Huawei - Watch GT 3 Pro Ceramic

Huawei GT3 Pro. Battery life is stellar... Though it's over three years old now and probably time for a change. Super watch.

Went from my gt 3 pro to gt 6 pro, a big update in features. But the sleep sensor is still quite unreliable as in the gt 3 pro, but i came to find out this is the case with most smart watches except a few specialising in that field. A great overall everyday premium watch.

I use a Huawei Watch GT3 Pro and i am satisfied with it.

Yep, i usually charge it once a week.

Quantified Scientist din pinapanood ko and decided to buy 2nd hand Huawei Gt3 Pro for it's accurate heart rate sensor and GPS. Good review din sa kanya yung GT Runner.

I've had a Pebble, a Samsung S3 Frontier, a Huawei GT3 Pro and now a Pixel Watch 2. I doubt I will ever switch from Pixel watches, they are integrated so perfectly into the ecosystem.

I have a Huawei GT3 and a Galaxy S21FE, and it works perfectly. You download Huawei Health from the Samsung app store. And it works very well. I mainly use it for swimming, but I do miss the kick function.

Goods naman, pero Hindi ko lang sure kung may custom running courses yan(pwede mag personalize ng intervals). Much better if Fit 3 or Fit 4 na kunin mo. Other huawei I recommend: Gt3, Gt4, and Gt5.

I just got the regular GT 3 about 2 weeks ago and the sleep tracking is so hit or miss. One morning it said my bedtime was 2:30, but I was constantly getting in and out of bed until 3:50, so I definitely wasn't asleep. Other nights it seems pretty bang on

GT Pro series is essentially a "sports/fitness" watch. Premium materials, absurdly good battery life (like, 20 days), but it doesn't run a full smartwatch OS. You can take phone calls, see notifications and use basic maps, control your phones media and all your fitness tracking, but the "apps" you download are basically nothing. Needs to be tethered to a phone to work. The "Watch" series is a "proper" standalone smartwatch, in that it has it's own WiFi and eSIM support, and you can run "apps", although given it's HarmonyOS there's not a huge ecosystem in the west. Much bulkier, lesser battery life. I personally prefer the GT series as they're slimmer, and you can literally just leave it on your wrist for weeks at a time without worrying (and get proper sleep tracking), and I can live without the smartwatch features. My basic needs and notifications, call control, music control. GT Series does it fine. Ultimate series is basically a cracked up GT watch with absurd materials.

Not sure if the watch will sync to Strava (it might, but I don't use strava). Last I checked, Maps on the GT series requires you to set destinations on your phone, but once that's running it'll stream everything over. GPS tracking is perfectly fine, if you just want the tracking data and not to actually use maps for navigation. Music on the GT series is mostly about controlling music you've started playing on your phone. You can't see the playlist, you can just skip, go to previous, play pause, etc. You can manually add tracks to the watch, but the player is very basic; no streaming. Your headphones or whatnot will still mostly be connected to your phone. Huawei Watch can stream, but IDK any streaming apps for it. Ultimate series exists for rich people or scuba divers really. If I had the money to waste I'd buy one, but not for any specific feature 😅

I have in the past but now I use a dedicated bike computer. There are some well within your budget that have maps and would be way better than trying to navigate using a small watch screen. There are a couple of Magene computers you can get on AliExpress that are highly rated for the $$. If you are really committed to having a watch, there are a lot of Garmin competitors that would work. I'm thinking Amazfit Trex (or one of the many other watches in the range), Huawei GT etc. off the top of my head.