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 The Huawei Watch D3 is an improvement on the D2, but I’m still left wanting more

The Huawei Watch D3 is an improvement on the D2, but I’m still left wanting more

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TechRadar Verdict There’s no escaping the fact that the Huawei Watch D3 is an impressive piece of kit. To be able to offer blood pressure monitoring, pulse wave arrhythmia analysis, beat-by-beat ECG, and arterial stiffness detection in a smartwatch is impressive. The mechanical airbag is a little uncomfortable, and an edge-to-edge display would look better, but considering the D3 is targeted at medical-conscious users, Huawei should be praised for what they’ve created.

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TechRadar Verdict There’s no escaping the fact that the Huawei Watch D3 is an impressive piece of kit. To be able to offer blood pressure monitoring, pulse wave arrhythmia analysis, beat-by-beat ECG, and arterial stiffness detection in a smartwatch is impressive. The mechanical airbag is a little uncomfortable, and an edge-to-edge display would look better, but considering the D3 is targeted at medical-conscious users, Huawei should be praised for what they’ve created. Check Amazon Check Best Buy Pros +Blood pressure monitoring +Attractive design +Rotating crown button +NFC payments Cons -Bulky strap -Uncomfortable rear sensor plate -Display is not edge to edge -No GPS Best picks for you The best running watch for 2026: Watches for every level of runner The best smartwatch 2026 The best…

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