Huawei Watch Ultimate guide

Huawei Watch Ultimate Review An application that contains a complete review of the product, where we have made experiments and tests for this product Huawei Watch Ultimate Review, where we will mention to you all the pros and cons of the product

Some of the contents of the application:

1 Introduction

2- Why is Huawei Watch Ultimate interesting, price

3- Specifications Huawei Watch Ultimate

4- Package Contents

5- Huawei Watch Ultimate Design

6- Water Resistance

7- Ergonomics

8- Location of Elements

9- Hardware Part

10- Watch Software

11- Watch Experience and Functions

12- Explore Mode

13- Battery Life of Huawei Watch Ultimate

14 - Conclusions

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The Watch Ultimate arrived, claiming to be the best Huawei wearable yet. It comes with a 100-meter water rating, Exploration Mode for the outdoorsy types and an incredibly durable build.

We spent nearly a month with a unit to test all its features, and here are our findings.

The Watch Ultimate arrives in only one size - 1.5" or 48.5 mm in diagonal. It is priced close to the Apple Watch Ultra and the Samsung Galaxy Watch5 Pro, but its user experience is unlike those two, so it will cater to a different audience.

Design and build

Our unit came in Voyage Blue color with a Titanium Strap. The body is made of a zirconium-based liquid metal case and a ceramic bezel, and the display has sapphire glass protection. We also got two hydrogenated nitrile rubber bands in our box (one regular and another enabling different wear modes). The material is designed to be more durable and comfortable than the fluoroelastomer straps on other smartwatches.

The Titanium Strap is certainly a looker and far more stylish, but the rubber is obviously far better suited for outdoor activities and working out.

The Watch Ultimate is an automatic eye-grabber - first, because of its massive size; and second, it looks great and washes away the boundaries between a stylish classic watch and a smart wearable. We did our best to test its durability in all elements - rain, mud, fast rivers, bright sun and plenty of sweat - it took the beating and never showed any signs of wear.

Huawei put an LTPO AMOLED for the first time on the Ultimate - it enables various refresh rates, reportedly going down to 1Hz in specific scenarios like AOD. Another first was the third button on the top left side, which allows for even faster access to certain functionalities.

The top right button is a classic crown that rotates and scrolls; the bottom acts as a pre-set feature shortcut and is also conductive for the ECG functionality. The sensors on the back track the heart rate and SpO2 levels, enabling more accurate workout logging and sleep tracking.

Sadly, the Watch Ultimate has no cellular connectivity option, which we regret as it limits your options of leaving your phone at home when going for a run. The Watch only supports Bluetooth connectivity, but at least it has GPS and can store its records until the phone is in range.

Huawei designed the Watch Ultimate body so it enhances the antenna signal to work in denser forests, more challenging mountain geography and urban environments, supporting L1 and L5 satellites.

Software

Huawei launched the Watch Ultimate with HarmonyOS 3.0. We loved that we could download some apps from AppGallery into the Huawei Health app and then send them to the wearable.

We also got to test the new Exploration Mode. The top left button is an automatic shortcut for the feature that lets you get lost and find your way back only with the markers set. As we mentioned, Huawei claims excellent accuracy with global positioning systems, and we didn't have an issue coming back for lunch, following only the markers we set.