Huawei is a major Chinese consumer electronics brand and one of the world’s largest telecom infrastructure providers. We cover the latest Huawei phones, tablets, wearables, and networking gear.
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See how Huawei phones like the photography-focused P Series and premium Mate line compare to rivals from Apple, Samsung, and other Android brands. Learn about Huawei’s HarmonyOS platform and mobile app ecosystem as alternatives to iOS and standard Android.
On May 7th, 2024, Huawei held a launch event in Dubai, where the company announced a range of new wearable, audio, and smart office products. The event showcased Huawei’s commitment to continuous innovation and its focus on bringing the digital world to every person, family, and organisation. Huawei Watch Fit 3: Fusion of Fashion, Sports,…
Huawei has announced the latest generation of their open-fit TWS earbuds, the Huawei FreeBuds 5. These ditch the Apple AirPod-esque design that the FreeBuds 4 and FreeBuds 3 used in favour of a new curvey design. At first glance, they were reminiscent of the bean-shaped Samsung Galaxy Buds Live that launched a couple of years…
The Huawei Watch Fit 2 was launched back in May alongside the excellent Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro. This new smartwatch builds upon the excellent Huawei Watch Fit, which launched last year with a new larger display, additional fitness features and Bluetooth calling. Huawei Watch Fit 2 vs Watch Fit Features & Specification Active, Classic…
The last time I physically attended MWC, in 2019, Huawei announced the beautiful Huawei Mate X 5G, and it looked like the start of an exciting year for Huawei. How things have changed three years later. This year, there is no word on any mobile phones launching, but a focus on laptops and a tablet….
The Huawei Watch GT series has always been great but somewhat limited. After Huawei launched the Watch 2 with WearOS back in 2017, it seemed like they ditched the idea of a fully-fledged smartwatch. The GT series sacrificed the functionality of installable apps in favour of a light OS that provided exceptional battery life and…
Today, Huawei announced their latest Huawei Watch GT 3 series, coming in two sizes 46mm and 42mm. During my briefing, Huawei stated they focussed heavily on the smaller watch this year. The larger model is already well established, but it can be a little offputting for smaller wrists and people wanting something a little less…
Yesterday, Huawei announced the Huawei MateBook 14s, which sits on the high end of the price and specs from the Huawei range of laptops. Only the MateBook X Pro 2021 costs more. On the Huawei website, there are now 4 laptops listed with some variation of the MateBook 14 name, and without going into each…
In my opinion, the Huawei Watch 3 has the best hardware experience on any smartwatch currently available, though this may change with the imminent Samsung Watch 4. However, with Huawei using their brand new Harmony OS, the software experience doesn’t quite match the outstanding hardware. The OS itself is a pleasure to use and can…
The Huawei P50 Pro is expected to launch today in China. Typically launched in late March, Huawei has been struggling with component supplies due to the ongoing issues with the US and trading restrictions. While we normally have a global launch, the phone will be limited to China for now. It is also expected that…
Huawei’s latest laptop, the Huawei MateBook D 15, has gone on sale in the UK priced at £749.99. This is the largest laptop Huawei do, sitting in the middle of the Matebook 13 and MateBook X Pro in terms of pricing. There are only a small number of changes vs the MateBook D 15 2020…
The Huawei Watch 3 is one of the best smartwatches currently available today. The hardware is exceptional, and the battery life outperforms all current Wear OS watches. However, using Harmony OS and no access to Google, the range of apps for it has been limited, which was my main criticism during my review. Huawei has…
While it has been possible to overcome many of the issues Huawei phones have with Petal Search (and the growing number of apps in the App Gallery), one issue that has persisted is the lack of contactless payments. It is one of the biggest reasons why I didn’t use the Huawei P40 Pro as my…
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