Huawei‘s first Android Wear device, the Huawei Watch, was a breathtaking device, and although we’ve yet to see more of it, we’ve been interested to see if Huawei was going to use those design cues in its other devices. After Huawei unveiled its new smartwatch, the Huawei Honor Band Zero, today, it would appear the answer is no. Unlike the Watch which featured excesses in metal and a very traditional appearance for watches, the Honor Band Zero looks most similar to a Misfit wearable, except with a screen. That’s certainly not a bad thing, but it is a surprising direction for Huawei to take its latest wearable.
#Honor‘s smart wearable device that embodies a minamalistic design, that’s #HonorBandZero. #HuaweiFacts pic.twitter.com/94oStPXMnP
— Huawei Device (@HuaweiDevice) June 30, 2015
Because Huawei announced the device on its Twitter account, there’s not much we can say about the device right now, not even what operating system it’s going to run – Android Wear would be the logical answer, but it’s hard to tell at this point. We assume more details are going to trickle out in the near future, hopefully including its price and availability.
What do you think about the Huawei Honor Band Zero? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Source: Twitter via Phone Arena
