When you think of Huawei wearables, multi-day battery life and premium build quality immediately come to mind. But at their “Chase the Wild” global product launch event in Munich today, the company took things a step further, unveiling a sweeping portfolio of smart wearables, tablets, smartphones, and audio devices. Throughout the showcase, Huawei emphasised that these new products are designed to be natural extensions of our lives, whether we are exploring the outdoors or unlocking new creative potential.
I’ve always appreciated a smartwatch that doesn’t just track basic steps but actually understands the grit of outdoor sports. Huawei is leaning heavily into this with the newly unveiled HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Series, which absolutely redefines the sports smartwatch category.
The series drops in 46 mm and 41 mm editions alongside a new EasyCross strap, but the GT 7 Pro model is the clear standout with its nano-tech ceramic bezel and titanium alloy middle frame for added durability. What makes this the ultimate device for cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts isn’t just the tough exterior; it’s the industry-first wrist-based turn detection and G-Force detection. If you’re hitting the trails, the route planning for climbing, slope alerts, and sharp-turn warnings will be massive game-changers, alongside upcoming AI-powered cycling insights that will arrive via an OTA update. On the health front, upgraded Health Insights offer a new Physical Readiness score and smart analysis for clearer, actionable wellness recommendations.
After a one-year hiatus, the all-round smart flagship HUAWEI WATCH 6 Series is also officially returning to Europe. It highlights high-intelligence design and advanced workout modes, while supporting independent calling, navigation, and payment functions. We also saw the introduction of the HUAWEI WATCH D3, a next-generation blood pressure monitor that supports pre- and post-exercise measurements alongside smart reminders. (While we wait for local availability on the D3, you can read our thoughts on Huawei’s previous health-focused wearables right here on Reframed.co).
Furthering its grasp of the needs of users seeking improved productivity, Huawei introduced the HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12-inch. It is a flagship tablet that is ridiculously sleek, measuring just 4.7 mm thick and weighing only 454 grams. Its flexible OLED PaperMatte Display is paired with AI speech-to-text conversion, AI handwriting enhancement, and stylus air gestures so you can create effortlessly on the go.
Rounding out the launch were the immersive HUAWEI FreeBuds Neo Series and the portrait-focused HUAWEI nova 16s series smartphones. Huawei also officially opened its global GoPaint contest, adding a new Easy Creation category to encourage broader participation.
If you’re serious about upgrading your outdoor tech arsenal, the GT 7 Series is the definitive choice. If you’re in South African and you’re eager to get your hands on the HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Series, you can grab yours from the official Huawei Online Store now, and from all regular retail partners from 7 September.