Huawei Watch Fit 2: Scientific Review

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

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[@E2EQoS]

The only trusted scientific reviews on smart watch , all others provide only unboxing experience. I have used Huawei watch fit 2 for month now and I can say I am very happy with it accuracy in heart rate and o2 testing with oximeter several times during the month , also I see that stress monitor is relatively indicative as I saw high scores during day when I have problems or debates in work

[@mateoderk]

What phone you use ?

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

Thanks for the compliment and for sharing your personal experience!😊

[@janbondchan9471]

Any issurs with connectivity. A lot of watches gets disconnected and gave to manually reconnect. For eg. Huawei gt2 pro and amaze fit gtr 3 pro. Any thoughts on this?

[@fitnessuniverse111]

Are you satisfied with sleep monitoring and data? Actually,I am still using Xiaomi Mi 4 band,bought it when that store was opened in my city,few years ago...:) No need to buy new one,this one is still ok,everything else thats new (at Xiaomi ) I am considering as "cosmetic" updates. However,I am looking for a new band that I can trust ,and also band that doesnt require a new credit card from the bank,so this one seems to me as quite adequate option. Other options are still expensive ones, such as GT3pro,but its one of the overall best bands. I dont like Apple in general,so I am looking for different brands.

[@M8cool]

I bought it yesterday and it has issues picking up an accurate heart rate rating. Is it because of calibration? Or something else, because I fully updated the firmware. Also, a little hairy on the wrist, so does that mess with the accuracy?

[@klipk7296]

I wish fitness trackers had some certification process to describe sensor reading accuracy. Until then, this channel will be the go to. Thanks for the vids

[@arnoldpardede3196]

Thanks for the video. I bought this watch few days ago. The heart rate tracker and step count is the best. I wore it while running on treadmill, and the reading on the smartwatch quite accurate. As a doctor, I recommend this for people with heart rate problems and those who wanted to improve cardiopulmonary health.

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

Hi Arnold! Happy the watch worked well for you!😊

[@krollpeter]

Most doctors here are telling us these are toys. However, I'm in agreement with you. It's not a precision medical testing machine. But as a companion to get some early warning indication it will do. If they upgraded the sleep tracking this would be one of the best even.

[@SF-li9kh]

@@krollpeter Exactly. This should not be used for diagnosis. But with thousands of instances of smartwatches giving early warnings I don't know why some doctors are against it. At the very least they can recommend a Treadmill ECG test if they consistently detect a problem on the watch

[@krollpeter]

@@oana1976 and, what was it? High the blood pressure? Huawei should pay more attention to the watch faces. These so it seems are seen as decoration. But they should display the vital info.

[@krollpeter]

@@oana1976 cool

[@antoinedesgagnes9969]

Thanks! I was hesitating between a Galaxy Watch or a Fitbit device, but Huawei products are now very serious contenders.

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

Thanks so much Antoine!

[@知明-x4s]

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[@digitizer4440]

@@TheQuantifiedScientist Why are you promoting Huawei products considering the blatant espionage they participate in? I feel like sometimes those nice checks do change your opinion a little bit :/

[@WilsonManzanoS]

Thank you for such a detailed and scientific review!

[@GK-qc5ry]

I appreciate the effort in creating these videos. The data and video editing must take a while. These are the best breakdowns of smart watches for me.

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

Thanks so much! Yes, this was one of the longest one yet. I think this will have taken >30 hours to make

[@_Jess]

@@TheQuantifiedScientist makes me feel better about waiting so long! I bought a Fit 2 within an hour of seeing the video, this channel makes you realize how lacking in detail all other reviews are.

[@Sharki33]

@@TheQuantifiedScientist @The Quantified Scientist Brother can you test amazfit gts 4 mini ( just launched) and Mi band 7 pro ( it has gps).

