#huawei device

Well, we got to find out how they do so when we visited the Huawei Headquarters in Shenzhen, China. But the story today focuses specifically on one part of the Huawei Headquarters, the Huawei Health Lab. It’s here where we get to see how Huawei develops and tests their latest and even upcoming smartwatches. They even had a virtual golf area, and I got a few swings in testing one of the new Huawei smartwatches with the golf sport in play. But still, I was surprised to find out Huawei was actually developing something for this sport, and they were even working with what looked like China’s national team. We were even shown other Huawei wearables like the Huawei S-Tag, which simply clips onto your shoes. It pairs with the Huawei Health app, and can supposedly record how you run, how your feet strides, and more. Still, it’s a pretty cool wearable device, and it’s nice to look at, especially with all the treadmills in the background. Read more in our articles including "Huawei Health Lab: Where your smart watches and wearables are thoroughly tested" and "Huawei's new 4G/LTE Pocket WiFi line-up".