The centerpiece of the event, the HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Series, targets outdoor enthusiasts with a titanium alloy frame and nano-tech ceramic bezel on the Pro model. Huawei integrated specialized sensors for wrist-based turn detection and G-Force monitoring, alongside a database of over 3,000 global ski resorts. Beyond the GT 7, the company marked the return of the HUAWEI WATCH 6 to the European market, emphasizing AI-driven workout analysis and independent navigation capabilities.
Health tracking remains a strategic pillar for the brand. The new HUAWEI WATCH D3 earned European CE-MDR medical certification, allowing for precise blood pressure monitoring before and after physical exertion. This medical-grade functionality complements the broader update to the company’s Health Insights platform, which now provides standardized Physical Readiness scoring.
Productivity and creative tools also received a significant refresh. The new 12-inch HUAWEI MatePad Pro pushes hardware limits with a 4.7 mm profile and a flexible OLED PaperMatte display. The tablet integrates advanced AI features, including speech-to-text conversion and stylus-based air gestures. Rounding out the portfolio are the FreeBuds Neo audio series and the nova 16s smartphone line, both focused on aesthetic design and photography performance. To foster engagement, the company also launched its 2026 "GoPaint" worldwide creative competition, adding a new "Easy Creation" category to lower the barrier for digital artists.
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