During the global Chase the Wild product launch event in Munich, Germany, Huawei unveiled a wide range of new consumer devices, led by the latest generation of HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 sports watches. The announcements also included the return of HUAWEI WATCH 6 to the European market, the launch of HUAWEI WATCH D3 for blood pressure monitoring, the 12-inch HUAWEI MatePad Pro, the HUAWEI FreeBuds Neo series, and the HUAWEI nova 16s smartphone series.
A Greater Focus on Outdoor Sports
The HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 series comes in 46 mm and 41 mm versions, with the new EasyCross strap. The GT 7 Pro model uses a frame made of advanced nanocrystal ceramic and a titanium-alloy middle frame, according to the company.
The series adds wrist-based turn detection and G-force detection technologies, features aimed at outdoor sports users. For cycling, the features include ascent route planning, downhill alerts, warnings for sharp turns, and AI-powered analytics that will become available through an OTA update.
Health and Blood Pressure Monitoring
Huawei has expanded the Health Insights feature to include physical readiness assessment and intelligent health analysis, with the aim of providing clearer and more actionable health recommendations. The text does not specify the nature of the measurements or the medical-use limitations of these features.
After an absence of one year, HUAWEI WATCH 6 returns to the European market with advanced workout modes and AI workout analysis, along with support for calls, navigation, and payments independently. It also relies on the Health Glance, Health Insights, and Healthy Living features for health management.
HUAWEI WATCH D3, the new generation of blood pressure monitoring devices, supports measuring blood pressure before and after workouts, in addition to smart reminders to take measurements.
A Tablet, Audio Devices, and New Phones
Huawei introduced the 12-inch HUAWEI MatePad Pro, measuring 4.7 mm in thickness and weighing 454 grams. It features a flexible OLED PaperMatte display, along with AI speech-to-text conversion, AI handwriting enhancement, and air gestures for the stylus.
The company also launched the HUAWEI FreeBuds Neo series with a new design and an immersive audio experience, and unveiled the HUAWEI nova 16s series, which focuses on portrait photography.
What Changes in Practice?
The launch reflects Huawei's shift from offering separate devices to building an interconnected experience that combines activity tracking, health analysis, and productivity tools, while expanding the role of AI within the watch and tablet. These changes matter to outdoor sports users and people who rely on wearable devices to monitor their health indicators, but the source does not specify product prices or availability dates in different markets, and some features will arrive later through software updates.
The event also saw the global announcement of the GoPaint competition, with the addition of the Easy Creation category to encourage more users to participate in artistic expression.