Huawei offers first glimpse of its new smartwatch
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Huawei offers first glimpse of its new smartwatch

SAPO Notícias28 August 2026 at 12:06

Huawei announced it will present a new generation of its smartwatches on September 2nd, during an event to be held in Munich. This will be an important occasion for the Chinese technology company, which has been heavily investing in the wearables segment.

However, Huawei decided to get ahead and already revealed a first glimpse of the Watch GT 7, giving consumers and experts a preliminary idea of the design and features of its next smartwatch. The company did not specify additional details about the device's characteristics, but the reveal suggests that the new model will bring innovations compared to previous generations of the GT line.

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