HUAWEI Band 9，Bluetooth, iOS & Android，Up to 14 Days

I have been using this Band 9 for 5 months, all appeared good but, since purchasing it I have been concerned that my heart rate seemed abnormally high while exercising. I finally got around to checking the band against a Polar belt and, also by manual checking my pulse rate while exercising. The band appears to correlate accurately up to 140 bpm, after this there is discrepancy that gets progressively worse as heart rate increases. At an actual rate of 145 bpm the Band 9 was registering approx. 160 bpm. At an actual rate of 150 bpm it showed upwards of 170 bpm.
It is a shame because in all other respects I am quite happy with the band but, if anyone wants use it to monitor health more seriously than myself this discrepancy may render it quite useless.
I cannot be bothered with returning the item (it wasn’t too expensive), so I just use it now primarily for its other functions. But, others may want check the accuracy of their devices in case this is a common problem.

I’ve bought this watch as it was saying that the watch would keep the swimming statistics and because its good price. I’ve been using the phone for 3 weeks. I like its swimming statistics, similar to iwatch’s ones. You can see the sample screenshots as attached. I think it provides a larger step count or distance than the actual ones for walking and running. But I am not that much professional and its correctness is enough to me. I can follow my sleeping reports and my weight. I use Huawei’s own app, and I think it is good enough as well.
I have a thin wrist. Its size fits to my wrist very well. It doesn’t sweat my wrist and looks beautiful. Its size is specially nice for ladies, might be a little small for men. Material is good quality. Battery time is good. I needed to to charge weekly.

I’ve had a Huawei Band 6 for last 2 years which has been rock solid – and it has a rough life on my wrist. So decided I would treat myself to a Band 9 as it now has calendar sync. Not much different to look at – new strap design, some under the hood software advances. Still has amazing battery life. Enough data for my needs – HR, SPO2 etc. Sleep tracking seems reasonably on target. I don’t use the workout modes but the timer and stopwatch always handy. I also use the notifications function. It can now set 10 alarms – up from 5 on my Band 6. Band 9 has auto adjusting screen brightness now so they must have added an ambient light sensor. I did consider the Huawei GT4 but they seem just so big to have on my wrist plus they are 5 times the price. Cannot fault this watch really – great value for 50 quid – it does all I need and is very well made. It also tells the time!

I have been using this for a few weeks now and I am really happy with it. Get loads of use out of one charge and it has been very accurate with all the stats. You can (not easily, but it’s possible) change the watch face to suit your style and mood, just a shame almost all of them have the wrong date format so I had to find one without the date. Simply refuse to live my life with a watch that thinks the month should be listed first lol. I turned off the auto-wakeup feature as I was getting tired of being flashbanged by my watch when rolling over in bed, so I now just click it once on the side to see the time, heartrate and steps etc. Turning that off also preserves a lot of battery. Not that charging was a chore at all, it charged to full in no time using the usb port on my pc. It weighs more or less nothing, it’s not bulky at all and despite a couple unfortunate bangs it’s still working perfectly and screen is fine.

I changed the strap to a nylon one I bought off Amazon as I really can’t stand the silicone ones. It was super easy to change strap, took me literal seconds and needed no explanation. I found a couple options for strap replacement, including a metal strap, so all hope isn’t lost if you hate wearing silicone as much as I do.

Can only recommend this, it has been utterly brilliant and great value.