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20 minutes ago, Abyss Gaming said:

Should I get the Asus zenwatch 3 or the original Huawei watch, please tell me why. Currently the Huawei is 10 dollars cheaper.

Many have said that the battery on the ZW3 is below par and their expectations, barely lasting a day under moderate to heavy use compared to the HW which can pull around 1.5 to 2 day on a single charge with the same level of use. But that isn't as large of an issue as both watch batteries charge rather rapidly.

However, the ZW3 is newer than the HW as it was released December 2016 compared to 2015 September of the HW. That means that the ZW3 has Watch OS 2.0 already loaded on it but the HW will need to wait for the update to be implemented. 

 

Apart from those small differences, both watches essentially have very similar specifications and both are similarly sized. So it depends more on what you prefer as per aesthetics and possibly battery. 

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None! I've tried several. They just aren't there yet. Functionality is so basic. A $20 fitness bad will give notifications and vibrate to messages.

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Unfortunately Android Wear smartwatches just aren't there yet. Save your cash. 

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On 5/6/2017 at 9:49 PM, another random person said:

Many have said that the battery on the ZW3 is below par and their expectations, barely lasting a day under moderate to heavy use compared to the HW which can pull around 1.5 to 2 day on a single charge with the same level of use. But that isn't as large of an issue as both watch batteries charge rather rapidly.

However, the ZW3 is newer than the HW as it was released December 2016 compared to 2015 September of the HW. That means that the ZW3 has Watch OS 2.0 already loaded on it but the HW will need to wait for the update to be implemented. 

 

Apart from those small differences, both watches essentially have very similar specifications and both are similarly sized. So it depends more on what you prefer as per aesthetics and possibly battery. 

FYI ZW3 does not have Android Wear 2 yet, and i can get 2 days on the ZW3

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