[@cyruzc9020]

It's finally reviewed! Excellent work Rob! Have been worried about you and feared something bad happened after not seeing any video uploads for the last 3 weeks. This video is extremely useful and your insights are very valuable. Now I know that the Watch Fit 2 performs better than the GT3 and is almost as good as the GT3 Pro for almost half the price! You are like the Carl Sagan, the Neil deGrasse Tyson, the Richard Feymann, the Michio Kaku and the Bill Nye in the smartwatch review world! You make Science awesome for the average Joes! Appreciate and love your research! Keep up the great work, Rob!

[@giovannianggasta2668]

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[@Woodward_Pika]

In case this was a dealbreaker for you: Huawei just rolled out a firmware update for the Watch Fit 2 in the UK, enabling Tap to Wake function. You will also be able to turn on Raise to Wake with AOD on.

[@TranThang-jm1xf]

My most trusted reviewer in smart watch. Another great job again!

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

Appreciate that Tran! Hope you enjoyed this video!

[@nschloe]

I ordered the Watch Fit 2 and was excited to try out the heart rate precision. Disappoingly, I cannot confirm the outstanding results from this video. Measured against my Polar H10 chest strap, the heart rate values are off by a large amount, and it gets worse during any kind of workout. I'm sure I've had the watch tightly enough around my arm. Not sure what causes the discrepancies between the video and my own measurements, but I'll definitely return mine.

[@rayman2412]

Hast du das beim Krafttraining getestet?

[@nschloe]

@@rayman2412 Beim Wandern, Joggen, Krafttraining.

[@alanmaya2435]

Did you finally return it? Did you do further tests?

[@shahrimanshahnaz7008]

Thank you bro. Ive been watching your reviews and analysis for the past 1 week and finally 4 days ago ive got my hands on this Fit 2. Im very very satisfied with it. Well i couldnt wait for this full review of yours on this watch but i trusted my instinct that this is going to be The One for me based on others' reviews as well and you proved me right. Ive got the classic one. Its so pretty n elegant.

[@camilomolina6111]

I find it amazing how much effort and love you out into this analysis. First of all thank you very much for the great job you do and for how much insightful information you give us as consumers; kudos for that! Second of all, I just bought this watch and I'm surely be back to let you know how it was. Cheers from Colombia

[@illuminatusdeus3051]

Keep it up, this is the video that got me to buy a fit 2 as I'm on a limited budget! I'm primarily after heart rate. Love your channel, having a graduate degree as well, completely love your use of stats and datasets to correlate and test devices scientifically! Already subscribed! Look forward to your future content!

[@PPGandRRBfan]

I'm currently thinking about buying the fit 2. Can you share your experience with the watch?

[@illuminatusdeus3051]

@@PPGandRRBfan Yep, I've since gone ahead and bought the watch, as the post suggests. Sleep cycles are completely nonsensical, but the heart rate is somewhat accurate (not 100, but think in the 70th percentile range, since it also sometimes looks to scan even if not worn). You can configure the device for continuous scanning. The app is needed to view the heart rate, you can play music or control your synced Android phone. You can also change faces / screens for the watch. I recently also changed the strap, it is light and basically, for me at least, does Ok - I am only after constant heart monitoring for my aged next of kin. I have done some testing myself too, I have, on multiple instances, taken heart rate measurement from the Fit2 app, and then compared with an Omron Blood Pressure device and also a separate blood O2 measuring device, the findings correlate, meaning the measurement averages are reliable for heart rate monitoring. Note - only for heart rate monitoring (I work on averages normally). But do note, blood O2, sleep monitoring and exercise monitoring all FAIL - they are just BAD. I have seen instances where subject walked about 3-5km and the device was not able to know if 10000 steps was complete. Maybe these 'features' were there to fill up the form to call the device a 'smart' watch. So, heart rate monitor was what I was after, it does that well. Other than that tells time. Hope this experience is helpful to you! All the best!

[@yoanperez172]

I was waiting for this review, honestly you are the only reviewer that I trust in terms of getting accurate scientific results. Thank you very much, I ordered a Huawei watch fit 2 and waiting to test it myself :-)

[@borissmokrovic5829]

Hi Rob, here in Taiwan we have the Strava integration in the huawei health app... It's in the "privacy management " in "data sharing and authorization ".... Greetings

[@hideout3601]

I got this watch (active version) for only USD 87. I was hesitant to buy it, I'm really glad I did.

