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Honor's smartwatch, the Watch 6 Plus, is adding a rider-focused Motorcycle Edition. Built as a wearable with two-wheeled use in mind, it is expected to feature specs geared toward better usability while riding.
Gear has no gender or borders, it just comes down to whether it actually works. Hearing 'Motorcycle Edition smartwatch' makes you brace a little, but the value of checking notifications and navigation on your wrist while riding is real. What remains is whether you can operate it with gloves on, and how visible the screen is. That's what I want to confirm through actual testing.
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How's that different from just using your phone's nav? Is there really a point to buying a dedicated watch?
Being able to glance at your wrist plus waterproof shock-resistant toughness are the strong points, Garmin's rider models go a similar direction.
If a smartwatch can do nav and fall detection that'd genuinely be convenient.
Whether you can work the touchscreen with gloves on, that's the make-or-break point for practicality.
Curious exactly what features the Motorcycle Edition has tuned specifically for riding.
