Huawei new smart Watch 5, TDRA certificate, gets a step closer to the release of the market. The future with independent cellular connection support is expected to provide significant improvements in battery life and health tracking features. The new model is foreseen to be officially introduced in the summer.

Huawei’s new generation smart watch Watch 5 has passed an important stage in the official certification process. The device was approved by the Telecommunications and Digital State Regulatory Authority (TDRA) of the United Arab Emirates. The smart watch, listed in the database with the SOC-AL00 model number, was included in a category that confirms that it includes the GSM module. This shows that Huawei Watch 5 will provide independent cellular connection support and provide features such as search, messaging and mobile data use without phone.

Although the TDRA certification does not contain much information about technical details, previous leaks have revealed that the clock will be released with different color options. The Watch 5 series, which is expected to work with Huawei’s Harmonyos Next operating system, will offer significant improvements in battery life and health tracking features. The brand states that it adopts a more elegant design approach for its new model. However, it is not yet clear whether the device will be available globally.

To understand what Huawei offers with Watch 5, it is possible to look at the Watch 4 model in recent years. The Watch 4, announced in May 2023, attracted attention with features such as 1.5 -inch AMOLED display, 466 x 466 pixels resolution and 310 PPI pixel density. The Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 processor offered 2 GB RAM and 32 GB internal storage.

With highly advanced features in health and fitness tracking, the Watch 4 offered data to users such as pulse measurement, SPO2 sensor, ECG support, skin temperature measurement, stress level tracking and arterial stiffness indicator. In addition, artificial intelligence -supported running coach had functions such as more than 100 exercise mode and fall perception and emergency call. Huawei is expected to move these features further in the new series.

Huawei The official introduction of Watch 5 is thought to be held in the summer. The company is likely to announce its other products with the smart watch series at this event. Users are curiously waiting for what innovations the new model will bring.

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Samsung’s newest wireless headset Galaxy Buds 3 Pro attracts attention with its design, but is the focus of criticism because of the charging problems. Users face serious problems such as unilateral charging of the device, sensor failures and damage to charging pin.

Samsung’s newest wireless headset model Galaxy Buds 3 Pro attracts attention with the innovations made in the design, but attracts users’ reaction due to various quality control problems. Especially charging problems have created serious concerns about the reliability of the device. Users say that the headphones do not charge, the ear ends are unstable and that they have various problems with sound quality. However, the biggest complaint is the errors that occur during charging.

Galaxy Buds 3 Pro owners report that they face one -sided charging problem. Symptoms such as the lack of charge of one of the headphones, the charging box flashed with orange light and warnings from the phone are widely reported. In the investigations, it turned out that the problem could be more than one cause, and this caused question marks on Samsung’s production quality.

Some users think that headphones do not fully sit in the charging box, and that this leads to magnetic sensors not to work correctly. As a temporary solution, it is recommended to bring the headset closer to the safe and ensure that the sensors work. However, this method only offers a short -term solution and is considered an unacceptable experience for such a product.

Another problem is damage to charging pins. Users report that charging pins are damaged or even melted. Since wireless headphones are devices that consume low power, such a situation suggests that there may be a production error. In the past, events such as the explosion of a Galaxy Buds Fe model increase Samsung’s quality control processes.

Some users say the problem appeared after a software update published in October 2024. Although Samsung has released a new update in South Korea with the R530XXU0ayb3 coded, it remains unclear when it will be globally.

All Despite these problems, Samsung authorized services found users wrong and in many cases on the pretext of exposure to water to repair up to 180 dollars is claimed to charge. Users argue that they do not expose their devices to water and see this as an unfair application. It continues to be a matter of curiosity how the company will take a step in the face of increasing complaints.