In an effort to monitor the health of their wearers as fully as possible, smartwatches are breaking new ground. Case in point: Huawei’s Watch 4 Pro, which you can even cough up a little bit from now. You can read in the test report which innovations the watch has in store.
In October 2014 — Apple had unveiled the first-generation of its Watch a month earlier — I wrote that I miss smartwatches — a play on words I’m still proud of to this day. However, my attitude towards smartwatches has changed since then, I must admit: I’ve been wearing and using one of these computer watches for a few years now – if not, just in defense, as intended by the manufacturer.
So that you do not misunderstand me: the watch is of course already worn on the arm; However, it is largely used “stupidly”, namely as an indicator of time and only occasionally for recording the course of sports activities. I don’t have a permanent Bluetooth connection between the smartphone and the watch, to at least be spared notifications on the wrist.
Plus, apparently my health obsession isn’t strong enough to record every step, heartbeat, and snore I take while sleeping around the clock. I also “only” cycle and occasionally go for a walk or hike.
Source: Krone
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