HUAWEI Band 10 Smartwatch up to 14 Days Battery Life, iOS & Android, Average Sleep HRV and Sleep Insights with an AI-powered Fitness Monitoring Tracker, Sleep Breathing Awareness, Fast Charging, Black

Got one for my wife as a replacement for her Band 7 (which still works and she loves). I have to say it's a great update and without the need to spend a lot! PROs: - Subjectively - great design. It's light but does not feel cheap. Well assembled, Huawei does really well in this regard. - Great screen for the money, pleasant to look at, bright and clear. - Packs a lot of functionality for this price. I've taken it for few sleeps, swimming and running and I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised - it delivers very similar results with a Samsung watch 7 - which is a considerably more expensive device. Even sleep tracking in terms of time and measuring the pulse is on par with the samsung. - Nice replaceable bands with secure and not bothering clasp/lock. - Works well with ios (android too of course). Notifications work very well. My wife even shut them off as overwise it can become overwhelming. - So far in terms of connectivity it also seems to stay connected all of the time without spontaneous disconnects. - Solid battery life without daily worries "is it charged?" before going for a run. That's a big things with the other watch I've mentioned above. Cons / can be improved: - If you scroll slowly or no rush through the menu - animations are quite smooth. But if you do fast scrolls you can observe a a bit of "jitters". Basically lower frames per second. It's a bit sad for my eyes after scrolling through a "smooth" 60 or 120 FPS screen of a phone, but my wife says she is ok with that. - No NFC / option to pay with your band, but I don't think we will see it soon in devices in this budget price range. Also it is another reason why the OS is much lighter than the apple watches or more expensive android watches and results in longer battery life. I hope this assists you in your decision-making. Overall, if you need a smart band/watch, for this price it's a solid buy in my opinion. Cheers!

This is a very handy and fairly easy to use smartwatch for a very good price. The battery life is amazing, if you use it on workout for an hour or so a day you'll probably get 7 days without going near the charger. If you don't use workout you can probably get 9 days and it takes around 45 minutes to recharge. It can be tricky to find your way around to start with but if you get really stuck ring customer service at Huawei they will point you in the right direction. Additionally customer service listened to a suggestion about changing the range of the workout heart rate warnings and got it implemented which is very useful if you have a condition that requires you to keep your heart rate down below an average persons levels.

Great watch, wear everyday . Nice and clear. Easy to use . Comfortable to wear

My previous fitness tracker from a well‑known manufacturer started to fail after three years — the battery life had become very short and it struggled to charge or update. (The charging contacts were badly pitted, with the plating worn through in places, which felt like a case of design obsolescence.) It was time for a replacement. I didn’t want a bulky device or something that duplicated features already on my iPhone, such as messaging. What I needed was a reasonably priced tracker with: • Long battery life (more than a couple of days) • Step counter • Heart‑rate monitor • SpO₂ (blood‑oxygen) monitoring • A simple timer (for cooking, washing, etc.) • Waterproofing for swimming • A decent companion app After checking recommendations in a leading UK consumer magazine, I came across the Huawei Band 10. It ticked every box and cost almost a third of the price of a major brand I had been considering, so I ordered it from Amazon. When it arrived, I wasn’t disappointed. Setting up the Huawei app on my iPhone was straightforward (there’s also an Android version), pairing was quick, and choosing one of the free watch faces was easy. The wristband is comfortable, adjustable, and feels well made. I’ve now been using the Band 10 for around six weeks. The battery drains at roughly 10% per day, so a full charge easily lasts more than a week if you don’t keep the display permanently on. Charging from a low level takes about an hour. All the features I wanted work reliably, with a few extra functions that have turned out to be surprisingly useful. In short, this is a dependable, well‑designed fitness tracker that covers all the essentials at an excellent price.

I was fed up of paying more money for more popular branded watches only for the batteries to last 5 minutes. This is a decent smart watch for the price and the app has some good features, enough for what I need anyway, and if it doesn't last long then I haven't spent a fortune. The battery on this one is super quick to charge and I'd say I get about a week before it needs charging again.

Excellent smartwatch for a very reasonable price. I bought to register my step count for a health app I have recently joined following an NHS referral. It also records sleep details which is very helpful. It was easy to set up, although I was not able to sync it with the health app directly, but this does not matter for me as I just manually record the details. I like that I can choose from lots of different front screens and could not resist the cute panda! I don't really use it to it's full potential, so I think from that side of things it is a good allrounder smart watch. Charging it is a doodle.

I found this device to be near unusable. I don't know how users installed the Huawei app. I spent hours trying to install on my secure Google Pixel 10 Pro. It just won't install. I value security, this device wants you to accept an openness which will allow third-parties to access everything in your personal life, I'm not accepting it. Back to the drawing board.

Great Watch but seems to have software bugs. Contacting Huawei takes weeks not days. The band eventually hung up in sleep mode after a software update. The swim dispay has an extra calorie data field compared to the Band 9 and as a result it is difficult to see the lap or distance count when swimming because the font size is too small. The band 9 had one less field and a larger font and was perfect. I had two band 9s previously - first one stopped recording swim data accurately while the other failed after being on my wrist for more than an hour- eventually it died. On the flip side my wife has had a band 9 for over a year and only occasionally goes into sleep mode but is easily reset. Shame really because the watch itself is a winner.