[@shauncarter8727]

Thats a really good deal. Where did you buy it if I may ask?

[@dennis5199]

Bro, when will you be testing on the fit 3? Can’t wait 🥹

[@gabrielh5105]

Spoiler alert: the fit 2 is better

[@DinamismOPlay]

@@gabrielh5105 Really?

[@marialafrenais8154]

Thank you sooooo much for your BRILLIANT research & detailed analysis of each product. ​@@gabrielh5105

[@yodanvranx809]

Exellent job, Rob! Your testings show that it's obviously possible to get very accurate HR readings from just 2 sensors. It's amazing that the Fit 2 outperforms the GT3, which has a sensor array of 8 and which I was almost going to buy. Waiting for a truly professional review often pays off. I was looking for a new tracker because I sadly had to return the mi band 7, because I was unable to get even remotely correct readings on my crosstrainer, where the mi band 6 did a much better job than the 7, very much alike to your own stats. So the Fit 2 is now candidate #1. Just why is the SPO2 tracking worse than that of the Huawei band 6?

[@synthrequests5880]

Dude, have I got a story for you. I recently bought one of Huawei's new "GT 3 SE" models, which are advertised as having the same "TruSeen 5.0+" sensor tech as the top performing GT 3 Pro's, so even though this gentleman hasn't gotten a chance to test the GT 3 SE yet, I assumed it would perform equally well. (I was wrong) The watch arrived and I was having a good time with it. The heart tracking on it was worlds better than my old Fitbit Sense (ugh!), so I felt happy. But then I looked closer, and saw that the "GT 3" and "GT Runner" on his chart also have "TruSeen 5.0+" sensor tech, but performed worse than the GT 3 Pro and Fit 2! This made me paranoid about my new GT 3 SE, so I ordered a Fit 2 (which we already know is awesome) and put a watch on each wrist, and compared the two during exercise. I suspected I was being neurotic and crazy for doing this, but I needed to be 100% sure. I first tried out some sprinting. The GT 3 SE's heart rate reading seemed to lag or hang during quick and sudden heart rate increases. It would just hang there on 116 bpm, seemingly doing nothing, and then it would suddenly correct itself, and shoot up instantly to (the correct) 165. The Fit 2 during this same time would rise more steadily and gradually. "116, 132, 151, 165" Then I did some pushups to really put them to the test. The difference between the Fit 2 and GT 3 SE was even more pronounced here. I was getting 4-5 heart rate updates on my Fit 2 for every one update on my GT 3 SE. I even swapped wrists to make sure that wasn't the factor. No difference. Again, the GT 3 SE kept lagging and hanging while it struggled to get readings compared to the faster and more adept Fit 2. It seems like the GT 3 SE either updates its heart rate reading at a lower rate/resolution to save CPU/battery, or it is somehow much worse at filtering out movement and "noise" during workouts compared to the GT 3 Pro and Fit 2, despite having an allegedly equivalent or superior sensor. I kept the Fit 2 and returned the GT 3 SE. So just goes to show you, "TruSeen 5.0+" is just marketing, and doesn't actually mean anything, especially when the Fit 2 with its piddly little 2 sensors ( ! ) can beat the pants off it.

[@yodanvranx809]

@@synthrequests5880 Thanks for the info. If the GT3 SE is that new there is still hope that the next SW update could fix the problems. But nobody knows if and when this will be happening.

[@synthrequests5880]

​@@yodanvranx809 I wouldn't hold out hope. the GT3 (non-pro) has the same sensor and heart tracking issues and has been out for a good while, so if they would've found a way to fix it via a simple software update, I feel they would've already corrected both the GT3 and GT 3 SE by now. My advice is to definitely pull the trigger on the Fit 2. the only features it's lacking compared to the GT 3 SE (to my knowledge) is the altimeter/barometer. all the other features it has, and it even has pre and post run warmup and stretch exercises that the GT 3 SE doesn't have. not to mention the aesthetics of the Fit 2 are much better imo, looks more sleek and modern, actually has a metal casing, while the GT 3 SE looked and felt very cheap and plasticky.

