Huawei Watch D2: New Huawei smartwatch can measure blood pressure
Huawei has announced the Watch D2 smartwatch for the international market, which is a continuation of the line after the Watch D model. This watch is unique in that it can continuously measure blood pressure without the need for additional equipment or recalibration.
The main feature of the Huawei Watch D2 is the ability to monitor blood pressure around the clock. In addition, the watch tracks eight key health indicators, including stress levels and sleep quality. It is equipped with a large 1.82-inch AMOLED screen and supports more than 80 training modes, as well as automatic recognition of six activities. The built-in GPS module and the latest TruSense sensor from Huawei allow the Watch D2 to take more accurate measurements.
Additionally, the watch can monitor skin temperature and take an electrocardiogram (ECG), which makes it a functional assistant for taking care of the user's health.
The device is available in two classic colors: black and gold. And it's sold on the official website for £349.99.
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