 Hey guys, this is Kwame with The Verge and I'm at Capcom at CES and this is the Jewel Huawei Watch. This is a new variant on the original Huawei Watch that came out last year, but it's being marketed specifically to women. What's interesting about this is that it's slightly bigger at 44 millimeters, the original Huawei Watch was 42 and this is slightly thicker. And you can tell by the jewels in the bezel, the gold and the white leather that it has a more subtle understated look than the frankly more garish Huawei Watch from last year. And apart from the design, it's still effectively the same watch as last year. It's still running Android Wear in the latest version and you still have a 1.4 inch display with a 400 by 400 resolution display. And you have a heart rate monitor, barometer and other sensors that would use with Android Wear. You can also expect pretty decent battery life as compared to other Android Wear devices. This Jewel is going to sell for $599 while the Elegant variant is going to sell for $499 when it launches soon. I think it looks good. Just a reminder, we're only getting started at CES this week, so if you want to see more about this watch, check out The Verge. And if you want to see more videos like this, be sure to subscribe to youtube.com slash The Verge.
 Hey guys, this is Kwame with The Verge and I'm at Capcom at CES and this is the Jewel
 Huawei Watch.
 This is a new variant on the original Huawei Watch that came out last year, but it's being
 marketed specifically to women.
 What's interesting about this is that it's slightly bigger at 44 millimeters, the original
 Huawei Watch was 42 and this is slightly thicker.
 And you can tell by the jewels in the bezel, the gold and the white leather that it has
 a more subtle understated look than the frankly more garish Huawei Watch from last year.
 And apart from the design, it's still effectively the same watch as last year.
 It's still running Android Wear in the latest version and you still have a 1.4 inch display
 with a 400 by 400 resolution display.
 And you have a heart rate monitor, barometer and other sensors that would use with Android
 Wear.
 You can also expect pretty decent battery life as compared to other Android Wear devices.
 This Jewel is going to sell for $599 while the Elegant variant is going to sell for $499
 when it launches soon.
 I think it looks good.
 Just a reminder, we're only getting started at CES this week, so if you want to see more
 about this watch, check out The Verge.
 And if you want to see more videos like this, be sure to subscribe to youtube.com slash
 The Verge.