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at MWC 2017 while we introduced two new devices to new watches rather that sportwear 2.0 and as a result go for a sporty er direction it's Joshua Vergara what's going on everybody and this is a hands-on look as I've used the Huawei watch 2 for the last couple of days here in Barcelona now the two devices we're talking about in this video are the while we watch - and the Huawei watch - classic now I don't have the classic I have the sporty or while we watch - really the sporty look of the watch body itself lends itself more to the silicone rubberized band however it's the one part of the watch thus far that I found to feel a little bit under quality and is there it's a little bit flimsy and it feels like it could break pretty easily over time so that's definitely a bit of a - at first for the Huawei watch - as far as the look goes the watch sports two buttons on the side one of them in order to trigger generally fitness or you can program it for another shortcut and then the main button up top is to go back to the home screens or to open up the app drawer now there is no rotating crown on here so all of your navigation is going to be done via taps and swipes which is not necessarily ideal for me after seeing watches like the gear s3 and more recently the LG watch sport both also feature an ip68 rating for dust and water resistance meaning that you could go swimming with these devices but they shouldn't be submerged for too long under one meter for over half an hour speaking of that screen it is a 1.2 inch AMOLED 390 by 390 resolution screen coming in at 326 pixels per inch the processor is Snapdragon wear 2100 and the ram comes in at seven hundred sixty eight megabytes now there is storage on these four watches as well as you get four gigabytes of internal storage if you want to put some local music in to listen to and on top of that despite the enhancements - - where 2.0 I just feel like after the LG watch sport I have to take a small step backwards in my input when I have to use taps and swipes to get across all the parts of Android wear 2.0 that said functionality hasn't really been a problem at all there have been very few hiccups that when it comes to my navigation and my also the performance of the watch and battery life has actually been pretty good so far I've already gotten update half-off of this device with the 420 milliamp hour battery now I have not put a sim card in the Huawei watch just yet however I will definitely do that when I get back from Barcelona and that's just one of the details you can look forward to in my full review that is going to come alongside the Huawei p10 so keep it tuned to android authority for that and even more from MWC 2017 don't forget to subscribe to our channel if you haven't already so you can see my review of the Huawei watch 2 and also the Huawei p10 keep it tuned here for more because we are your source for all things MW see