The Petal maps app won’t work when paired to an iOS device either. One of our device’s four back-to-back firmware updates added music control for iPhones, but not local playback on the watch itself. IOS support still lags behind Android a bit, but things are getting better. The interface isn’t quite as responsive as the pricier Huawei Watch GT 3, taking just that little bit longer to register your taps, but is otherwise smooth enough to navigate. Canned message responses save you having to fish out your phone when a text comes through while you’re exercising, and music control lets you pair some Bluetooth buds directly to the watch. There’s a big selection, including features not often found on wearables at this price.
The icon-only layout can be confusing, but you can swap it to a list (with text descriptions) to make getting around a bit easier. Quick cards put heart rate, weather, call records and other info a swipe away from the main watch face, and the crown button opens a grid containing all your other apps. There are plenty of watch designs to choose from, and they’re all well-optimised for the rectangular display – as is the rest of Huawei’s custom UI.
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