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The video by Jay from MJ Tech delves into the evaluation of various Apple Watch replicas, focusing on their design, functionality, and performance. Starting with a discussion on the HK9 Pro, Jay expresses dissatisfaction with its battery life, accessory compatibility, and the unsteady settings. Despite resembling a hybrid between the Apple Watch Ultra and Series 8, it falls short due to its flawed features.
The review then shifts to evaluating two other smartwatches. The HK8 Pro Max is praised for its impressive standby battery life and near-perfect design mimicry of the Apple Watch Ultra, despite some minor color and frame design differences. However, its charger is incompatible with the original Apple Watch Ultra. On the software front, the HK8 Pro Max shows smoother performance and similar functionality to the HK9 Pro, including the option to download games.
Budget smartwatches are also scrutinized, specifically regarding their heart rate and blood oxygen sensors. The Hello Watch 3, while affordable and equipped with an AMOLED display, exhibited quality issues like frame discoloration and peeling. Despite this, it authentically mimics the Apple Watch Ultra in design details.
A comparison of other models highlights performance disparities, with some watches showing color inaccuracies, glitches, and peeling issues. Preferences for various apps, like Qi Fit over Wear Fit Pro, are discussed for features such as unit conversions and social media notifications.
In conclusion, while the HK8 Pro Max stands out for its battery and smooth software, Jay's preference leans towards the Hello Watch 3 for its one-to-one design likeness to the Apple Watch Ultra, notwithstanding its minor flaws. The video ends with a call to viewers for engagement and future updates.
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In this segment, Jay from MJ Tech discusses various Apple Watch replicas, including the original Apple Watch Ultra he owns. He highlights his dissatisfaction with the HK9 Pro replica, noting its differences from the Series 8 Apple Watch, such as dimension discrepancies and a non-matching speaker design. He mentions that the crown of the HK9 Pro resembles that of the Apple Watch Ultra, making it a hybrid between the Ultra and Series 8. Jay critiques the HK9 Pro’s poor battery life and incompatibility with accessories, and notes that its settings do not remain fixed, resulting in frequent reconfiguration.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses two different smartwatch models, focusing on their flaws and features. The first watch, identified as disappointing due to numerous glitches and poor battery life, is said to work briefly when fitted with bands but fails to meet expectations long-term. The oxygen sensor is deemed unreliable, but the heart rate sensor functions properly. Both watches use the same application, WearFit Pro, and need to be connected individually. The reviewer demonstrates various applications to showcase the watch’s capabilities.
Next, the video shifts to the HK8 Pro Max, praised for its impressive battery life, lasting up to two weeks on standby. Although it closely resembles the Apple Watch Ultra, with slight differences in color and frame design, the original Apple Watch Ultra charger is incompatible. Despite this, the HK8 Pro Max offers smooth performance, similar functionality to the HK9 Pro, and the ability to download games.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the accuracy and features of budget smartwatches, specifically focusing on their heart rate and blood oxygen sensors. The presenter mentions skepticism about the accuracy of the blood oxygen sensors but highlights the affordability and AMOLED screens of these devices. The presenter showcases the Hello Watch 3, noting initial excitement that was tempered by some quality issues, such as frame discoloration and peeling. Despite these flaws, the Hello Watch 3 closely resembles the real Apple Watch Ultra in terms of design, including similar speaker holes, action buttons, and vibrant AMOLED displays.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses a comparison between two smartwatches, highlighting various aspects such as color accuracy, performance, and applications. The watch in focus fails to match the real Apple Watch Ultra’s color, suffers from glitches, and has peeling problems likely due to improper priming. Despite offering more settings, it is laggier compared to the HK8 Pro Max. The speaker prefers the Qi Fit app over Wear Fit Pro for its features, including unit conversions to Fahrenheit and miles per hour. They appreciate the refined look and additional functionalities like weather animations, heart rate monitoring, social media notifications, and an improved compass. However, they believe the HK8 Pro Max is smoother in operation.
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In this part of the video, the presenter concludes the unboxing and comparison of the Halo Watch 3 with the HK8 Pro Max and the HK9 Pro. He provides his honest opinion, stating that although the HK8 Pro Max is unbeatable in terms of battery and software, he prefers the Halo Watch 3 for its one-to-one design, hoping issues with the paint and minor system bugs have been resolved. He also mentions that the HK9 Pro is not a clone but a hybrid of the Series 8 and Ultra models. The video ends with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, comment, share, and click the bell icon for future updates.