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By visualizing goals in a tangible way, you can increase the likelihood of achieving them. For fitness goals, I have a penchant for viewing workout statistics.

I've always liked the basic features of smartwatches, like logging daily steps and measuring heart rate. Of course, more expensive products like the Apple Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch have more features and a more discrete experience.

Huawei recently unveiled their latest wearable, the Huawei Watch 4. It promises a smart standalone experience in a flagship suite. We've had a few weeks to try it out, and here's a look at whether it's good enough to challenge its contemporaries.

Huawei Watch 4: Specifications

The Huawei Watch 4 is lighter and thinner than previous Huawei products, so you won't feel any pressure even when wearing it all day long. It has a clean design that consists of three main parts: the display, the crown in the top right corner, and the quick access button in the bottom right corner.

The crown is the watch's home button, and a single touch takes you to the default screen, a design that reminds me of the feel of a traditional watch, only bigger and more convenient. What's more, a single press opens a list of apps, and you can zoom in and out or scroll up and down by rotating the crown.

Additionally, the quick access button triggers three custom shortcut buttons which are displayed in the bottom right corner of the watch screen. You can decide which apps to place according to your needs, I personally set up Workout, Messages and Calls, which saves a lot of time.

Overall, the Huawei Watch 4 has a clean and smooth user interface. On the home screen, swiping in different directions displays different settings such as notifications, settings and your daily physical activity. It's very intuitive to use and you'll get the hang of it quickly.

All-in-One Health Companion

Monitoring health trends is now becoming a breeze with smartwatches. They are not meant to replace actual medical checkups, but to act as a health companion, keeping track of your day-to-day situation and alerting you to any abnormalities or potential health problems.

Huawei Watch 4 brings you state-of-the-art health features, including Health Glance, a feature that allows you to perform a quick 90-second checkup that screens seven basic health metrics, such as heart rate, oxygen saturation, and even your overall health.

During a breathing check, the watch sometimes prompts you to cough for about 15 seconds, a first for a Huawei wearable. Also, for the first time, the Huawei Watch 4 features a manual measurement of arterial hardness, also known as a "cholesterol check".

I found these features very useful, even if they weren't the main reason I bought the smartwatch. As we get older, we realize more and more how important it is to keep an eye on our health every day, and the Huawei Watch 4 can help us a lot in this regard.

Over 100 workout modes

The Huawei Watch 4 covers almost every need when it comes to workouts. It offers over 100 workout modes, ranging from hiking to professional-grade modes like freediving.

For those who need to navigate instantly, Watch 4 also offers a map route back function to make everything smoother. And those who like to challenge themselves will love the Running Ability Index (RAI), which provides a comprehensive assessment of your running performance.

Battery life

The Huawei Watch 4 comes with many advanced features and therefore has a relatively short battery life, lasting about three days on a single charge, during which time all the features will work fine.

If the watch is set to Ultra Long Life mode, all Internet-related functions will be disabled and battery life will be extended to a maximum of 14 days. In addition, the watch only takes about an hour to charge when using any charging adapter that supports fast charging.

Final Thoughts: Heavyweight Challengers

One of the striking features of the Huawei Watch 4 is its planet-inspired dial design. While we're not sure of the inspiration behind it, the theory sounds interesting.

This wearable device offers a wide range of features to meet the user's needs in a personalized way that is as diverse as the planets in our solar system. Every user has different preferences and needs and it is important that this device is designed around the individual needs of the user.

The Huawei Watch 4 is more than just a health and fitness companion, although it excels in that regard. It also supports features such as eSIM, internet connectivity and navigation, aspects that may be underrated.

While the Huawei smartphone can do more, I like the additional features of this wearable and they are really useful.

As a pragmatic person, I'd probably prefer to just carry my smartphone, but I understand why this wearable is appealing to others. It challenges heavyweight brands with its wealth of features and innovations, and it's much more affordable.

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