Huawei unveiled its flagship Watch 6 and Watch 6 Pro smartwatches, alongside the global rollout of the Watch GT 7 and Watch GT 7 Pro. The Watch 6 series comes in multiple sizes, with the vanilla model available in 42mm and 46mm, and the Pro variant in 43mm and 46mm. The 42mm Watch 6 weighs just 38 grams, making it the lightest in the lineup. Build materials vary by model, with aluminum alloy and stainless steel for standard versions and titanium or nano-tech ceramic for select Pro editions. All models feature LTPO OLED screens with artificial sapphire glass, delivering up to 3,000 nits on the Watch 6 and 3,500 nits on the Pro. An optional eSIM version is available across the range.

Health tracking is extensive, covering heart rate, SpO2, sleep, ECG, and HRV, along with hypertension and diabetes risk analysis via the upgraded X-Tap sensor, now supporting 14 metrics. Over 100 sports modes and AI workout analysis are included, with the Pro models adding the Expedition app for outdoor navigation. Battery life ranges from 3 days on smaller models to 4.5 days on 46mm variants, extendable to 11 days in battery saver mode.

The Watch GT 7 and GT 7 Pro mirror their China launches, offering 41mm and 46mm options with AMOLED displays at 3,000 nits brightness. The GT 7 Pro features a titanium alloy case with a nanocrystalline ceramic back, while the standard GT 7 uses stainless steel. New color options and a revised strap design are also introduced.

The Watch 6 starts at £399.99, with the Pro priced at £599.99, both launching globally on September 23.