[@yodanvranx809]

@@synthrequests5880 So if this is so than thnx for the info, because I was thinking of buying a GT3 for quite a while.

[@LVIXII]

Seriously this is easily among the best content someone can produce and share on this video platform. Thank you!

[@yildiraykomurcu]

I hope other brands join Apple and Huawei in heart rate measurement. Huawei still needs to figure out sleep tracking. I am using Wellue O2Ring that's supplied to you by the firm. I think it has a reliable SpO2 measurement. I tried it on a few flights and it was able to register low SpO2 values smoothly during the whole flight. I wish Wellue developed the app a little more. It could show the pleth signal. And also perfusion index as a graph.

[@giuseppea.3073]

Thank you for your hard work doing these videos. The best technical EXPLANATION

[@JemTheThird]

Most comprehensive review of a smartwatch I’ve seen so far. Love the data!

[@markopavelic4911]

Hi, what is the difference between Huawei Watch Fit 2 and Watch Fit Special Edition?

[@ady2416]

correct me if I'm wrong the heart tracking I hope should be the same as fit 2 both have TruSeen 5.0 I gather the SE version has Trusleep 3.0 vs 2.0 on the fit 2 I myself am wanting one!!

Can you test Huawei Watch Fit SE?

[@ady2416]

I wanted to see this also ;)

[@berkskr]

you gave more detail than official website. Great ;) thanks for your effort 👏

[@nothingimpossible2411]

Danke, dass es dich gibt😊 deine Rewiews sind die besten 👍

[@nothingimpossible2411]

Es wäre auch toll, wenn du dupes aus China testen würdest. Ich habe immer Bedenken, was "accuracy" angeht.

[@Maximum_Natural_Muscle]

First of all I d like to congrat you for being unbiased. I have the following smart watches 1)Mi Watch 2)Mi band 7 3)Watch fit new 4)Watch fit 2 Your findings are exactly like what I am experiensing with my watches. The "Watch fit 2" is the latest one I bought and I am surprised with the HR accuracy and the step counting but the sleep tracking is a joke. I really hope a following update will fix this ...because the "Watch fit new" could detect the sleep and awake stages very nicely ( it was just adding some more deep sleep) STAY UNBIASED

[@tiaggou1025]

Its possible to release an update to fix this?

[@Grutchies]

Is the watch fit 2 better at heart rate tracking than the watch fit new? It’s my deciding factor between the two

[@Maximum_Natural_Muscle]

@@Grutchies The HR accuracy I had with these 2 watches was very similar.Both amazing. Go to a store a try them on your hand to see which one fits you best... If you have a normal or small wrist then you should go for the watch fit new. If you have a huge wrist , then go for the watch fit 2. The watch fit new had a lot better sleep accuracy when I tested them( some months ago). The reason I gave both of these watches is because the SENSOR on both watches is huge and pointy and it digs on your skin and tissues and if you want to have correct measurements by wearing it tight enough.... then it is impossible because you ll end up with a nerve damage or something. Thats why I am telling you.... go and try them. Keep in mind that the Huawei band 6 has the same accuracy in the HR and sleep as the watch fit new.In fact its the same algorithms but on different designs watches. And the good thing about it is that the sensor is completely FLAT and you can wear it 24/7. This was my choice in the end. I hope I helped.

[@clementinakozma]

I'm thinking of buying the huawei band 7 or huawei watch fit 2 for home exercises, maybe walking which would you recommend?

[@Maximum_Natural_Muscle]

@@clementinakozma both of them have great hr accuracy. The band 7 is super easy on the wrist. The watch fit 2 has a bulky and pointy sensor and its hard on the wrist.

