advice over the long term.

You're wrong. Smartwatches' purpose is to replace smartphone; you can see that the manufacturers are even selling cellular watches so you can use it like a phone. Manufacturers don't dumb their devices, they're just making different types of devices; Huawei and Honor are not making smartwatches (although they call them smartwatches); they're just making connected watches or fitness trackers, and Garmin are only making fitness trackers on purpose as they're the best on this field. Huawei and Honor don't want to make smartwatches; it's the CEO of Huawei who said that. He doesn't see the interest of smartwatches.

Have you seen the part about the Huawei Watch 3 ? And the part about the fact that their watches are indeed not smart but they're just fitness trackers or connected watches ? The Huawei Watch 3 is kinda smart but it's still not worth it as it's based on Android. So if you buy a Wear OS watch it'd be better because you can have all the Android features.

Well, I don't know what to reply to such stupidity.

Here is a written version : unstopp4ble.com/guides/why-you-should-not-buy-huawei-honor-wearables.html

I don't really agree on that

I agree. They look beautiful.

@@ashekshanto8537 It's only their look that is great, but otherwise everything else is bad...

@@rahyan. LMAO. You are wrong.

Well, you should focus on the content and not on appearance of it. If you can't stand the TTS voice, you should look at the description or you can wait a few days; I'll make a post on my website about it.

@@rahyan. that's the problem. Your opinion is also unreliable.

@@kingthranduil8807 I can't agree about that though. Have you listened the arguments ?

@@kingthranduil8807 Well, I hope this written version of the video is more reliable for you :). unstopp4ble.com/guides/why-you-should-not-buy-huawei-honor-wearables.html

Why ?

Thank you !

You are ridiculous with this comment. Seriously, would you pay $150-300 for a watch that lacks a lot of features (sync with other apps, smart features, accurate workouts and useful apps... I can mention more but it'd be a novel) ? And why saying "every of your watches you mention" ? I mentioned Huawei and Honor wearable; I strongly doubt that you watched the video entirely. And they indeed have disadvantage, this isn't a sponsored review but a HONEST review that a lot of "tech reviewers" don't do (since they usually get paid by the company). My review aims to convince you to not buy this watch, that's all. If I were to do a positive review, it'd not last for so long. They also have disadvantages since they have a lot of flaws. You seriously must be blind if you can't see them; just look at my videos, I mentioned a few of them but there are way to much flaws. I didn't except someone mentioning propaganda for such a video; it's really an overstatement... My video is more like a buying guide for a fast, useful and reliable wearable, that's all. You must be a Huawei/Honor fan, am I right ? If no, then why the hell are you commenting such a weird thing !

@@rahyan. You have not made a comprehensive video. You sequenced only disadvantages of a brand. You suggest Apple, Samsung, Garmin... Have you made any scientific comparison of the heart rate sensors? Why are you stating that there is no auto-stop of workout? There is an option to turn it off. You do not mention the premium material quality of sapphire and titanium versions as advantage. Would have been cool video if it is not one sided, but advantage/disadvantage review to other brands. I Garmin for example, but the sensors are shit. I like the ecosystem of Apple, but shit battery. Huawei is weak on Lite os, but good battery with hmm ok sensors. It depends on the individual. Most of your arguments were very subjective and less objective. If you make videos, except constructive and destructive comments. You decide if you can develop on them.

@@dacicsak 1- I've tested the HR sensor with many heart rate trackers and it doesn't need to be compared when you see 110bpm when I'm sitting calmly (I still compared it though) 2-You don't get it; what I mean by auto stop isn't the normal stop; but for instance when you stopped moving in a workout, it should pause automatically. And huawei and honor watches don't have this feature. 3- Well, other watches have better quality imo. But the goal of the video is to expose a few reasons why you shouldn't buy their watches I don't think that my arguments were subjective tbh; I just compared their watches to other watches, and I also based my arguments on the specifications and the price of their watches.

Absolutely disagree i have GT3 it is very excellent everything is going well

@@uniquevideosinfo7021 Maybe everything but except the smartness

Wow ! You have incredible arguments !

@@rahyan. You dont have any evidence, check out YT the quantified scientist.

@@rahyan. Huawei Watches are one of the most accurate.

@@Awwab458 According to you I don't have any evidence... Looks like you haven't watched the video !

@@rahyan. I have, but maybe its just your watch. It might be faulty. Check out YT the quantified scientist. He has a few huawei vids.