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Huawei Watch GT details leak in FCC filing

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New details of Huawei’s upcoming smartwatch have emerged, and a leaked photo of the watch has been obtained by WinFuture, seen above. The Watch GT is Huawei’s successor to last year’s disappointing Watch 2. An FCC filing shows that the watch is supposedly equipped with a 420mAh battery that lets the smartwatch run for a full week. The new watch is also expected to be in the €190 to €229 price range, or about $220 to $265 USD.

The Huawei Watch GT will come in two models: a “Classic” or “Fashion” version and an all-black “Sport” model. It’s expected to have all the features of a standard smartwatch: Bluetooth, GPS, a compass, pressure sensor, NFC, a heart rate sensor, and an accelerometer. It’s not confirmed whether the smartwatch will run Wear OS.

Given that the new Apple Watch Series 4 focuses heavily on health-tracking features, we can probably expect that Huawei’s new watch will have a similar fitness-tracking focus. We’ll likely know more at Huawei’s Mate 20 event on October 20th.



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