After several leaks in recent weeks, Huawei finally announced this Thursday (19) the brand’s new smart and wearable devices, among which are two tablets from the new series MatePad and three smartwatches: Huawei Watch GT 5, Huawei Watch Ultimate and Huawei Watch D2.
The biggest difference of the new watches is, TruSense, the new health monitoring system that promises greater data accuracyThe sensor was announced in August but has only now been integrated into a brand launch.
According to the company, the system tracks more than 60 health and fitness indicators, as well as analyzing heart rate and nervous system data to assess the user’s emotional well-being and stress levels. Learn more about the following editions:
Huawei Watch GT5
The Watch GT 5 series comes in a total of 12 model variations Standard or ProfessionalThe design is similar to the brand’s previous models, and the Pro version is made from aerospace-grade titanium alloy and nanocrystalline ceramics to ensure greater durability.
But the highlight is the integration with the TruSense sensor, which promises better tracking of health and physical activities.
In terms of battery, the company promises an autonomy of 7 to 14 days. For example, the 46 mm Watch GT 5 and 46 mm GT 5 Pro models can be used for up to two weeks on a charge.
Huawei Watch Ultimate
The Huawei Watch Ultimate has a more sophisticated design with a more rounded appearance and a two-tone frame in white and green. The new version of the device, which focuses on golf, promises to appeal to audiences interested in special wearables.
This is because new features include Golf Course Mode, which provides players with accurate analysis and information on playing distance, shot distance and more. Additionally, a new feature integrated with the HUAWEI Health app allows users to import transportation routes.
Huawei Watch D2
Having completed its smartwatch launches, the Chinese company announced the Huawei Watch D2, which brings interesting innovations in health tracking.
According to the company, this First NMPA-certified wristwatch with ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (National Medical Products Administration) and MDR (European Union regulation on medical devices).
The device also uses TruSense and offers accurate blood pressure measurement 24 hours a day.
Huawei MatePad Pro and Huawei MatePad12
The Chinese company has announced two new models in the tablet segment: Huawei MatePad Pro and Huawei MatePad12 X. The first of these will be released with a 12.2-inch PaperMatte OLED display that offers a visual experience similar to using paper.
The GoPaint app will also introduce new tools to encourage digital creation on the tablet, including professional-quality Splatter and Fluid brushes.
According to the company, the MatePad12 X stands out with its more modern and lightweight design, and is ideal for young people looking for greater productivity. Like the Pro model, the MatePad12 X features an ultra-bright PaperMatte display that supports creative activities and reading.
Prices and expected arrival in Brazil have not yet been announced by Huawei.
Source: Tec Mundo
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