What sizes does the Huawei Watch GT 6 series come in?

The Watch GT 6 is available in 41mm and 46mm variants. The GT 6 Pro is offered only in a 46mm size this generation.

How long does the battery last on the new models?

Huawei rates the 46mm GT 6 Pro for up to 21 days of light use and about 12 days of typical use. The 41mm GT 6 is rated up to 14 days light and about 7 days typical. Actual runtime depends on settings and usage.

What new sports and health features are included?

The series adds improved cycling and trail-running tracking, expanded third-party sensor support, Functional Threshold Power display when paired with power meters, a built-in virtual power meter, enhanced GNSS positioning, and a wheelchair mode that adapts activity metrics for users who use wheelchairs.

What materials and durability ratings do the watches have?

The watches use premium materials such as sapphire glass, aircraft-grade titanium alloy and nanocrystalline ceramics. They carry IP69 and 5ATM water resistance ratings and are rated for diving to 40 meters.

Huawei Watch GT 6 Series: Bigger Battery, Smarter Tracking

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Huawei refreshes the Watch GT lineup

Huawei has unveiled the Watch GT 6 and GT 6 Pro, two new wearables that focus on longer battery life, improved positioning accuracy and richer sports and health tracking. The GT 6 is available in 41mm and 46mm sizes, while the GT 6 Pro is offered only in 46mm this generation.

Battery and hardware upgrades

The headline improvement is battery life. Huawei says the 46mm GT 6 Pro can reach up to 21 days with light use and around 12 days with typical use. The smaller 41mm GT 6 is rated for up to 14 days light and roughly 7 days of typical use. These gains stem from Huawei's new high-silicon stacked custom-shaped batteries, which use about 10% more silicon and a contoured form factor to raise energy density by roughly 37%.

Display, sensors and positioning

46mm models: 1.47 inch OLED, 3,000 nits peak brightness (a substantial jump over the previous generation).
41mm model: 1.32 inch OLED.

Huawei also updated antenna design and positioning algorithms with dual-band GNSS support, claiming about 20% better positioning accuracy. The TruSense sensor and algorithm suite has been enhanced for activities such as cycling and trail running, with heart-rate accuracy improvements reported for these use cases.

Sports features and accessibility

The watches support third-party sensors including heart-rate straps, cadence sensors and power meters. New cycling features include:

Functional Threshold Power (when paired with a power meter)
A virtual power meter built into the watch for riders without a dedicated power meter
Real-time gradient, average gradient and gradient range stats
Trackable group rides with shared live location and status

Huawei has added a wheelchair mode that adapts activity rings, calorie and duration calculations to count wheel rotations instead of steps.

Design, durability and pricing

Materials include sapphire glass, aircraft-grade titanium and nanocrystalline ceramics. The watches carry IP69 and 5ATM ratings and are rated for dives to 40 meters.

Pricing in the UK starts at £230 for the GT 6 (early-bird price £200) and around £330 for the GT 6 Pro with a limited launch discount. Multiple finishes and strap options are available, plus an optional Outdoor Edition bundle that includes open-ear Huawei FreeArc earbuds.

Source: gsmarena

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