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How to use remote control features on Huawei Watch GT 2, GT 2e and GT 2 Pro

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As of now, Huawei launched a range of smartwatches for consumers across the globe. Some of the latest smartwatches mentioned below equip powerful technology and brand new features that help you to get the best user experience.

  • Huawei Watch GT 2
  • Huawei Watch GT 2e
  • Huawei Watch GT 2 Pro
  • Huawei Watch Fit and more

Huawei smartwatch features a large display touch screen, sufficient internal storage, GPS, 5ATM water resistance, Bluetooth connectivity, good battery life, and more. In terms of health monitoring, these watches come with stress and Sp02 monitoring, 100+ workout modes, and more.

Moreover, Huawei released two new features that include water draining mode and a pin lock for Watch GT 2 Pro users. The water draining mode allows the user to eject excess water from the watch. While the pin-lock provides more security. The company will soon expand these features for more of its smartwatch.

Aside from showing the time, assisting you in your workouts, and monitoring your health, your Huawei Watch GT 2, 2e, and 2 Pro can also be used as a remote control. You can use your watch to capture pictures and change music via remote control directly from your wrist. Take a look at the new remote control modes below.

Remote camera control:

When you open the camera on your phone to capture the moments, the Huawei smartwatches will automatically display a photo shooting screen. You can also set a timer and when you are ready, click the shutter icon to take pictures.

Remote music control:

Users can add or store music on their smartwatches, which helps them to listen to music without using the smartphone. Also, they can pause, resume, and adjust the volume of music from the wrist.

To enable remote music control:

  • Open the Huawei Health app
  • Go to the device tab
  • Select your device
  • Open music settings
  • Click on manage music
  • Enable on-wrist control

*This feature only works with Huawei/Honor phones that are running EMUI 8.1 or a later version.

 

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