HDblog · 13/10/2026
Hands-on review · blood pressure, sensors, apps and battery
Huawei Watch D3 suits anyone who needs regular blood pressure checks, though its sports sensors and apps lag behind.
Likes- Wrist blood pressure measured with a discreet inflatable cuff
- Blood pressure readings in line with a standard arm monitor
- Battery life is long for this type of smartwatch
- Health data coverage is extensive
Dislikes- Heart rate sensors are less precise during interval training
- Limited third-party apps and only partial notification support
- Health data screens are not intuitive and offer little guidance
- Not cheap, though its blood pressure feature is unique
andreagaleazzi · 06/10/2026
Personal review · one week of daily use and blood pressure
Huawei Watch D3 is worth buying for blood pressure monitoring at a fair price.
Likes- Blood pressure monitoring that flagged hypertension early
- Battery lasts about seven days with all features on
- Fast induction charging without overheating the watch
- Good GPS tracking on walks
Dislikes- Notifications cannot be answered from the wrist on iPhone
- Huawei Health app must be downloaded from the website on Android
- Calorie entry in the app requires a paid subscription, and upgrade prompts are intrusive
- Some watch faces are locked behind a paid VIP subscription
Tecnoandroid · 05/10/2026
Hands-on review · about 7 days of use
Huawei Watch D3 is worth buying for anyone who needs blood pressure monitoring, though it is costly and can cause sweating in warm weather.
Likes- Blood pressure measured with an inflating strap, like a medical device
- 24-hour monitoring, including at night
- A quick 30-second measurement that is comfortable to take
- Battery lasting about a week
Dislikes- Price is high for a smartwatch
- Air chamber in the strap can cause sweating in heat or during exercise
- Notifications can only be read, not answered
TeamTech · 04/10/2026
Hands-on review · health monitoring and battery tests
Huawei Watch D3 is expensive and not for everyone, but it is recommended for health tracking, especially blood pressure monitoring.
Likes- Continuous 24-hour blood pressure monitoring
- Bright display with thin bezels
- Battery lasting about six days
- Smooth performance and useful health features
Dislikes- Expensive for what it offers
- Not the thinnest watch because of the air pump
- Not suitable for everyone
TuttoAndroid · 30/09/2026
Hands-on review · blood pressure, battery and GPS
Huawei Watch D3 is niche but unmatched for blood pressure monitoring, though its battery and price are drawbacks.
Likes- Accurate blood pressure measurement from the wrist
- Elegant design, lighter than the previous model
- Fast and reliable GPS for outdoor sports
- Quick wireless charging with a magnetic base
Dislikes- Battery drops to about two days with continuous 24-hour monitoring
- High price for a product aimed at a niche group
- Less suited to users who want a general sports smartwatch
Poderak · 30/09/2026
Hands-on review · blood pressure tests and daily use
Huawei Watch D3 is strong for health tracking and battery life, though it is not waterproof and cannot reply to notifications on iPhone.
Likes- Blood pressure readings that can be checked against a regular monitor
- Automatic 24-hour measurement, including during sleep
- Battery life and reliable everyday performance
- Calls and notifications on both Android and iPhone
Dislikes- Not submersible, so not suitable for swimming
- No replies to notifications on iPhone
Saverio Alloggio · 30/09/2026
Hands-on review · ten days of wear and blood pressure tests
Huawei Watch D3 is not for running, but it is a strong choice for anyone monitoring hypertension, as it measures like a home device.
Likes- Blood pressure measured with an inflatable cuff in the strap
- Night-time 24-hour pressure tracking every half hour
- Thinner, lighter and brighter screen than the D2
- Remote family monitoring through Community Health
Dislikes- Heart rate tracking while running is less precise than top rivals
- Health app is hard to navigate and not designed for older users
- The second physical button is wasted, as it mostly starts blood pressure checks
Life And Tech · 29/09/2026
Hands-on review · weeks of daily use and blood pressure tests
Huawei Watch D3 is an interesting smartwatch, especially useful for people who need to monitor hypertension or blood pressure.
Likes- Blood pressure measurement with medical-grade certification
- Sleep tracking including sleep apnea detection
- Contactless payments and compatibility with iOS and Android
- Battery lasts four to four and a half days in real use
Dislikes- Battery life well below the GT series, as the air pump uses more power
- Pumping air for each measurement drains the battery faster
CMAG · 29/09/2026
Hands-on review · battery test and blood pressure check
Huawei Watch D3 is a well-built smartwatch with a near-unique blood pressure feature and solid everyday features.
Likes- Blood pressure monitoring with daily, weekly and monthly logs
- Solid build and comfortable weight for a smartwatch
- Health overview including ECG, blood oxygen and sleep data
- Easy to change watch faces
Dislikes- Battery drops 15 to 20 percent per day, so it lasts less than the GT 7 Pro
- Overnight monitoring shortens battery life further
TheGeekerz · 29/09/2026
Early preview · blood pressure accuracy check against ICU monitor
Huawei Watch D3 gives blood pressure readings within 5 mmHg of a hospital monitor, a strong result for a much slimmer design.
Likes- Blood pressure readings close to a hospital monitor
- Thinner case and lighter strap than the previous model
- Bright, highly responsive AMOLED display
Dislikes- Ambulatory mode and longer-term testing not yet covered
- Only a preview, so the full verdict is still to come
Marco Pezza · 29/09/2026
Hands-on review · blood pressure monitoring and health data
Huawei Watch D3 is only worth buying for blood pressure monitoring, as it is bulky and its battery is too short-lived for sports.
Likes- Blood pressure measurement through the inflating strap
- Detailed health reports that can be shared with a doctor
- Design stands apart from typical smartwatches
Dislikes- Bulky and heavy case
- Battery lasts about 3 days with blood pressure measurement on
- Poor choice for sports and everyday use
- Not suited to washing or water exposure