Wearable Devices

Huawei Debuts New Watches, Tablet and Earbuds at Munich Launch

Munich – September 07, 2026 -- Huawei used its "Chase the Wild" launch event at SHOWPALAST Munich to unveil a wave of new devices spanning smartwatches, tablets, smartphones and earbuds, aiming to embed intelligent tech more deeply into daily life and outdoor pursuits.

The HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Series adds ski mapping for 3,000 resorts

The GT 7 Series comes in a 46mm and 41mm GT 7 with eight color options, plus a GT 7 Pro with a nano-tech ceramic bezel and titanium alloy frame in three colorways. Both use a new EasyCross strap. New features include wrist-based turn and G-Force detection, an indoor snow sports mode, outdoor ski mapping across more than 3,000 resorts, and cycling tools like climb route planning, slope alerts and sharp-turn warnings. Huawei also added Physical Readiness scoring to its Health Insights health-tracking tool.

Huawei's Munich Event Reveals New Watches, Tablet and Earbuds

Munich – September 07, 2026 -- Huawei unveiled a new lineup of flagship devices spanning smartwatches, tablets, smartphones and earbuds at its "Chase the Wild" launch event held September 2 at SHOWPALAST Munich.

The HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Series adds turn detection and ski mapping for over 3,000 resorts

The GT 7 comes in 46mm and 41mm sizes with eight color options, while the GT 7 Pro offers three colorways with a nano-tech ceramic bezel and titanium alloy frame. Both models include a new EasyCross strap. The series introduces wrist-based turn detection and G-Force detection, an indoor snow sports mode, and cycling tools like climb route planning and sharp-turn warnings. A new Health Insights feature adds Physical Readiness scoring for clearer wellness feedback.

Huawei Debuts New Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Watch D3 in Munich

Munich -- September 2, 2026 -- Huawei gave an early look at its next-generation blood pressure monitoring smartwatch, the HUAWEI WATCH D3, at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2026 in Munich, ahead of its official unveiling the same day at the Huawei Innovative Product Launch.

The device builds on a decade of wrist-worn health tracking.
Huawei entered the sports and health wearables space in 2014, expanding over the years from heart rate and blood oxygen tracking to ECG collection and blood pressure measurement. In 2021, the company launched the original HUAWEI WATCH D, the first wrist device to offer medical-grade blood pressure readings, earning medical device certification in markets including China and the European Union. The HUAWEI WATCH D2 followed in 2024, adding 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.

Huawei Watch D3 Teased at ESC Congress 2026 as Next Blood Pressure Watch

Munich – September 07, 2026 -- Huawei gave an early preview of its next-generation ambulatory blood pressure watch, the HUAWEI WATCH D3, at the European Society of Cardiology Congress in Munich, ahead of its official unveiling at the Huawei Innovative Product Launch on September 2.

Huawei's wrist blood pressure tech dates back to 2021.

The company entered the sports and health sector in 2014, gradually adding heart rate monitoring, SpO2 tracking and ECG recording before launching the HUAWEI WATCH D in 2021 -- its first wrist-worn ambulatory blood pressure monitor, certified as a medical device in China and the European Union. The HUAWEI WATCH D2 followed in 2024 with 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.

RingConn Gen 3 Smart Ring Debuts Vascular Trend Tracking at IFA 2026

Berlin – September 07, 2026 -- RingConn will let visitors try its Gen 3 Smart Ring at IFA 2026 in Hall 14, Booth 121, from September 4 to September 8, with the device also featured at ShowStoppers.

The Gen 3 ring has already earned strong ratings from German outlets CHIP.de and connect.de for its health-tracking capabilities.

The ring analyzes vascular trends after calibration with blood pressure readings

Gen 3's headline feature tracks changes in vascular strain over time. Once calibrated against externally measured blood pressure values, the ring's sensors monitor how vascular strain shifts across days and weeks. RingConn notes the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent disease and does not replace medical advice.