Huawei Smartwatch

Huawei Smartwatch Technical Characteristics

The Huawei Smartwatch integrates smart features with sleek aesthetics, offering both functionality and style. Let’s explore its key technical characteristics.

• Display: 1.2-inch AMOLED color screen
• Resolution: 390 x 390 pixels, 326 PPI
• Operating System: Lite OS
• Processor: HiSilicon Kirin A1
• Storage: 4GB
• Water Resistance: Up to 50 meters
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.1, GPS
• Battery: Up to 7 days in typical use scenario
• Sensors: Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Heart Rate Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor

Instructions for Replacing a Huawei Smartwatch

Before you start, make sure you have the necessary tools and replacement parts ready.

Requirements: A set of precision screwdrivers, a plastic opening tool, a small tweezer and new smartwatch parts depending on what needs to be replaced (e.g., battery, display).

Step 1: Remove the Strap

Start by removing the watchband. There is a small release lever on each strap. Push this lever and it will free the straps from the watch case.

Step 2: Remove the Back Case

Using the plastic opening tool, slowly and meticulously pry open the back cover. Be gentle to avoid any damage to the internals.

Step 3: Remove the Battery

Once the back cover is off, you will have a clear view of the battery. Using the tweezers, disconnect the battery connector then carefully lift the battery out of the watch.

Step 4: Replace the Battery or Other Parts

Now you can replace the old battery with a new one. If you're replacing another part like the screen, you may need to remove additional screws and connectors. Always take note of where each part goes for easier reassembly.

Step 5: Reassemble

After the new part is securely in place, begin reassembling the device. Replace the back cover and make sure it clicks firmly into place. Next, reconnect the straps.

Note: If you face any snags, do not force anything. It's better to consult a professional to avoid any potential damage.