The Huawei Watch 3 is the first smartwatch to run HarmonyOS, and it's a great showcase for the new operating system. Performance is very smooth, and the super sharp AMOLED screen really shows off what the software has to offer. There's an impressive selection of training tools pre-installed, It's a smartwatch with a lot of potential, although it can't deliver on everything just yet,
Nevertheless, if you’re using an Android handset (or one of Huawei’s own handsets), the Watch 3 is definitely a smartwatch worth your attention – and it’s likely to get even better as the ecosystem develops.
The Watch 3 is built with fitness tracking in mind, and it comes with an impressive suite of tools for monitoring your everyday wellbeing (including sleep, step counts and SpO2) as well as workouts. We found its heart rate monitoring a little inconsistent during intense training sessions, occasionally registering unexpected peaks during interval sessions, but location tracking proved accurate during our pre-measured run, as did pace and cadence.
The Huawei Watch 3 is heavily fitness-focused , but it also has a good range of tools that make it a practical everyday smartwatch, particularly if you have an Android phone and an Apple Watch is out of the question.
With an eSim installed you can make and receive calls, play music, and download apps without an active Bluetooth connection to your phone (ideal for working out without your handset), but even without that, there’s a lot to appreciate – especially when it comes to time-saving.

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