This morning, Amazon kicked off its Spring Deal Days with seven days of offers on a host of departments. Shoppers can find new sale picks on the site each day across everything from tech to homeware, beauty, and gardening.
One of the first deals to pop up online is on Huawei’s Watch Fit 3 Smartwatch, which has been reduced to £129.99, down from £179.99. Perfect for the health-conscious customer who wants to track their workouts, steps, calories and daily activities, one pleased buyer described the device as being able to track ‘everything’.
Similar offers and deals are available at other retailers, too. For instance, Argos has a better-than-half-price offer on a Harry Lime White Smart Watch and Ear Pod Set, now £39.99, which was £104.99. The smartwatch can track steps, monitor your heart rate, read messages, and alert you to incoming calls.
Elsewhere, H Samuels has a Garmin Vivomove Smartwatch for £145, originally £179.99. It combines the traditional look of an analogue watch with the essential features you’d expect from a smartwatch.
Back to Huawei’s Watch Fit 3 Smartwatch, its features include monitoring your sleep, and keeping tabs on your heart rate, respiratory rate, and any abnormal breathing while you snooze. The Enhanced Vital Sign Tracker feature gives runners and joggers accurate heart rate monitoring information.
Huawei’s Watch Fit 3 Smartwatch has a ten-day battery life and is already well-received by Amazon shoppers. The device has more than 1,800 customer reviews and ratings. One shopper wrote: “It’s comfortable and tracks everything you’d ever need. It’s a lot more focused on running than any other metric, but the GPS is neat for tracking walking, running, and cycling.
“It charges super quickly—20-100 in like 20 minutes —and lasts 4-5 days with a lot of use. It works fairly well with my iPhone, links with Apple Health through Huawei Health, and links to other apps, too, which is cool.”
They continued: “The notifications are helpful if you’re driving or walking you can quickly read a message. The only not-so-good thing is the alarm. It isn’t the best at waking you up. I wish it vibrated harder or was louder. Since I’m a heavy sleeper, it doesn’t replace my phone alarm. Overall, for the price, it’s excellent.”
Another said: “It’s an improvement on Fit 2, it has loads of different types of activities, but they still don’t have aquasize! But it is definitely worth buying. The watch works smoothly and definitely is an improvement on Fit 2.”
A third rated it five stars, saying: “The watch is good quality and very responsive as expected. However, the day-to-day interaction with the watch feels limited compared to other smartwatches/fit watches. It feels more like interacting with an Apple product than an Android product.
“I also paid more to have the white leather one shipped from the UK because I wanted the gold frame. The gold is very very faint. It looks very similar to silver.”
The customer concluded: “Had I known I would not have paid the extra. Battery life is excellent. I say this as a hardcore Huawei fan (I have a Huawei laptop and a Huawei phone). Great quality, but ‘meh’ regarding interface/interacting.”
A fourth commented: “Bought an inferior brand for about £40 less. Paid the price ultimately as it wasn’t fit for purpose. Having owned one previously, I went back to Huawei and realised why I was so pleased with the other one. I have a Garmin, too, and still think the Huawei holds its own.
