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Huawei’s next smartwatches surface in high‑quality renders
Huawei is set to make the Watch GT 6 family official on September 19. Ahead of the launch, clean, official‑style renders and a detailed spec list for the Watch GT 6 (two sizes) and the Watch GT 6 Pro have leaked, giving us a clear preview of the hardware, sensors, battery capacities and rumored Euro pricing.
Huawei Watch GT 6 41mm
Design, sizes and display details
The Watch GT 6 lineup appears to include two standard models — a compact 41mm and a larger 46mm — plus a Pro variant available in the 46mm footprint. The 41mm model is reported to feature a 1.32‑inch OLED display, while the 46mm and GT 6 Pro use a larger 1.47‑inch OLED panel. All three reportedly share a 466 × 466 pixel resolution, promising sharp text and crisp watch faces for both everyday use and fitness metrics.
Huawei Watch GT 6 46mm
Dimensions and weight
According to the leak, the Watch GT 6 41mm measures 41.3 x 41.3 x 9.99 mm and tips the scales at around 37.5 g. The standard 46mm GT 6 comes in at 46 x 46 x 11 mm and weighs about 51 g. The GT 6 Pro keeps the 46mm display but refines the chassis slightly to 45.6 x 45.6 x 11.2 mm while maintaining the same weight as the standard 46mm model. Expect premium materials on the Pro version and subtle design changes in bezels and finishes.
Huawei Watch GT 6 Pro
Battery, storage and core hardware
One standout in the leak is battery capacity. The smaller 41mm Watch GT 6 reportedly packs a 540 mAh battery — already generous for a compact smartwatch — while the 46mm GT 6 and the GT 6 Pro reportedly offer a huge 847 mAh cell, which could translate into multi‑day endurance even with continuous health monitoring and GPS enabled. All models are said to include 64 GB of onboard storage, enabling local music playback and larger app libraries.
Sensors, connectivity and health features
Expect a robust sensor suite: accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, barometer, ambient light and a depth sensor. Health monitoring looks complete with body temperature tracking, continuous heart rate monitoring and ECG support. On the connectivity side, the watches reportedly include NFC for contactless payments, GPS for precise fitness tracking, a microphone and a speaker for voice features and calls, and full HarmonyOS support for deep integration with Huawei’s ecosystem.
Pricing, colors, and strap options
The leaked Euro pricing suggests aggressive positioning: the 41mm Watch GT 6 could land at around €259, with the 46mm model at €279. Huawei seems to be offering different color/strap choices by size: the smaller model with white, purple and gold straps, and the larger standard model with black, brown and green straps. The GT 6 Pro is rumoured to be €379 and will reportedly come with black, brown and silver strap options.
Comparisons and market relevance
Compared with earlier GT series models, the Watch GT 6 family appears to push battery capacity and onboard storage higher while adding ECG and temperature monitoring to appeal to health‑conscious users. The Pro edition targets buyers who want a more premium finish and slightly refined dimensions without compromising battery life. For consumers choosing between sizes, the decision will likely come down to display preference and wrist comfort; for power users, the 46mm models promise longer autonomy and richer on‑device storage for music and apps.
Use cases and advantages
These watches are built for daily wearers and fitness enthusiasts alike: long battery life for multi‑day tracking, accurate GPS and multiple sensors for outdoor sports, ECG and body temperature for health monitoring, plus NFC and speaker/mic support for convenient payments and voice interactions. The combination of HarmonyOS integration and 64 GB of storage makes them attractive for users who want smartwatch independence from a phone during workouts or commutes.
Final thoughts
With the September 19 announcement approaching, these leaks paint a convincing picture of Huawei’s strategy: wider display options, substantial battery upgrades, richer health features and a Pro model for premium buyers. If the pricing leaks hold, Huawei could offer a compelling set of wearables that balance design, battery life and health‑centric features against competitive smartwatch alternatives.
Source: gsmarena
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