[@Lena-fw9zd]

For the past week or so I've really been on the edge about buying this watch. The specs and quality-price ratio seem great, but as an owner of a Xiaomi Pocophone, I'm not sure whether this device is worth the hustle of having to download a third party appstore. Having to put a little extra effort to install it doesn't bother me, but I have read many comments from people who have been doing this and are complaining about their phone getting inaccurate info about their steps count/heart rate etc, as well as the watch constantly disconnecting from their phone. After weeks of research I still haven't been able to find a better option for this price, but I'm not sure whether this whole Huawei/Xiaomi thing will work out for a tolerable user experience...

[@areksa2612]

This watch fit 2 is so powerful now, it can add external sensor such as chest strap, cadence, power meter, I already tried with my magene heart rate strap and cadence, and it doing well, the gpx route also works well, this is the cheapest sports with capability like other expensive brand.

[@Hieyz0r]

I wanted to but Garmin Venu 2 but after your comment I see this Fit 2 has all the fetures, maybe except HRV measurment :D

[@wisan66eni]

Thanks for your review. Because this feature is game changer for me, runner/cyclist who have low budget. Thank you so much sir!

[@IrfanPrnjavorac]

CH chest strap does it work with? H10 or other? Very difficult to find this info Online, I mean watch fit 2

[@areksa2612]

@@IrfanPrnjavorac i use magene h64 , it's so simple to connect bluetooth

[@mihailkolev992]

Been waiting for this one from the moment it was announced. Didn't get the GT3 until your review was out. Was waiting for your review of the fit2 before my gf gets it. Thanks for the detailed research and review as always! 💪 🙌💯

[@knappen_sc2667]

I bought this today (146 USD, bought in Sweden for 1490 kr), for use for my weightlifting/gym/general training and general walking etc. As far as feel, 10/10. Easy to use OS 10/10 Colors, brightness and reactivity from the touch of your finger 10/10. Seriously. Measuring my heartbeat, calories, distance walked, gps etc is awesome so far. I compared and it is very accurate. Feels premium and am really happy I saw your video and decided for this one. Was looking at all other watches. I haven't tested the sleep feature, but everything else + more that i didnt even know existed, works really great. I could easily change themes on the watch as well, so thats a plus! It syns perfectly with my Huawei Mate 20 Pro. Really recommend it.

[@MrJagad123]

So glad to found this channel. Testing the watch to another level compared to other channel. Love it

[@jfbaro2]

I love your videos! Please, could you do a special "episode" about the FUTURE of health sensors? Like, automatic calories tracker, continuous blood pressure monitor and other "upcoming" sensors. What can we consumers expect to see in the next 5 to 10 years? Thanks

[@ismaelrivera1999]

Great review. You are one of the few smartwatch reviews that we can trust. Wonder if you can include some way to check smartwatch that track stress. I guess the more reliable heart rate the more accurate the stress level record.

[@anonylesss]

thanks for the thorough reviews. I watched several of your recent scientific reviews of smart bands / watches and they're all very useful, as I'm trying to choose which band to buy at a reasonable price, with emphasis on heart rate accuracy. so far the Watch Fit 2 really is the best choice. I was wondering where on the heart rate test graph at 13:24 would you have the Watch GT2e and GT3 you already reviewed? also, was wondering if you're going to review the Mi Band 7 Pro which sells very cheap and includes a GPS module

[@oOcitizenOo]

Thanks a lot for this review. I've waited you test this device and the analysis as usual is top notch!)

[@Cloud_Storage14]

I have been waiting for this review! As always, great review from you Rob

[@hajjianh]

I always wait for all your videos and scientific reviews.

[@meszarosgabordaniel9713]

As always, the highest quality review. Thanks again!

[@Maximum_Natural_Muscle]

I have 1 question. 1) How is it possible for different smartwatches of the same brand(Example : Huawei Band 7 / watch fit/watch fit 2) to have different accuracy in heart rate and sleep detection , when they share the same sensors and algorithms?

[@sandromiranda431]

not the same sensors, as they have different prices....

[@francobellomo9979]

It seems to me an excellent device, sleep tracking will not be perfect but I don't think knowing the sleep phases will help you either. It costs $150 or less, I think it's a better buy than apple watch 7 which costs $350... Battery lasts 1 week or more, and you can use with Android/iOS

[@francobellomo9979]

@@Мыслящийчеловек-ъ2у Apple Hater? You don't even know me, you're a fool. I have iPhone...

