Huawei recently launched the Watch 5 in Berlin, marking it as their flagship device without a Pro counterpart. Focused on health monitoring, it allows users to quickly conduct health check-ups by simply holding their finger on a sensor. It’s compatible with both iOS and Android, and has versions with eSIM support, enabling users to leave their phones behind. The 46 mm model features a titanium case and sapphire glass, balancing durability and aesthetics. The design is sleek and light, making it suitable for daily wear.
It's hard to innovate in the wearable space where the feature set has reached maturity already and coming up with something new or useful that has not already been done is rare.
The Watch 5's claim to fame is the improved accessibility of the health monitoring features. Instead of digging into menus and apps, you just hold your finger on the sensor for around a minute.
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