Huawei Watch Buds 2-in-1 smartwatch launches in Europe, sales begin March 1
The Huawei Watch Buds 2-in-1 smartwatch unveiled last December in China made its debut in Europe today. It's priced at €499 with actual sales starting March 1. However, those who pre-book the Watch Buds through Huawei's official website by paying €30 will get a €30 discount. That means the Huawei Watch Buds will effectively cost €469 to those who pre-order it now, and they will also get a Huawei Scale 3 for free with their purchase.
In the UK, the Huawei Watch Buds is priced at £449.99, and you can reserve your unit with a £30 deposit via Huawei's UK website, which brings down its effective price by £30 to £419.99 with the £389.99 balance amount to be paid upon sales start. Customers in the UK will also get a free Huawei Scale 3 if they pre-book the Watch Buds.
The Huawei Watch Buds is a 2-in-1 device. It's a smartwatch with a screen that opens to reveal a pair of pill-shaped TWS earbuds, with the latter having AI Noise Cancelation Calling.
Huawei Watch Buds
The Huawei Watch Buds is compatible with Android and iOS devices and comes with the usual slew of health and fitness features we see on most other smartwatches. The watch packs a 410 mAh battery, while each bud comes with a 30 mAh cell. You can read our Huawei Watch Buds announcement coverage here to know more about it.
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- EskeRahn
- 28 Feb 2023
- n4L
Well my point was why on earth none of the (more) known brands offer a smartwatch looking like an elegant watch and with a decent stamina? Pebble did the design almost a decade back with their Round Time, but very low stamina despite the e-ink, ...
- mandalaphone
- 28 Feb 2023
- n{Q
Well most Huawei smartwatches last anywhere between 10 to 14 days on a single charge - depends on the screen and battery size. Simple math, the more functions you try to shove in a smartwatch the less its battery lasts. Would you rather be inspecto...
- EskeRahn
- 21 Feb 2023
- n4L
Well I guess we should be pleased that it is only earplugs and not say a pair of glasses they try to tug away in the oversized house... I simply can not understand why practically ALL smartwatch makers produce these huge monsters, with poor stam...
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