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Huawei Watch is now up for pre-order in Europe for €399

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Vlad 17 September, 2015

Huawei Android Wear Wearables Smartwatches

Huawei is now finally in the process of bringing its first smartwatch to Europe. The Chinese company has started taking pre-orders for the Huawei Watch through its official European online store.

Oddly enough, although the store itself is available for the UK, the Huawei Watch isn't yet on offer in that market. But you can pre-order it if you live in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Italy, or Switzerland.



The starting price for Eurozone countries is €399, while if you're in Switzerland you'll need to pay CHF 399. This nets you a silver Huawei Watch with a genuine leather strap.

In some countries (but not all for whatever reason) there are some additional choices, all priced at €449 or CHF 449. You can pick a black model with leather strap, or get one of two stainless steel band options, with link or mesh design. Regardless of which model you pick, you'll have to wait between two and three weeks for your order to actually ship.

The Huawei Watch runs Android Wear, is compatible with both Android and iOS devices, and comes with a 1.4-inch 400x400 AMOLED touchscreen, sapphire crystal protection, Bluetooth 4.1 LE, Wi-Fi, a six-axis motion sensor, a heart rate monitor, a barometer, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of storage, and a 300 mAh battery.

Source | Via (in Italian)

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  • AnonD-191847
  • 0U0
  • 20 Sep 2015

"the apple watch is better designed" This has to be a joke, please tell me it's a joke. The Apple watch is worse designed than $10 plastic watches. It's blocky, fatty, looks anything but good. It's actually plain ugly. Any watch that isn't ...

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  • dude
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  • 19 Sep 2015

the huawatch ...

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  • pt020
  • n%g
  • 19 Sep 2015

Most of "designer products" are made by the same factory in China that makes budget wear,and it cost the same to produce,only some people are blinded by the price,like you.

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