Huawei Watch GT 6 leads Paris launch on 19 September

Huawei has set a date. The brand will host its “Ride the Wind” launch in Paris on 19 September, with the Huawei Watch GT 6 series headlining, along with new phones and tablets. UAE readers, mark your calendars: the event is less than a month away. 

What’s happening on 19 September

Huawei is rolling into Paris with fresh wearables and more.

• Event: “Ride the Wind” innovative product launch
• Date: 19 September
• Place: Paris, France
• Highlights: Huawei Watch GT 6, new smartphone and tablet lines 

This is a global stage move. The company is introducing health and fitness features on the new Watch GT 6, while also teasing a range of mobile and tablet hardware. If you follow launches from the UAE, expect timing details closer to the day. For official info, the brand points users to its consumer site. http://consumer.huawei.com 

Huawei’s wearables momentum

The company has a form in wearables, and it shows in the numbers.

• In market since: 2015
• Wearables shipped by June 2025: over 200 million
• Q1 2025 wearable growth: up 42.4% year on year
• Rank: first in the global wearables market in Q1 2025 

This performance gives context to the Watch GT 6. Huawei’s latest range leaned into health, endurance and sports tracking. The sales data suggests the audience is there. That sets up the new series to extend battery life and sensor accuracy, though full specs are still under wraps. 

What the last watches tell us

Past models hint at the direction for the Watch GT 6.

• WATCH GT 5 introduced the TruSense system for health monitoring
• The dual-battery design balances performance and battery life
• WATCH Ultimate added specialist modes: diving, golf, and outdoor
• 100+ workout modes with designs that can be customised 

If Huawei sticks to the pattern, expect the GT 6 to refine its health tracking and endurance capabilities. The TruSense system suggests more flexible sensing and smarter algorithms. Specialist sports modes on the Ultimate show Huawei is comfortable building for niche use, so extra profiles would not be a surprise. Again, final feature lists will come at the Paris event. 

Tablets and the creative angle

Tablets are on the agenda, with a push on creation tools.

• PaperMatte Display aims to cut glare and feel more paper‑like
• M‑Pencil supports reading and handwriting workflows
• First‑party apps: GoPaint and HUAWEI Notes
• A global GoPaint creative activity will launch next month 

Huawei is pitching tablets as flexible devices for reading, note‑taking and sketching. PaperMatte is about comfort and control. The M‑Pencil plus Notes and GoPaint make a simple stack for students, designers and hobbyists. UAE readers who care about stylus latency and texture should keep an eye on how PaperMatte and M‑Pencil feel together. The brand also aims to attract younger users to a creative community through the GoPaint activity. 

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