Watch GT 6 Series: Outdoor focus with up to 21 days of battery life
The sixth generation of the GT series brings a complete technical overhaul. A newly developed silicon battery increases capacity by 65 percent compared to its predecessor. This gives the Watch GT 6 Pro and the GT 6 in 46 mm a battery life of up to 21 days, while the 41 mm version can last up to 14 days.
GPS tracking is based on the Sunflower Positioning System, which Huawei claims is 20 percent more precise. In addition to standard modes, over 100 sports profiles are available. Four disciplines have been specifically optimized:
- Cycling: Virtual power meter based on wind tunnel simulations. External power meters can be paired via Bluetooth.
- Trail running: Elevation information, real-time gradient display, estimated arrival times, contour maps, and route import/export.
- Golf: Access to 17.000 course maps in more than 80 countries.
- Skiing: Analysis of speed, distance and time with detailed statistics per run.
The Watch GT 6 Pro features titanium, ceramic, and sapphire crystal, a 5,5 percent larger display, and up to 3000 nits of brightness. Also new is the TruSense system, which enables HRV measurements, ECG, and continuous cardiovascular analysis, among other things.
- Price: GT 6 from 249 euros, GT 6 Pro from 379 euros
- Availability: now in stores and online stores
- Launch offers: €30 instant discount or FreeBuds SE 3 for free, plus an additional wristband and 3 months of Health App+
FreeBuds 7i: True Wireless with ANC 4.0
With the FreeBuds 7i, HUAWEI introduces new in-ears with adaptive noise cancellation. ANC 4.0 dynamically adapts to the environment, and an 11 mm quad-magnet driver delivers Hi-Res certified sound. The earbuds offer up to 35 hours of battery life (with charging case).
For the first time, HUAWEI incorporates an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) for spatial sound that takes head movements into account. Phone calls benefit from a bone conduction microphone, three additional microphones, and AI noise cancellation, even in ambient noise levels of up to 90 dB. In addition, calls can be accepted or rejected by head movement.
- Price: 99 euros
- Availability: now
- Launch offer: 10 Euro discount until the end of October
Watch Ultimate 2: First smartwatch with dives up to 150 meters
The second generation of the Ultimate series is aimed at extreme athletes. It is the first smartwatch that allows diving to depths of up to 150 meters. A new feature is sonar-based underwater communication, which enables messages between watches up to 30 meters. There is also an SOS function up to 60 meters deep. With this, HUAWEI aims to close a gap in diving watches.
Watch D2: Blood pressure monitoring on the wrist
The Watch D2 focuses on health tracking. In addition to classic fitness features, it offers improved blood pressure monitoring with reminders, as well as single and outpatient measurements. The watch comes in a new shade of blue and is specifically aimed at users with specific medical needs.
MatePad 12 X: PaperMatte display and M-Pencil Pro
The new MatePad 12 X features a PaperMatte display that reduces reflections and makes working for longer periods more comfortable. Together with the new M-Pencil Pro, features like radial menus, quick notes, and brush adjustments are available.
At the same time, HUAWEI is launching the "GoPaint Worldwide Creating Activity 2025," which aims to engage artists worldwide. In addition to existing categories such as "Narrative Art" and "Sci-Fi Art," the Animation category is being added for the first time.
The Watch Ultimate 2, Watch D2 and the MatePad 12 X are scheduled to be unveiled on October 8th.
New brand strategy: "Now Is Yours"
Under the new guiding principle, Huawei aims to engage young users more closely. The focus is on openness, inclusivity, and cultural resonance. The company's goal is to make technology a "universal language" and seamlessly integrate innovation into everyday life.
Source: Press release
