Chinese tech company Huawei announced the global launch of the Huawei Watch 4, the first-ever smartwatch that checks blood sugar. Unlike conventional sugar level tests, this device does not need a drop of blood. Instead, it uses ECG pulse wave and heart rate monitoring data spanning seven consecutive days.
The best part is it shows your health risk level and suggests ways to reduce it. Consequently, Huawei turns its latest smartwatch into a more useful health assistant than similar devices. More importantly, you may want to get one if you have diabetes. It is also an ideal tool for those closely monitoring their sugar intake to maintain their health.
This article will discuss the features of the Huawei Watch 4 beyond its sugar level-checking feature. Also, I will cover the hardware and design of this wondrous device. More importantly, I will reveal the prices of the Series 4 models so that you can decide whether to purchase one.
What are the health features of the Huawei Watch 4?
The Watch 4’s biggest selling point is its blood sugar assessment feature, but it has other health-related functions. Here is a list of those other features:
- Heart rate sensor
- Skin temperature detection
- Electrocardiogram or ECG
- Blood oxygen or SpO2 monitoring
- Arterial stiffness detection
- Stress monitoring
- TruSleep tracking
These seven metrics are part of the Huawei Watch 4’s “one-minute seven-point health overview.” As the name suggests, it uses these data to help you check your overall health.
This smartwatch also has an AI running coach and running ability index like the Apple Watch and similar devices. These features are great for those who want to start jogging or athletes who want to improve their performance.
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Its activity rings show how many hours you’ve stood, the number of minutes you’ve exercised, and the number of calories you burned. Also, the Route Back feature ensures you don’t get lost during your routine jog.
It also has other features designed for other physical activities. For example, golf fans could use the Driving Range mode. Meanwhile, divers can activate Freedive mode while roughly 30 meters underwater.
The latest Huawei smartwatch, like the Apple Watch Pro, also supports fall detection. If the Huawei digital timepiece detects you sustained a heavy fall, it will dial emergency services automatically.
Hardware, display, and design
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The flagship Huawei wristwatch has two models: Watch 4 and Watch 4 Pro. The latter has a larger case size, allowing for a wider screen. Also, it has an aerospace titanium strap.
The material provides maximum durability while keeping the device lightweight. Also, the Pro model uses sapphire glass, unlike the regular model.
Consequently, the Huawei Watch 4 Pro is scratch-proof. Nevertheless, both models have an always-on display and a circular button for quick actions and apps.
The aerospace titanium casing aligns with the device’s futuristic space travel theme. That is why the Watch 4 Pro’s colors are Jupiter Brown, Mars Titanium, and Blue Earth. Meanwhile, Watch 4’s colors are Venus White, Saturn Brown, and Moon Black.
Huawei Watch 4 is also eSIM compatible, meaning you can install an embedded SIM card. That is a great feature if you want to travel abroad.
You could get a travel eSIM and install it into this device. As a result, your new Watch 4 can save you money on international travel. Of course, this smartwatch also has GPS tracking.
The best part about the Watch 4 is it boasts four and a half days of battery life. In contrast, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 can only run for three days.
Even better, the Watch 4 Pro’s Ultra-long Battery Life Mode can extend battery life to 21 days. Meanwhile, the regular version can reach up to 14 days with that setting.
Prices and release date
Are you excited to grab a Huawei Watch 4 or Watch 4 Pro? Both models offer different prices depending on the color. Check the list below for more information:
Watch 4:
- Moon Black: $384
- Saturn Brown: $412
- Venus White: $412
Watch 4 Pro:
- Jupiter Brown: $484
- Blue Earth: $520
- Mars Titanium: $569
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These prices are estimates based on the original Chinese yuan values. You may get different prices depending on shipping costs and other factors.
You may preorder your Huawei Watch 4 and Watch 4 Pro on June 8, 2023. Then, you must wait until June 22, 2023, to receive your device. Estimated delivery times may vary due to various factors.
Conclusion
The Huawei Watch 4 is the world’s first sugar-level assessment smartwatch. Moreover, it has numerous features from other smart timepieces, like automatic SOS signaling.
You may preorder yours on June 8 and receive it as early as June 22. However, this device may not be available in your country for several reasons.
Check the Huawei website for more information. Also, check out Inquirer Tech for the latest tips and trends in artificial intelligence, gadgets, apps, and more.
Frequently asked questions about the Huawei Watch 4
Can I buy a Huawei Watch 4 today?
You cannot preorder a Huawei Watch 4 until June 8, 2023; deliveries start on June 22. However, you may be unable to purchase this smartwatch in your country for several reasons. For example, US customers may be unable to buy one immediately due to their country’s regulations.
Is the Huawei Watch 4 worth it?
The Huawei Watch 4 is a great choice for people with diabetes and other conditions requiring glucose monitoring. It can help you maintain safe levels and recommend ways to reduce blood sugar levels. Also, athletes would likely enjoy it due to its durability and sports-related features, such as Driving Range Mode for golfers.
Is a Huawei Watch better than Samsung?
The Huawei Watch 4 has a longer battery life than the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4. However, you should choose the brand and model that fits your preferences. Pick the one that has the features you need within your budget. If both do not meet your expectations, check out alternatives like the Apple Watch Pro.
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