Blood oxygen saturation refers to the fraction of oxygen-saturated haemoglobin relative to total haemoglobin in the blood. This product is not a medical device, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Availability may vary by region. The device needs to be used with a phone running EMUI 5.0/Android 6.0/iOS 9.0 or later and installed with the HUAWEI Health app. Available features may vary depending on the phone model; real world usage shall prevail. For details, please visit https://consumer.huawei.com/uk/support/content/en-us15946684/. This product is not a medical device. All health data, results, and suggestions are for reference only, and should not be used as the basis for diagnosis or treatment.

workout modes: Outdoor cycle is only supported for phones running EMUI 5.0/iOS 9.0 or later that support GPS. The device can last for up to 9 days under the following usage scenarios: Heart rate monitoring is always on, TruSleep™ is on at night, automatic SpO 2 monitoring and stress detection are enabled, 60 minutes of workouts per week, message notifications is on (including 50 messages, 6 calls, and 3 alarms per day), and screen turns on 500 times per day. Data comes from Huawei labs. Actual usage may vary depending on the specific product, usage habits, and environmental factors.

Another minor gripe is the push notifications on the Band 6 that can sometimes be delayed. When they do appear on your notifications panel, the messages are truncated, requiring you to pull out your phone to view the full message. The Huawei Band 6 weighs just 18 grams (without the strap). It's body measures 43x25.4x10.99mm, has a single side button for navigation and is rated for 5ATM water resistance. Battery life is rated at up to two weeks of regular use or 10 days of heavy use and charging is done via a magnetic charger. Huawei also mentions that just 5 minutes of charging should get you enough juice for 2 days of operation.

Workout evaluations and suggestions, including VO 2Max, training load, and training pressure, may vary depending on the workout mode and level of intensity. First things first, at 1.47 inches and 194 x 368 pixels, the AMOLED display on the Huawei Band 6 is a big step up from the 0.96-icnh LCD unit on the Huawei Band 4. 148% larger, to be exact. Huawei promises a huge variety of watch faces, available via the Watch Face Store app. The new design also features very slim bezels and a 64% screen to body ratio. Though, unlike Xiaomi, Huawei still went for a more traditional rectangular form factor, instead of a pill shape. This feature is not supported when connected with an iOS phone. Availability may vary by country or region.Batteries have a limited number of charge cycles. When the battery life becomes noticeably shorter, go to an authorised Huawei Customer Service Centre to replace the battery. The device complies with the 5 ATM-rated resistance level under the ISO 22810:2010 standard, which indicates that it can withstand up to 50-metre static water pressure for 10 minutes, but does not actually mean that it is water-resistant in water that is 50-metre deep. The device can be used for shallow water activities, such as those in swimming pools or along the coast. It is not intended to be worn while diving, taking a hot shower, soaking in hot springs or saunas, or during any other activities that involve deep water or fast water flow. Remember to rinse the device with freshwater and wipe it dry after wearing it in ocean water. The device can last for up to 3 days under the following usage scenarios: AOD is on, heart rate monitoring is always on, TruSleep™ is on at night, automatic SpO 2 monitoring and stress detection are enabled, 60 minutes of workouts per week, message notifications is on (including 50 messages, 6 calls, and 3 alarms per day), and screen turns on 500 times per day. Data comes from Huawei labs. Actual usage may vary depending on the specific product, usage habits, and environmental factors. Data comes from HUAWEI labs. The device can be used for up to 2 days after a five-minute fast charge based on the following usage scenario: Heart rate monitoring is always on, TruSleepTM is off at night, 30 minutes of workouts per week, message notifications is on (including 50 messages, 6 calls, and 3 alarms per day), and screen turns on 200 times per day.Actual charging may vary depending on the specific product, usage habits, and environmental factors. After a bit of a pause since the announcement of the Huawei Band 4 in 2019, Huawei is now ready with an update. The company is skipping number 5 and is jumping straight to 6. We'll just leave it up to you to decide whether that or the company's timing have something to do with Xiaomi's recent announcement of the Mi Band 6.