Huawei, "HUAWEI WATCH3" which supports body surface temperature measurement and hand washing test to determine the release date.
Huawei Japan has set a launch date for two smartwatches, the HUAWEI WATCH3. The online sports mode and classical mode will be launched on August 6.
The HUAWEI WATCH3 is a high-end smartwatch equipped with health management technologies such as body surface temperature measurement, fall detection and hand washing detection. Like traditional models, heart rate, sleep, stress levels and blood oxygen levels can also be measured.
The fitness tracker includes 17 professional modes that support indoor and outdoor exercise and 85 custom exercise modes. Automatically detect 6 types of exercise, such as outdoor running and outdoor walking.
The monitor uses 3D curved glass and a nano-coating to make it less vulnerable to scratches or fingerprints. In addition, the new rotary crown (Rusu) is adopted. In addition to touch the display, rotating the crown can also be used for display operation.
The main specification is display 1.43 AMOLED (466 × 466 points), memory 2 GB, built-in storage 16 GB, battery drive time about 14 days (ultra-long battery continuous mode) / about 3 days (smart mode).
The body size is 46.2 (width) × 46.2 (height) × 12.15 (except depth / sensor part) mm, and the weight is about 54g (excluding belt).
The estimated market price is 50380 yen for the sports model and 54780 yen for the classical model.
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