Huawei continues to push the boundaries of wearable technology with its latest addition to the Watch D series, the Watch D3. This model boasts a variety of enhancements over the previous version, the D2, making it a top contender in the health-focused smartwatch market. In this article, we’ll delve into the unboxing experience, feature improvements, and overall performance of the Watch D3.
Upon unboxing, you'll find a familiar yet refined collection of items that come with the watch. Included are a sleek magnetic wireless charging puck, now featuring a modern USB-C connection, a medium-sized strap equipped with an airbag for precise blood pressure readings, a wrist circumference measuring tool, and the dazzling watch itself.
Huawei has taken feedback seriously, delivering several key improvements with the Watch D3. The display is now larger at 1.92 inches, with a stunning brightness of 3,000 nits compared to the 1,500 nits of its predecessor. Additionally, the watch case has been slimmed down to 11.3mm, enhancing its sleek design. On the technical front, the upgrade to Bluetooth 6.0 from 5.2 promises better connectivity for users.
Comfort remains a key feature as the Watch D3 retains a lightweight and premium feel, similar to the D2. While we noted the susceptibility to scratches in prior models, it remains to be seen if the D3 offers improved durability. Testing is ongoing.
Battery life has been commendable in our initial explorations, achieving around 6 days of use with the always-on display active, and an impressive 10 days without it. The inclusion of a marginally larger battery in the D3 could potentially enhance these figures even further.
Familiar Controls, Enhanced Experience
Our in-depth review is underway, and we appreciate your patience as we compile our findings. The Watch D3 is currently available for £400, bringing competitive features to the modern smartwatch landscape!
