If you're thinking about buying a smartwatch, there are many options. It is not easy to choose best one from a large number of smartwatches. The following are some factors to consider during smartwatch buying process to help you choose a smartwatch.
What operating system does your phone use?
Smartwatches are very much tied to your phone, so you should choose a smartwatch based on your phone's operating system. If you're using an iPhone, an Apple watch is best, and an Apple watch even needs to be paired with an iPhone. Huawei smart watches work best with Huawei phones running EMUI and Hongmeng operating systems. If you use other mobile phone operating systems, you may not be able to use some Huawei watch features, such as contactless payments.
What sport do you like?
You should choose a smartwatch based on type of exercise you usually do. If you like running and other outdoor sports, you need to choose a smart watch with independent GPS function. GPS can help you map your run, record your movement track, and record distance covered. The smartwatch can also track your heart rate and estimate calories burned during exercise at same time. But if you're not a big fan of the outdoors and don't exercise indoors, you don't need a standalone GPS.
What health monitoring information is important to you?
Everyone's body is different, which means everyone has different health indicators. If you want to control your heart rate, most smartwatches can do it, but if you want to control your blood pressure, very few smartwatches have this feature. Huawei Watch D has a blood pressure cuff, so it can measure blood pressure more accurately when needed.
It is worth remembering that very few smartwatches have features certified for use in a medical setting, which means that health data on a smartwatch is only for daily instruction and does not meet medical requirements.
LTE or Wi-Fi
Most smartwatches need to be paired with a phone, but some LTE-enabled smartwatches can make calls and send text messages independently. The LTE model is more expensive than Bluetooth and Wi-Fi only model, so if you don't have budget, you might consider getting LTE version, but if you're on a budget and never leave your phone with you. every day, no need to buy LTE version.