Huawei Band 8
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The Huawei Band 8 is a state-of-the-art activity tracker wristband equipped with an impressive AMOLED display. With a screen diagonal of 3.73 cm (1.47 inches) and a resolution of 194 x 368 pixels, the display is crystal clear and sharp. It features an optical heart rate sensor that allows for accurate real-time measurements. This enables users to easily monitor their heart rate during workouts or throughout the day. The device has a battery life of up to 14 days, which should be sufficient for most users. Weighing only 14 g, the Huawei Band 8 is a very lightweight device. Despite its small size and low weight, the device is robust and durable enough to withstand the demands of daily use.
| Smartwatch functions | Alarm clock, Date display, Datebooks, Smart notifications, Timer + stopwatch |
| Health functions | Calories, Heart rate measurement, Pedometer, Sleep recording, Stress levels |
| Activities | Fitness, Running |
| Operating system compatibility | Android, iOS |
| Wristband material | Silicone |
| Case material | Plastic |
| Item number | 35506642 |
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Reviews & Ratings
- Good display
- Various sport modes available
- Heart rate measurement inaccurate
- No GPS without a mobile
Although the Band 8 looks stylish and has various sports modes, it doesn't have much else going for it. The heart rate measurement is inaccurate and there is no GPS data during training without a smartphone. It is also hardly smart - apps and NFC are missing. At least Huawei can shine with good data protection.
- Good display
- Various sport modes available
- Inaccurate heart rate measurement
- GPS dependent on smartphone
Huawei has retained the stylish design of its Band 8, but there are no major innovations. The new fitness tracker not only looks like a twin of its predecessor on the outside. Its successor is also plagued by problems such as inaccurate heart rate measurement and a lack of automatic training recognition...
- exact measured values
- low weight
- long battery life
- No GNSS connection
- No brightness sensor
- Display darker than the predecessor
- Impeccable control
- Reliable sensors
- Strong battery life & charging time
- No brightness sensor in the display
- No integrated GPS
- No ECG measurement