[@atthurvanegmond9915]

@@francobellomo9979 what a stupid respons . He only gives his own personal opinion. Just like you but you make it personal.If there is one fool here its you..

[@hakancarlsson6140]

Thank you for your hard work doing these videos. I bought my Huawei Band 6 after I watched your review last year (I have a Huawei P30 pro phone) and it has been great as a fitness tracker. After your video review on Huawei Watch GT Runner I decided to replace my Band 6 so I got a GT Runner instead. If I had waited for this video review and bought a Watch Fit 2, I would have saved about 50 Euro, and gotten a watch that is just as good. But I like the look of the GT Runner more 😊

[@caiobemacedo]

I'm amazed by this. The sensor seems to be the same one used in old huawei watchers and yet the results are much better. Makes me wonder on how much software is missing in some gadgets.

[@thedarkness3080]

the sensor is the same as the new Huawei Watches, GT3 Series.

[@caiobemacedo]

@@thedarkness3080 yes, I noticed his comment on that. What I meant was that it looks similar to my old gt (in design). The gt 3 sensor seems more robust.

[@rajahua6268]

Excellent review! I appreciate you take the time to actually doing the real tests.

[@dyoanderful]

Wow, this is the best review that I've watched, so far.

[@Warriorbr-un7ew]

Thanks a lot man. You made a lot easier for me to choose! Because your information is reliable!

[@kpopenjoyer2039]

What did u choose?

[@steelwrath]

The video I have been waiting for two months 😃 thanks man I already own the watch and I love it. The sleeping and oxygen measuring its not very important you mostly buy it for sports and heart rating which are the best parts of the watch. The price now is 95 euros in Greece I totally recommend the watch 👌 thanks for the video again mate 🙏

[@gabrielh5105]

Watch Fit 2 user here for almost a year now: The watch is definitely 100% worth for its price, but there are some issues, so that you can manage your expectations: - The heart tracking would sometimes work EXTREMELY well, accurately reading even up to very high BPM like 190ish. However, sometimes it would randomly be completely awful. For an exercise that I would expect my HR to be above 140, it would randomly read 110, 120. Even sometimes it would go complete nuts and read under 100, when my breath and sweat strongly disagree - The continuous HR reading is complete garbage. I turned it off because it was just unnecessarily draining my battery without providing anything useful. Running to the third floor upstairs? Here's your resting heart rate of 70. It's better to have the manual measuring - The SPO is also practically useless. Completely random. Many measurements towards the 98-99, when an actual pulse Oximeter would read 91-95

[@Blu3_777]

Should I still get one I found one for $60

[@gabrielh5105]

@@Blu3_777 Yes, it's worth it. A solid product. Just manually measure your HR instead of continuously

[@fred3435]

Please review the just released Huawei Watch Fit 3 next.

[@владиславбасков-ъ2ф]

Can't stop talking content is top! Thanks for a review. Heart rating amazing, normal stepcounting and gps. I will go for it.

[@mj-cd9lk]

You are AMAZING buddy. These are the best reviews I’ve ever seen any anything. I don’t know how you do this but wow. Thank you so so much. You will be my go to man now for reviews. Absolutely awesome 👏🏻👏🏻

[@ersinjetrane8886]

I am still waiting for your Garmin Forerunner 255 review

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

Hi Arsin, already recorded that one too, but still needs to be edited 😊

[@ersinjetrane8886]

@@TheQuantifiedScientist do you need any help with editing? :)

[@denizkandemir9744]

Wil you cover huwaei watch fit 3 anytime soon? Depending on your review i will snatch this one now they also give free earbuds with them

[@FabioQuadrana]

Your analysis are really fantastic, thank you !

[@Mr.Nabil.Belhaj]

Amazing job as always, the most detailed review anywhere

[@Fycstion]

Is the Mi Band 7 pro review coming at some point?

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

Hi! I haven't been able to buy one as of yet. However, I hope to get one from Xiaomi to test :-)

[@zammis12345]

Is the watch fit SE as accurate as the fit 2?

