Huawei has announced a huge batch of new devices for the European market, including three smartwatch ranges, a new pair of wireless earbuds and a flagship tablet.
The company unveiled the products at its “Chase the Wild” global innovative product launch event in Munich, with the Huawei Watch GT 7 Series taking centre stage. The new range includes the outdoor-focused Watch GT 7 and GT 7 Pro, with features such as wrist-based turn detection, G-Force detection and ski mapping across more than 3000 resorts.
Alongside them, Huawei has also launched the health-focused Watch D3, brought the Watch 6 Series back to Europe after a year away, and introduced the FreeBuds Neo and MatePad Pro 12-inch.
Huawei Watch GT 7 and GT 7 Pro
The Watch GT 7 series is clearly aimed at outdoor and fitness enthusiasts. The standard Watch GT 7 comes in 46mm and 41mm sizes, with eight colour options, while the GT 7 Pro is available in three colourways and uses a nano-tech ceramic bezel with a titanium alloy middle frame.
Both watches introduce what Huawei describes as industry-first wrist-based turn detection and G-Force detection. There’s also a new indoor snow sports mode and outdoor ski mapping covering more than 3,000 resorts worldwide.
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Cyclists get route planning for climbs, slope alerts and sharp-turn warnings, although Huawei notes that its new AI-powered cycling insights aren’t yet available in Europe.
Health tracking has also been upgraded through Health Insights, including Physical Readiness scoring and smarter health recommendations.
The Watch GT 7 starts at £279.99, while the GT 7 Pro starts at £379.99. Both are available to order in the UK from 2 September, with a £50 discount coupon available on purchases made until 13 October.
Huawei Watch D3 focuses on blood pressure
The Watch D3 takes a very different approach, putting medical-grade blood pressure monitoring at the centre of the experience.
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Its inflatable airbag cuff technology is designed to provide wrist-based readings, while the watch supports ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM). Huawei says the blood pressure monitoring has secured European CE-MDR medical certification.
It’s also slimmer and lighter than its predecessor, measuring 11.3mm thick and weighing 40g. Health Glance and Health Insights are included, alongside pre- and post-exercise blood pressure measurements and measurement reminders.
The Watch D3 launches in the UK on 23 September for £399.99. Buyers can also get 10 months of Bupa Well+ services worth £200.
The Watch 6 Series returns to Europe
After a one-year hiatus, Huawei is bringing the Watch 6 Series back to Europe. The range includes the Watch 6 from £399.99 and Watch 6 Pro from £599.99, with both arriving on 23 September.
Huawei highlights AI-powered workout analysis, independent calling, navigation and payment functionality, alongside its Health Glance, Health Insights and Healthy Living features.
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FreeBuds Neo and MatePad Pro 12-inch
The FreeBuds Neo arrive with adaptive noise cancellation of up to 30dB, high-resolution lossless audio and spatial audio. Huawei’s new Turbo driver unit is designed to deliver richer sound, while dual-device connectivity allows users to switch between devices.
The earbuds work with Android, iOS and Windows and cost £119.99 in the UK from 23 September. A £20 saving is available until 26 October.
Finally, the MatePad Pro 12-inch is a particularly thin productivity tablet, measuring just 4.7mm and weighing 454g. It has a 12-inch flexible OLED PaperMatte Display and supports AI speech-to-text, AI handwriting enhancement and stylus air gestures.
Huawei has announced the tablet as part of its new flagship portfolio, although the supplied UK pricing and availability details don’t specify a launch price for the MatePad Pro 12-inch.