Watching DAZN on Huawei mobiles will be easier than ever: Huawei Consumer Business Group (BG) has announced its commitment to bring the world of sports closer to mobile telephony, thanks to the global live and on-demand sports streaming platform DAZN . With this new alliance, the telephony brand proposes to offer its users the possibility of enjoying live sporting events at any time and place, and without giving up the premium experience that Huawei devices provide.
The DAZN app will be listed on Huawei AppGallery, Huawei’s own app store, where users can find hundreds of top apps for Huawei and Honor devices. In this way, DAZN will be part of Huawei’s mobile services ecosystem, allowing users to discover specific content and promotions from the moment they launch their smartphone, all of this powered by Huawei’s intelligent app distribution platform.
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In this way, the DAZN application will be accessible from the different Huawei services in order to bring sports closer to fans and facilitate subscription to the service, by integrating within the device’s UX. The strategic partnership between HUAWEI and DAZN includes the creation of unique themes and wallpapers with the best MotoGP ™ images, which will allow users to fully customize their smartphone with the DAZN – MotoGP ™ look and feel. Bonus video content on Huawei Video is also included, as well as some episodes of the best DAZN content.
DAZN fees
The DAZN subscription price is only 4.99 euros per month, with a free trial month and no contract of permanence. DAZN’s sports content offer includes, among others, the exclusive broadcasting rights for Spain of all MotoGP ™, Moto2 ™, Moto3 ™ and MotoE ™ competitions, from practice sessions to races, for the next three years. In addition, DAZN will exclusively offer the English Premier League and the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague, both from the 2019/2020 season.
DAZN is now available in 8 countries on 4 continents: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Japan, Italy, Spain, Canada and the United States. In 2018, the platform aired a record number of more than 250 million hours of content and broadcast more than 25,000 live sporting events.
