For those looking for a smartwatch, there are numerous options in the Brazilian market, from simpler models (the so-called smart bracelets) to complete devices – and, consequently, more expensive.
A new competitor arrived in the last month: the Huawei Watch Fit 2. The Chinese brand, which had already launched a more expensive model (the Watch GT3) this year, is a stampede in the segment.
With the Watch Fit 2, she managed to unite two relatively distinct concepts: a smart watch full of functions, for a very attractive value.
How much?
At launch, in July, the product had a promotional price of R$849, which would be readjusted to R$949 shortly afterwards. Today, however, it is possible to find it at the brand’s official retailers for R$ 799 — which further improves its already good value for money.
For now, only the Active Edition version, with a rubber strap, is available in Brazil, in the colors Sakura Pink (rosé) and Midnight Black (black).
Now that you know the price, let’s see the reasons that make the Huawei Watch Fit 2 such an interesting option.
more modern look
Unlike the Watch GT3 (rounder and with classic straps), the Watch Fit 2 doesn’t strive to look more “watch” than “smart”. Its look is minimalist, Apple-style Watch, with rectangular aluminum case with rounded edges and a single simple button.
The rubber strap is smooth to the touch, with just enough length and adjustment to be snug and comfortable on wrists of various sizes. If you find the look too sober or you’re sick of the color, the removal and replacement mechanism is simple. You can use bracelets in other colors or materials, such as metal and leather, which are easy to find in Chinese marketplaces and stores such as AliExpress.
The screen, meanwhile, is a good 4.42 cm (1.74 inch) and uses an Amoled touch-sensitive display. The viewing angle is good, but it can be difficult to see on sunny days.