Huawei has a colossal market share for its smartwatches apart from being the third-largest smartphone manufacturer in the world. Of the total 45 million units sold in Q3, 2019, Huawei managed to score 13% of the market share which although is less than what Xiaomi or Apple have reported, but it is still a huge share. However, with the commencement of the year 2020, some things may have turned on the uglier side for the Chinese juggernaut.
On January 2, 2020, several reports from enraged users started popping up regarding sleep data syncing issues with Huawei wearables and the Huawei Health App. The reports were found across various forums including XDA and Reddit.
According to the Redditors, Honor Band 5 especially had issues syncing sleep data between the smartwatch and the Huawei Health app on the phone. This meant that although the smartwatch contains all the sleep data ever since the issue was reported, it is unable to sync it up with the Huawei Health app on your device.
Fortunately, as soon as the reports about the issue went public, Huawei made it official that the sleep data syncing issue was detected on January 2nd, 2020, and that the Chinese juggernaut has equipped its R&D team to search for the bug and deploy an update to patch it up and continue syncing the data.
