In mid-November, io-Tech’s test lab hosted Apple’s latest Apple Watch Series 6 smartwatch. At the same time, we promised other major watches on the market to test, and in honor of the move to December, Huawei Watch GT2 Pro and Honor Watch GS Pro took turns.

Huawei and Honor watches share a considerable number of common features and the biggest differences between them are in appearance and battery size. As a result, we ended up testing the watches together and creating a pair test of them, going through the common features and differences of the watches. The Huawei watch is the latest addition to the Watch GT, launched by io-Tech a couple of years ago.

Inside the watches of both Chinese manufacturers, Huawei’s own user interface is pulsating, which is clearly more sophisticated in terms of intelligence than Apple’s WatchOS or Google’s Android Wear, but still offers basic intelligence and versatile health features. Perhaps the clearest selling point of watches in marketing is battery life – the manufacturer promises as many 25 days of use as the Honor Watch GS Pro.

In the test article, we get to know the physical features, software, battery life and usability of the watches based on a total of about a month of round-the-clock user experience.

Read the article: In the pair test Huawei Watch GT2 Pro and Honor Watch GS Pro