Huawei Watch Fit 3 : IT ONLY NEEDS ONE MORE THING! 

The one for R3499 has NFC and they said payments could come later.

yeah it's a great watch!!👌What convinced you to get one?

exactly! VERY premium device, without a premium price - if i was looking for a new smartwatch and my budget was around 100-200 usd i would get this one

Yeah it really has everything you need, almost everything but the premium feel and design will make a the difference!👌

Great comment and 100% true thanks

but...what if....one day...you need 15 euro...😅👀

Yeah I really like that feature too, I have my workouts mapped to the action button! Enjoy your device, come back one day and leave a review comment! Would love to read it!👀👌

@@WeDoTech i have been playing with it for a solid 11 hours now and its the perfect fit for me. my needs are a simple straight forward AOD with timer function and also to receive notifications when out and about. i dont use any of the fitness stuff or sensors built in. initially i was going to go with a simple casio digital watch with timer but then i stumbled upon this huawei with great battery life compared to most smart wahtches that only lasts a day or two which is why i held off for so long to get one. this watch is very comfortable on my wrist and its easy to find just the right fit with the classic buckle system. the low profile and lightweight makes it very little noticeable in everyday life. the only negative is the vibration motor which is weak even on the highest strenght but it helps alot with the speaker going at the same time. but then again concidering the price i feel like i got alot for my money. i give the full experience a solid 8.1 out of 10.

its so crazy to think huawei can make their watches last for 10 days but apple and samsung struggle to give us one full day

SO true, the extra health features and tips and trick with very comprehensive explanations and detailed reports about exercises are invaluable add on's

Yeah, I Thought so too initially, but unfortunately, due to regulation issues Huawei isn't allowed to have NFC activated on the watches outside of Mainland China. So for some people when you just get your watch and set it up, it might look like you have NFC but then as soon as the watch firmware updates it goes away. Maybe in the future we might still get access to NFC though! Let's be hopeful!

@@WeDoTech yes im guessing the same that all of them have same hardware just disabled by firmware. Im in vietnam ppl are using nfc to unlock door locks but haven't seen anybody pay contactless.

@@zombieryder this is crazy! In South Africa most people dont use nfc at all

If they do, this watch will become unstoppable!

I don't think it's possible to save wave points but the High Precision GPS has a way back feature to help you track the route you just used. It's not the same way points save but it helps a lot!

Yeah it does but it's only available in Chinese markets

The Gt4 is much more expensive and it looks like a real watch. It depends on those two things, are you willing to pay more for a premium watch or go with the sports focused watch? If your just aiming to wear it while active, the Fit 3 will be your choice but if you want the freedom to wear a watch to a fancy event and be able to do all your sports activities, the GT4 is a great watch for that!

Yeah I would stick with my Apple watch, the GT4 does have a payment option but it's not available in my country.

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Yeah, I know but it just feels like they forgot about giving the rest of the world NFC, it's such an important factor in wearables these days, the only reason that it can be that NFC may not be there is that they forgot to put it in?

@@WeDoTech They haven't forgot let me help you out, Huawei is banned in US and UK/EU banks are not supported with Huawei for political reasons, FIT3 there is NFC capability because it's being used right now In mainland China ONLY, people are creating this Fantasyland it works with the grey band it doesn't all FIT3 has NFC but it's hidden by the firmware update, my prediction is we will see NFC on Huawei wearable one day but ONLY through a 3rd party app like Curve where Curve works on Huawei phones in UK/EU but not yet Wearables, on the other hand if you live in the US forget it. Currently NFC works on phones through 3rd party so why not wearable? It will happen but only through 3rd party app.

It can control your music and adjust the volume but you can't download the Spotify app to the watch. The Fitt 3 can connect to IOS devices!🫡👌

@@WeDoTech Thank you!

Yeah sure, definitey!👌

Ecg is cool, ive had it on my apple watch for years - tbh, i only used it in the first week or 2 cause i thought is was cool. But thereafter never really thought if it again. I know a friend of mine who uses the huawei watch gt4 and its ecg feature actually notified him to go see a dr which saved his life!