[@rosantheheliyagoda1673]

Love your videos , I'm basing my entire purchasing decisions on your testing. Please review the Mi Band 7 pro next. Thank you.

[@TakeItToTheGround]

I had a fitbit charge 5 and liked it but heart rate monitoring during weight lifting was awful. So, after watching a few of your videos I bought a Huawei GT3 42 mm. However, I found that even worse. For instance, after 12 pullups it kept reading my heartrate as lower than sitting in a chair chilling out . No an isolated incident. Walking & weight training it was way under compared to me counting my pulse and when running it was way over. So I returned it. I wonder if their is a lot of variation in optical hrm accuracy depending on the person?

[@ozanozyegen]

There is definitely variation. Depends on the person, how it was positioned in your arm, even amount of hair you have between the skin and the sensor.

[@duskworldde]

I bought this watch in good faith that it would support HR broadcast like its predecessor. I learnt that I was wrong, the hard way. I assumed that the HR broadcast feature would be inherited to the Watch Fit 2 because both watches are very much alike.This isnt the case. The feature was simply canceled. But now comes the interesting part: There is a so called Watch Fit Special Edition - this is basically a Watch Fit but with the new TruSeen 5.0 HR sensor of the Watch Fit 2. And voila - it still has HR broadcast. Dont mix up the special edition with yet another clone of the Watch Fit called New which apparently has only a 4.0 sensor. So this is the only cheap alternative to Apple's watches if you insist on measuring your heart rate with high accuracy on your wrist during workout and send it live to rouvy, kinomap, zwift, tacx and the like.

[@astrocity891]

you got that hfit se? would you recomend it? its gps good?

[@sharoncox1734]

I'm really interested to see a review on the Huawei Watch D. Huawei seem to do so well on tracking other metrics, it will be interesting to see if they're the first to do blood pressure measurements any justice. PS Love the work on this channel! I don't look at any other "reviews" of smart watches because I honestly don't care how shiny or matte the face is - I can look at pictures for appearance info but this is the only channel that tells me whether the measurement features are any good.

Please try Huawei Fit Special ed

[@aidanbrennan7389]

Just bought fit 2 today!

[@cyro3branko]

Hi, I love your measurements and comparement. Do you have in plan to review gts 4 mini, which seems to ne biggest competitor to watch fit 2? Thank you for your great work. 😊🎉

[@PersonManManManMan]

Watch Fit 3 cane out and I am eagerly awaiting the review, I am about to get one soon

[@jaoie]

Huawei Watch Fit 2 SE (Special Edition) comparison please!

[@dendevis4331]

это не fit 2, а усовершенствованный fit

[@diegosantosmoto]

The best review i ve seen! greetings from Brazil

[@johan5179]

Hello, I think your video & testing are really great, so, in your tell me, should I go for watch fit 2, or watch fit 1 if the performance is not too different? Thank you!

[@elijahestrellanes4261]

The most accurate review on a smart watch on a scientific basis 💯💯

[@schwartzmatthewe]

I love it when people like you don’t have sponsored ads. I hate how once channels get to a decent size, they almost always start doing their prostitution sections. A+ videos man. Thanks for all of your hard work.

[@GK-qc5ry]

A shame that sleep tracking is still not great, otherwise it's a good buy. The HR tracking is amazing.

[@francobellomo9979]

None is 100% accurate for measuring sleep phases, nor do I think knowing sleep phases is of any use considering that it is a watch and not a device specifically created to measure sleep.

[@aybmnn]

Any idea if sleep tracking is accurate in terms of sleeping vs awake?

[@itsmeTeki]

@@aybmnn yes, if you're just looking for the accuracy of awaking and sleeping time then Huawei can do it well, it just struggles with sleep stages only

[@aybmnn]

@@itsmeTeki thanks for the explanation

[@viperx1805]

So glad i stumbled upon your channel, top work, Keep it up!

[@乾淨核能]

great video!! could you plz share how often do you need to recharge the fit2? Thank you!

