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Huawei may be a disrespectful figure in the US, but the company is still marketing products for other parts of the world.The latest Watch Ultimate is an ultra-premium wearable for extreme sports types who want a statement piece on their wrist. is. In the style of Submariners and Seamasters, the Ultimate has a rotating crown mounted on the top right and he has two pushers (one top left and one bottom right). Available in blue and black, the case is covered with an “innovative zirconium-based liquid metal material.” This is much like the LiquidMetal brand alloy found in many modern Omega watches.
There are different strap choices depending on the watchface you choose, with the more premium blue option getting you a titanium alloy band. You get both lengths to wear. It’s for this very purpose that Huawei is really pushing the Watch Ultimate, which it says lasts up to 24 hours at a depth of 110 meters. Huawei has added a number of additional software features for technical divers, but it’s not clear how many deep-diving pros will trade their mechanical watches for digital alternatives.
Inside the case, under a 2.3mm sapphire glass crystal, is a 1.5 inch LTPO AMOLED display with a resolution of 466 x 466 and a maximum brightness of 1,000 nits. It runs Harmony OS and features the same sort of features found in existing Watch GT series wearables, with the only major changes being a China-only golf mode and the aforementioned dive-specific features.
Another highly-noted feature is battery life. Huawei promises 14 days of battery life if you don’t use it much. The company doesn’t say how long it will last, say, for long distance runs with GPS enabled, but the 530mAh cell is expected to last long enough for most people to finish a marathon, for example. increase.
Along with integrations with Strava and Runtastic, it has a number of Huawei-branded fitness tracking features. This includes TruSeen 5.0 heart rate monitoring, TruSleep 3.0 sleep tracking, built-in ECG and continuous SpO2 monitoring. There’s also a new expedition mode that utilizes dual-band GPS to ensure you know where you are no matter how far off your path. Huawei says the battery will be fully charged in 60 minutes and 25% in just 10 minutes.
As for pricing, Huawei won’t announce it until April 2nd, the day before it becomes available in the UK and Europe. Of course, the usual caveats apply to modern Huawei purchases.