Honor unveiled its Watch 6, a 46.5 mm smartwatch that squeezes a 980mAh battery into a 10.8 mm chassis. At 41 g, the device is 11 g lighter and 0.6 mm thinner than the Watch 5 Ultra, yet promises up to 35 days of typical use. A recycled aluminum‑alloy frame with 316L stainless steel accents houses a 1.46‑inch, 3,000‑nit display marketed as a “Racing Dashboard.”

Beyond endurance, the Watch 6 adds over 120 sport modes, including AI‑guided trail‑running metrics and badminton smash‑speed reporting. Dual‑band “six‑star” GPS taps six constellations such as Galileo and BeiDou, while NFC enables Mastercard and Visa payments. Health sensors claim richer PPG signal acquisition, delivering heart‑rate, SpO₂ and a daily Quick Health Scan summary for recreational and professional use.

Pricing starts at €250 (£230) for the Shadow Black model, but a subscription promotion cuts that to €170 (£150) for the first month, with the Twilight Brown leather version adding €20. Honor bundles a free pair of Choice Earbuds Clip (≈£60 value). The watch runs Magic OS, supports Android 9+ and iOS 15.1, and ships worldwide today. Its IP69 rating also lets users swim in pools or surf without worry.