 Hey, it's James with The Verge and we're looking at the Huawei Watch 2. This is the latest Android Wear smartwatch from Huawei. It's running Android Wear 2.0 and it comes with built-in LTE for mobile connectivity and data on the go. You've also got GPS for tracking your location when you're out and about and you've got a heart rate sensor on the inside. There's also NFC which supports Android Pay so you can use it for paying things at the store too. Now compared to the last Huawei smartwatch we saw, that was the Huawei Watch which was unveiled back in 2015, it's got a bit of a smaller display, 1.2 inches instead of 1.4 inches. It's also a bit thicker as you can see there on the side, a bit of a chunkier model and that's presumably to fit in the extra connectivity like the LTE connection. The rest of the watch is pretty standard. You've got two buttons on the side, you've got a microphone and a speaker and inside you've got a 420 milliamp battery. Now Huawei says that will get you battery life that will last you around two days and you've also got a low power mode which will last for 24 days says Huawei but that will only tell you the time and count your steps. There's interchangeable straps and also IP68 water resistance. Now as we've seen with other Android watchmakers in the market, Huawei is kind of focusing on fitness and health tracking with this one. So I've only been playing with this thing for a couple of minutes but my initial impressions are that it's kind of a cheaper feeling watch than we've previously seen from Huawei. It's made out of plastic rather than metal to allow for the LTE connection. It's also a bit of a chunky design. It's quite masculine and it doesn't seem like Huawei is bringing out any smaller models that might be better suited for people with smaller wrists. Now Huawei says the watch 2 will be available in European markets including Spain, France, Portugal, Italy and Germany in March and in April it will be coming to the US, the UK and other European countries. The Huawei watch 2 has the plastic chassis to allow for the LTE connection but if you do want a metal exterior you can go for the Huawei watch 2 classic. Pricing will begin at 329 euros which is about $350. So that's it for the Huawei watch 2. Stay tuned for more news from MWC and find us at youtube.com forward slash the verge.
 Hey, it's James with The Verge and we're looking at the Huawei Watch 2.
 This is the latest Android Wear smartwatch from Huawei.
 It's running Android Wear 2.0 and it comes with built-in LTE for mobile connectivity
 and data on the go.
 You've also got GPS for tracking your location when you're out and about and you've got a
 heart rate sensor on the inside.
 There's also NFC which supports Android Pay so you can use it for paying things at the
 store too.
 Now compared to the last Huawei smartwatch we saw, that was the Huawei Watch which was
 unveiled back in 2015, it's got a bit of a smaller display, 1.2 inches instead of 1.4
 inches.
 It's also a bit thicker as you can see there on the side, a bit of a chunkier model and
 that's presumably to fit in the extra connectivity like the LTE connection.
 The rest of the watch is pretty standard.
 You've got two buttons on the side, you've got a microphone and a speaker and inside
 you've got a 420 milliamp battery.
 Now Huawei says that will get you battery life that will last you around two days and
 you've also got a low power mode which will last for 24 days says Huawei but that will
 only tell you the time and count your steps.
 There's interchangeable straps and also IP68 water resistance.
 Now as we've seen with other Android watchmakers in the market, Huawei is kind of focusing
 on fitness and health tracking with this one.
 So I've only been playing with this thing for a couple of minutes but my initial impressions
 are that it's kind of a cheaper feeling watch than we've previously seen from Huawei.
 It's made out of plastic rather than metal to allow for the LTE connection.
 It's also a bit of a chunky design.
 It's quite masculine and it doesn't seem like Huawei is bringing out any smaller models
 that might be better suited for people with smaller wrists.
 Now Huawei says the watch 2 will be available in European markets including Spain, France,
 Portugal, Italy and Germany in March and in April it will be coming to the US, the UK
 and other European countries.
 The Huawei watch 2 has the plastic chassis to allow for the LTE connection but if you
 do want a metal exterior you can go for the Huawei watch 2 classic.
 Pricing will begin at 329 euros which is about $350.
 So that's it for the Huawei watch 2.
 Stay tuned for more news from MWC and find us at youtube.com forward slash the verge.