The Huawei Watch is selling itself on design, but it’s not entirely convincing
Nov25
The number of smartwatches on the market is higher than ever before, but how many of those smartwatches are actually worth buying is a very different question. With the earliest incarnations, you got weird features like a spy camera on the wrist strap and chunky exposed screws, all atop a bespoke and not-all-that-good operating system. Do we really need a camera on our wrists? It seems not. Then came Android Wear and some circular devices, suggesting to the potential smartwatch-buying public that perhaps technology doesn’t have to come at the expense of fashion. Then came the Apple Watch, which quickly became the most…
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