 Hey, this is Sam with The Verge, and we're at Mobile World Congress, and this is the Huawei Watch, which was just announced on stage. It's an Android Wear smartwatch, the first from the company. And the thing to say about this is it's all about the design, really. It is by far the most watch-like Android watch that we've seen today. It has a wide variety of straps. There's a nice Milanese one here. The bezel is very slim. Obviously, the screen is circular. The button here looks a little bit like a crown. It's clearly been fashioned very much in the style of an actual watch. Obviously as it runs Android Wear, the software is more or less the same as any other watch. But Huawei is installing about 40 different watch faces on it to give it a bit more personalization. So yeah, there's not a lot to say about it apart from the design. If you like the design and you like Android Wear, this seems like it would probably be the best watch-style Android Wear watch to date. Obviously things like pricing and battery life are total unknowns right now, and the watch isn't going to launch until the middle of the year. But so far, from what we can see, I think the impressions are pretty good. It feels nice on the wrist. The screen is amazing. It's very sharp and by far the best Android Wear screen I've seen so far. And yeah, I think this is a pretty promising product if you're into Android Wear. This is the Huawei Watch at Mobile World Congress.
 Hey, this is Sam with The Verge, and we're at Mobile World Congress, and this is the
 Huawei Watch, which was just announced on stage.
 It's an Android Wear smartwatch, the first from the company.
 And the thing to say about this is it's all about the design, really.
 It is by far the most watch-like Android watch that we've seen today.
 It has a wide variety of straps.
 There's a nice Milanese one here.
 The bezel is very slim.
 Obviously, the screen is circular.
 The button here looks a little bit like a crown.
 It's clearly been fashioned very much in the style of an actual watch.
 Obviously as it runs Android Wear, the software is more or less the same as any other watch.
 But Huawei is installing about 40 different watch faces on it to give it a bit more personalization.
 So yeah, there's not a lot to say about it apart from the design.
 If you like the design and you like Android Wear, this seems like it would probably be
 the best watch-style Android Wear watch to date.
 Obviously things like pricing and battery life are total unknowns right now, and the
 watch isn't going to launch until the middle of the year.
 But so far, from what we can see, I think the impressions are pretty good.
 It feels nice on the wrist.
 The screen is amazing.
 It's very sharp and by far the best Android Wear screen I've seen so far.
 And yeah, I think this is a pretty promising product if you're into Android Wear.
 This is the Huawei Watch at Mobile World Congress.