The Huawei Band 3 Pro is a low-cost fitness tracker with features usually present in pricier bands. How often do you see one of these with GPS, a color OLED screen and shiny metal bits? Not that often.
The Huawei Band 3 Pro features the same basic fitness tracker design employed by the likes of the Fitbit Charge 3 and Xiaomi Mi Band 4, comprised of a soft-touch silicone strap and a body that houses the display and all the required smarts to track your activity on a daily basis.
The Band 3 Pro features an understated, clean design with no external buttons, just a touchscreen and a touch-sensitive bar to interact with.
The Huawei Band 3 Pro has the same screen spec as the Honor Band 4, even if its higher price and longer width might make you assume it’s bigger.
This is a 0.95-inch 120 x 240 AMOLED screen, a fantastic display for such a cheap band. It is full color, unlike the Fitbit Inspire HR’s, and pixel density is high enough to display several stats at once without the sense there are too few pixels to do the job properly.
A fetching screen makes Huawei’s limited use of it all the more frustrating. You have a choice of just three watch faces. One is an analog clock, one a bold digital design. The last gives your sports stats half of the display and is the most colorful. It’s our pick of the bunch, but the Huawei Band 3 Pro’s display deserves at least a half-dozen choices.
Featuring a built-in GPS and heartrate monitor, the Huawei Band 3 Pro is ready to track all kinds of activity. You’ve got access to constant activity tracking that measures not only your steps, but calories, distance walked, standing hours and periods of moderate-to-high exercise throughout the day, giving you a good overview of your general fitness.
But, of course, the Huawei Band 3 Pro really shines in the dedicated exercise tracking department. It’s focused on running, swimming and cycling, offering dedicated modes for indoor and outdoor tracking for each, as well as a free training mode that you can use during any other exercise.
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All images and names are copyright of their respective owners. All photos and tips in this app are available in public domains. Images are only used for aesthetic purposes. No copyright infringement is intended, and any request to remove images will be honored. This app is designed to provide you with the most important tips and guides on using the Huawei Band 3 Pro
The Huawei Band 3 Pro features the same basic fitness tracker design employed by the likes of the Fitbit Charge 3 and Xiaomi Mi Band 4, comprised of a soft-touch silicone strap and a body that houses the display and all the required smarts to track your activity on a daily basis.
The Band 3 Pro features an understated, clean design with no external buttons, just a touchscreen and a touch-sensitive bar to interact with.
The Huawei Band 3 Pro has the same screen spec as the Honor Band 4, even if its higher price and longer width might make you assume it’s bigger.
This is a 0.95-inch 120 x 240 AMOLED screen, a fantastic display for such a cheap band. It is full color, unlike the Fitbit Inspire HR’s, and pixel density is high enough to display several stats at once without the sense there are too few pixels to do the job properly.
A fetching screen makes Huawei’s limited use of it all the more frustrating. You have a choice of just three watch faces. One is an analog clock, one a bold digital design. The last gives your sports stats half of the display and is the most colorful. It’s our pick of the bunch, but the Huawei Band 3 Pro’s display deserves at least a half-dozen choices.
Featuring a built-in GPS and heartrate monitor, the Huawei Band 3 Pro is ready to track all kinds of activity. You’ve got access to constant activity tracking that measures not only your steps, but calories, distance walked, standing hours and periods of moderate-to-high exercise throughout the day, giving you a good overview of your general fitness.
But, of course, the Huawei Band 3 Pro really shines in the dedicated exercise tracking department. It’s focused on running, swimming and cycling, offering dedicated modes for indoor and outdoor tracking for each, as well as a free training mode that you can use during any other exercise.
Disclaimer :
All images and names are copyright of their respective owners. All photos and tips in this app are available in public domains. Images are only used for aesthetic purposes. No copyright infringement is intended, and any request to remove images will be honored. This app is designed to provide you with the most important tips and guides on using the Huawei Band 3 Pro
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