[@timhager7863]

Hey sorry for my bad English but i wanted to thank you for the GREAT KZbin Videos! I rarely see anyone with this kind of passion for Video making. Keep it up!

[@bngineer]

Is there a possibility in Watch Fit 2 to set alert when heart rate reaches certain level? This would be very useful for pacing purposes when recovering from me/cfs.

[@TopGamesEntertainment]

Thanks for you super amazing work man I'm wondering Which the best in 50 $ range ?🤔

[@marshellakoh7958]

Hi Rob. Is it better to get the huawei fit 2 or fitbit sense?

[@RedlineRevs]

Thank you for the detailed review. I'm considering this watch as a heart rate tracker to work alongside my Renpho Smart AI Bike. My question is whether this watch can be used as a standard Bluetooth heart rate sensor to pair with third party apps like the Renoho AI Gym for Renpho Smart AI bike?

[@AsgharEngr]

Got it today. It’s a massive upgrade to original fit watch. Why not reviewers highlighting such a huge upgrade? 🤔

[@mujeebrahmansait]

Rob, good review. I was looking at the GPS tracking on your bike rides and wanted to know what maps are used with Huawei watches...specifically the fit2. Thanks in advance.

[@Blu3_777]

The ones just built in the app and petal maps

[@GeferEbrada]

I've been waiting for you to do a review on the Fit 2!

[@KrwiomoczBogurodzicy]

Time for WatchFit 3 review now.

[@wahabwahab2042]

i'd like to ask you about the "steps". which watch is accurate in the steps counts? is huawei band 7 accurate?

[@miclew6833]

finally! Thank you!

[@TheQuantifiedScientist]

Enjoy!

[@serraa23]

hey, wich would recommend value for money for sleep monitoring? Thanks for the videos :)

[@tubegfg]

Thank you again for this awesome review. Have one question though, i did read that the Runner and GT3 and GT3 pro use the TruSeenTM 5.0+ for heart rate monitoring. The watch fit 2 "only" the 5.0 without the plus. Supposed to be inferior but it did not look like that in your review. Any thought?

[@ramilurazmanov]

Thank you so much for what you're doing, man!

[@namnta]

Amazing job Rob 👏 Thanks alot 🌹

[@AhmedKhanAzharAKA]

Can you please also do a review about the calories burned during a workout? or is it useless and inaccurate in smartwatches?

[@melaniemela9263]

Which one wohld you recommend huawei watch fit 2 or garmin sq 2

[@248rok]

Would be good to test Huawei gt 3 again since i think it would perform better than in your first test since the senzor is the same they just improved software. Or did you do it yet?

[@ahmedal-qadeeb5385]

Thank you so much for such a wonderful review

[@herodsp]

Could you please make a video on Huawei gt3 Se edition? And which is better to consider between Huawei gt3 se edition and Huawei watch fit 2?

[@pritamkudale]

Waiting for Huawei watch fit 3 review from you

[@StirsMYCookiez]

Thank you fgr your comprehensive review, since I'm looking for a good heart rate tracker and step tracker I went and purchased this!

[@yu-weiyang7951]

Thanks for the review. I bought the Fit 2 one week ago, because I like all the functions as well as reasonable price, BUT I have discovered the step counter doesn't work (it reads different count as my Huawei phone). I have found that when you have your hand (wearing the watch) on the baby stroller hand bar. it stop counting ( you sort of have / need that walking hand / arm movement in order for it to count properly.) Just my 2 cents.

[@000T00b]

Yes, I have a Garmin Venu and the same thing happens if I am pushing a shopping trolley. It seems all watches need arm movement to register steps.

[@helmarfernandes4220]

Great review. Can you please tell me if this watch has a tennis tracker (counting number of strikes in forehand, backhand, etc)? This is the tie braker for my decision. Otherwise, could you please tell me which watch should I by for track tennis performance in a 100USD budget? Thanks

[@MohamedOmaar]

open subtitles and captions

[@ArthurYoshida2012]

could you pleaseee do a sleep test of the new apple watchos9 sleep tracking?