SPONSORED | HuaweiZA All good things come to those who wait and if you’ve been hankering for a watch that thinks it’s a smartphone, you’ll find the Huawei Watch 3 was worth the four-year wait.
SponsoredImage:All good things come to those who wait and if you’ve been hankering after a watch that thinks it’s a smartphone, you’ll find the Huawei Watch 3 was worth the four-year delay.
Beyond the 1.43-inch touch display, you can control your Watch 3 with the side button or a new 3D rotating crown, which puts all the watch’s features literally at your fingertips. This highly precise feature will recognise your finger movements as you zoom in and out of pics or swipe through menus. It provides instant feedback too, vibrating according to your tactile inputs with accuracy and efficiency.
When you return to proximity with your other devices you can synchronise your new watch so they’re all talking the same hi-tech language. Watch 3 will become your new BFF as it reminds you of flight details or a taxi booking, syncing appointments and meetings so you get all the notifications at all the right moments. 6GB of storage space means you can download and save up to 200 songs on the watch itself.
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