Huawei Band 10 First Impressions
Design & fit
The band features a slim 8.9mm aluminium alloy body with silicone straps in various colours. I've been using the pink one, and it looks quite nice in person. The band feels incredibly comfortable, even for overnight sleep tracking.
Display
Up front, you get a 1.47-inch AMOLED display with slightly curved edges. Colours look rich and punchy, and it stays readable even in direct sunlight.
Software
Pairing is quick and easy via the Huawei Health app. It runs on Harmony OS 5.0 and packs in plenty of useful health tools like TruSleep, SpO2 monitoring, stress tracking, and heart rate variability for sleep apnea insights.
User Interface
The UI is fairly easy to get the hang of. Although the narrow screen does make some watch faces feel a bit cramped. The bright colours, however, stand out well in darker environments.
Battery
Huawei claims up to 14 days of battery life from the 180mAh cell. I haven't had to charge it once in my three days of testing, which is promising. The device uses a proprietary charger to juice up.
Conclusion
The Huawei Band 10 builds well on the basics with a sleek design, good comfort, and thoughtful health features. With tools like heart rate variability tracking, it goes beyond surface-level fitness metrics. Stay tuned for our comprehensive review, where we discuss what the Band 10 is truly capable of.
