HUAWEI Band 6 - All-Day SpO2 Monitoring, 1.47" FullView Display, 2-Week Battery Life, Fast Charging, Heart Rate Monitoring, Sleep Tracking, 96 Workout Modes, Message Notifications, Sakura Pink

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Unlike some other smartwatches, the smartphone pairing process can be painfully slow, but it eventually pairs. At under 20g, the overall design feels lightweight and effortless to wear all day - you sometimes simply forget that it's even on your wrist. If you're interested in smartwatches, you should certainly take a look at the Fitbit Versa 2, the Garmin Instinct and the Fitbit Charge 5. The Band 6 runs Lite OS, which has most of the fitness and health tracking suite found on Huawei’s more expensive wearables. Raised in the '90s, Ege discovered his passion for tech and video games during late-night gaming sessions with his cousin.

All you have to do is swipe through the list of workouts from the band’s menu, tap start and the band gets going. It’s easy to use and packs a bunch of features like all day SpO2 tracking, stress monitoring and sleep tracking - usually reserved for more expensive fitness watches. The Band 6’s highlight feature is its versatile suite of fitness and health tracking that’s found on almost every Huawei wearable these days.

Control your music while you're on the move and activate your phone camera remotely for easy group shots. Activate your day by setting 3 daily activity goals - Steps, Hours Active, and Moderate-to-High Intensity Activity. Keep your ID, vaccination card, and favorite EXO photocard close with the 0917 EXO Don’t Fight The Feeling Logo Lanyard. During workouts we never felt the band digging in and sweat doesn’t accumulate or is easy to wipe off.

The band’s minimal Lite OS utilizes power efficiently and is able to eke out a week and a half out of its 180mAh battery. From our lineup of mobile gadgets and accessories, to our unique selection of men and women’s clothing, we enable progress, enjoyment, self-expression, and empowerment. Accessories included: Charging cable, quick start guide, safety information, warranty card, including charger.

The band’s software issues also mean that it’s not great at tracking outdoor runs where it relies on your phone to track routes, which isn’t as accurate as a band with an on-board GPS.