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HUAWEI has confirmed a global product launch in Paris on September 19, 2025, themed “Ride the Wind.” The teaser suggests a cross-category announcement focused on wearable tech and tablets, positioning the company to expand its global footprint with new consumer hardware.
Smartwatch lineup: HUAWEI Watch GT6 series
The spotlight is on the long-awaited HUAWEI Watch GT6 series, the anticipated successor to last year’s popular GT5 and GT5 Pro. Certification filings show multiple model numbers have cleared regulatory checks — ATM-B29 (GT6 Pro 46mm), KSU-B19 (GT6 41mm), and ATM-B19 (GT6 46mm) — having passed the UAE TDRA and Malaysia’s SIRIM. These approvals strongly indicate an imminent global release.
Features and expected improvements
While HUAWEI hasn’t disclosed full specs, the GT6 lineup is expected to build on the GT5’s strengths: premium AMOLED displays, enhanced battery life, more advanced health sensors, improved GPS accuracy, and refined software for sport and wellness tracking. The Pro model (46mm) will likely target users seeking a larger display and more premium build materials.
Comparisons and advantages
Compared with the Watch GT5 and GT5 Pro, the GT6 series is anticipated to offer incremental upgrades in sensors and user experience rather than a radical redesign. Expect tighter integration with HUAWEI’s ecosystem, improved fitness modes, and richer smartwatch notifications and connectivity options — useful for both casual users and fitness enthusiasts.
Tablets: MatePad Air 12 and MatePad 11.5" S 2025
Beyond wearables, HUAWEI is likely to introduce the international versions of the MatePad Air 12 and MatePad 11.5" S 2025, which recently debuted in China. These tablets aim to strengthen HUAWEI’s presence in the productivity and creative tablet market with larger screens, improved multitasking, and optimized performance for remote work, content creation, and media consumption.
Use cases and market relevance
For consumers, the GT6 series targets workouts, health monitoring, and daily connectivity. Professionals and creators will find value in the MatePad lineup for note-taking, light editing, and multitasking on the go. Strategically, the Paris launch underscores HUAWEI’s push to reassert itself in global hardware markets across wearables and tablets, appealing to users seeking alternatives to mainstream brands.
What to watch for at the launch
Key indicators to watch during the event include official specs (display type, battery, sensors), pricing and regional availability, software features and updates, and any bundling or ecosystem services that link the new watches and tablets. With devices spanning wrist to screen, HUAWEI’s “Ride the Wind” event promises a cohesive product showcase aimed at both consumers and professionals interested in wearable tech, mobile productivity, and connectivity.
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