Huawei’s Big Fall Drop: WATCH GT 6, Ultimate 2, FreeBuds 7i and More

Huawei staged a high-profile hardware showcase in London, spotlighting its dominance as the world’s number one wrist-worn wearable brand. The star attraction was the HUAWEI WATCH GT 6 Series, a smartwatch that combines premium styling with serious outdoor credentials, promising up to three weeks of battery life. Alongside it came the HUAWEI WATCH Ultimate 2, the HUAWEI WATCH D2, the FreeBuds 7i, the MatePad 12 X, and the nova 14 smartphone series, forming a line-up that stretches across wearables, audio, productivity, and mobile photography.

WATCH GT 6: Smarter, Stronger, Longer

Huawei’s GT series has long been the brand’s flagship for endurance athletes and design-focused users. The WATCH GT 6 takes it further, packing a high-silicon stacked battery with 65 percent more capacity than the last generation. The GT 6 Pro and 46 mm models last up to 21 days on a single charge, while the smaller 41 mm version delivers up to 14 days. The watch also debuts the Sunflower Positioning System, offering ultra-precise GPS for runners, cyclists, and hikers. For anyone who cares about pace, elevation, and route tracking, accuracy is everything, and Huawei is pitching this as the most dependable solution yet.

Premium Looks, Rugged Build

Style is just as important as performance. The GT 6 Pro introduces a raised timing bezel and a screen that is 5.5 percent larger than its predecessor, with brightness peaking at 3000 nits to stay visible even under harsh sunlight. Sapphire glass, titanium alloy, and a ceramic backplate make it durable while maintaining a luxury feel. There are plenty of choices too, with the Pro available in brown, titanium, and black, the 46 mm edition in green, brown, and black, and the smaller 41 mm in purple, white, black, brown, and gold. Olympian Sir Mo Farah endorsed the series at launch, crediting Huawei’s watches with transforming how he manages his training and health.

Cycling Virtual Power: A First for Smartwatches

Perhaps the most eye-catching upgrade is cycling virtual power. Traditionally limited to expensive standalone sensors, Huawei has integrated the feature into the GT 6 after thousands of simulations and wind tunnel tests. Cyclists can now monitor riding intensity with precision, while runners, golfers, and skiers benefit from improved tracking modes. It positions the GT 6 not only as a health tracker but also as a professional-level training tool.

Deeper Health Insights with TruSense

The GT 6 is powered by Huawei’s new TruSense system, which moves beyond basic monitoring. It offers multidimensional health data covering cardiovascular performance, recovery through HRV analysis, and emotional wellbeing. It also delivers detailed sleep tracking and long-term health insights, integrating multiple data points into personalised recommendations. Rather than simply measuring, the watch interprets and adapts to your lifestyle.

WATCH Ultimate 2: Diving into New Depths

While the GT 6 is for everyday athletes, the WATCH Ultimate 2 targets explorers. It is the first smartwatch in the world certified for diving down to 150 metres and introduces sonar communication that allows divers to send watch-to-watch messages up to 30 metres. An SOS system works at depths of up to 60 metres, bringing peace of mind to underwater adventurers. Built from zirconium-based liquid metal with sapphire glass and nanocrystal reinforcement, it is designed to survive extreme conditions. The LTPO 2.0 display pushes 3500 nits for clarity whether in blinding sunlight or deep underwater. Paired with Huawei’s X-TAP sensor suite, which combines ECG, PPG, and pressure monitoring, the Ultimate 2 is one of the most capable and durable smartwatches ever produced.

WATCH D2: Blood Pressure Reimagined

The WATCH D2, unveiled in a new blue finish, advances Huawei’s mission to deliver clinical-grade health tracking to consumer devices. It supports both individual readings and ambulatory monitoring, making it a versatile choice for people looking to monitor blood pressure trends day to day or across longer intervals. It sits at the intersection of fashion and health technology, offering a lifestyle product with real medical value.

FreeBuds 7i: Next-Level Noise Control

Huawei also updated its audio line with the FreeBuds 7i. These earbuds debut Intelligent Dynamic ANC 4.0, an adaptive noise-cancelling system that adjusts in real time. A six-axis motion sensor enables head tracking for spatial audio, while unlimited spatial sound ensures immersive playback across devices. Sound quality is handled by 11 mm quad-magnet drivers, tuned for clear vocals and rich, layered detail. Available in pink, white, and black, the FreeBuds 7i aim to balance lifestyle flair with high-quality audio performance.

MatePad 12 X: PaperMatte Creativity

The MatePad 12 X PaperMatte Edition is aimed at creators, students, and professionals who want paper-like comfort in a digital format. Its PaperMatte display reduces glare while maintaining sharpness, making long study or design sessions easier on the eyes. Paired with the new M-Pencil Pro stylus, it enables pinch gestures for radial menus, instant note access with a tap, and brush adjustments with a twist. These small innovations bring a more natural, intuitive feel to digital sketching and note-taking.

nova 14: Portraits, Perfected

On the smartphone front, Huawei introduced the nova 14 Series, focused squarely on photography. Its Ultra Chroma Camera and XD Portrait Engine are designed to handle complex lighting with finesse, producing portraits with depth and texture even in dim venues. The 50 MP dual front camera supports autofocus and 5x portrait zoom, pushing selfie quality to professional levels. It’s clear Huawei wants the nova 14 to be the go-to device for content creators who live on social media.

Huawei’s autumn showcase was more than an incremental refresh. It was a statement of intent to dominate every aspect of the consumer tech ecosystem. The WATCH GT 6 raises expectations for battery life, GPS accuracy, and health monitoring. The WATCH Ultimate 2 ventures where no smartwatch has gone before, setting new standards for durability and underwater performance. The WATCH D2 brings medical-level monitoring into everyday life, while the FreeBuds 7i, MatePad 12 X, and nova 14 push Huawei further into audio, productivity, and mobile imaging. The message is clear. Whether you’re a cyclist, diver, creator, or audiophile, Huawei wants to be the brand that powers your wrist, your ears, your desk, and your pocket.