@@WeDoTech Thanks for the sharing your friend's experience. I'll consider this instead. It's a life saver for me.

I have Apple Watch Series 9 over a year and I used the ECG only once (just to try). The double punch is another feature I never used (too buggy). I just end up using most of the time to see who’s calling and answer in my phone. That’s all!

Yeah you can connect the watch to the Strava app!👌🎉

unfortunatly all the huawei watch fit 3's have the nfc chip inside them however due to regulation issues Huawei isnt allowed to have NFC activated on the watches outside of Mainland China. So for some people when you just get your watch and set it up, it might look like you have NFC but then as soon as the watch firmware updates it goes away. Maybe in the future we might still get access to NFC though! Let's be hopeful!

@@WeDoTech wait, ALL the version of the watch have nfc chip? just deactivated?

@@erroruine yeah, that’s what my sources said - i mean, all the versions of the watch cost exactly the same, so i would believe that all of them have the same internals too

Yeah in some regions they do...just not in the one I live in!!

Cash is the solution but the extra step to get some cash in hand will, for some, myself included, be somewhat of a hassle and a watch with NFC is very convenient. Regarding the GPS accuracy, I've actually compared the Huawei GT4 watch with my Apple watch series 8 and the GT4 is hands down more accurate than the Apple, over consecutive runs. The GT4 is not the Huawei Fit3 tough and the GT4 is equipped with a GPS and the fit3 is not...but will do a comparison shortly so I'll let you know!👌

I dont know about you but i dont send texts with my watch haha but you are right at only 20% the price of an apple watch you cant expect it to do EVERYTHING the apple watch can do

@@WeDoTech typing short message to sender when you dont have your phone near (for example while doing some exercise) is great thing, and most of the time you cannot do it with short reply. Many review videos say that this is Apple watch killer, but a smartwatch in 2024 could and should have qwerty keyboard. But ok, lets say this thing is not important, missing altimeter is really bad thing. Watch is fitness and outdoor oriented, includes all kind of sports, but is missing the most important ones which include measuring altitude. My old GT had this 4 years ago for the same price. Another minus from me are messed notifications. If one person sends you few messages (lets say in messenger), all of them will appear as notification, but only last one will stay in your watch. In addition, if you read it, notification is lost from watch. My old WATCH GT had all notifications staying for whole day, or until i delete them. You have up to 10 available apps for download, most of them are paid and dont work properly. They have sync issues.

@@WeDoTech exactly! Never understood people who said they want to reply texts and answer calls from their wrists, Me, all I want is a good health tracker.

Apple Watch probably has worst notification feature. I never used it to reply from watch, it’s always from phone. I realise, most features you initially get excited about looses its charm within few days and you realise you spend most days frustrated because your watch went off due to low charge (it needs charge every single day).

@@kennyzraht5804 Ok, if you have such hard time to understand, try to picture this situation (it should be fairly easy): My fitness trainer is very busy man (with all the clients). During the training session with a person, in gym outfit, and with cell phone in locker room, someone sends important message about delayed training, shifted session...or literally anything else. Instead of aborting training, going to locker room and type on the cell phone, he spends 10 seconds without moving 1meter and inputs any type of personalized message (or even answers important call). The same principle applies to me too, during workout or something else. Here is another scenario which should be easy to picture. Not all people have bluetooth in car, and when someone calls you during driving, basically, smartwatch does what car bluetooth does, helps you answer the call with much better quality...while still holding your both hands on the wheel. I am sure there are plenty more situations which you can picture in order to understand other people.

There is some quick replies that can be sent from the quick notification tab!

what would you use the playstore for in, your case?

i Thought so too initially, unfortunately, due to regulation issues Huawei isn't allowed to have NFC activated on the watches outside of Mainland China. So for some people when you just get your watch and set it up, it might look like you have NFC but then as soon as the watch firmware updates it goes away. Maybe in the future we might still get access to NFC though! Let's be hopeful!

​@@WeDoTechThe one for R3499 has NFC. The Grey nylon strap and white leather strap only. It's for the OneHop feature and payment to possibly come later.