"One wristwatch, one function - that has long been a thing of the past. Beyond telling the time, smartwatches and fitness trackers offer more and more possibilities: Phone, music player, fitness tracker, messaging service - just to name a few. Wristwatches have become powerful computers...

Huawei is attempting to catch up late with the Watch 3. The features of the chunky smartwatch are on par with the competition, apart from the lack of health functions such as ECG and blood pressure. The real shortcoming is in the young software: it still runs too clumsily, the app selection is so far limited, messaging and payment functions are not fully developed...

The Huawei Watch 3 feels like a beefed-up version of the Watch GT 2, which I don't mean in a derogatory way. The user interface has been significantly improved and with HarmonyOS, real smart functions have been added. However, the software unfortunately limits the watch somewhat, because Huawei's own development has simply not yet reached the spread of watchOS and WearOS...