Huawei is currently exploring the development of a screenless health tracker, according to a recent survey distributed to existing smartwatch users. The company is evaluating potential market positioning and features to compete with established devices like Whoop.
The survey, which appeared within the device settings of Huawei apps, consists of 28 questions. It covers critical product aspects such as battery life, strap design, pricing expectations, and the integration of artificial intelligence capabilities.
Huawei is also gauging user sentiment regarding subscription models. The survey explicitly asks about resistance to recurring payments, suggesting the company is assessing whether a subscription-based service would hinder potential sales of the new wearable.
The research includes a competitive analysis, as Huawei asks respondents about their familiarity with rival products. The list of mentioned competitors includes Garmin Cirqa, Google Fitbit Air, Amazfit Helio Strap, Polar Loop, Hume Health Band, and Luna Band.
