Everything Huawei announced in Munich: Watch GT 7, nova 16s, Watch D3 and more
Huawei has unveiled a broad lineup of consumer devices at its latest global product launch in Munich, Germany, with wearables taking centre stage alongside new smartphones, a tablet and wireless earbuds.
The event introduced the Watch GT 7 series, Watch 6 series, Watch D3, nova 16s series, MatePad Pro 12-inch and FreeBuds Neo. Huawei also opened the latest edition of its GoPaint initiative.
Watch GT 7 and GT 7 Pro
Huawei’s new Watch GT 7 series focuses on four areas: design, outdoor sports, health management and battery life.
The standard Watch GT 7 comes in 46 mm and 41 mm versions, while the GT 7 Pro moves further upmarket with a titanium-alloy middle frame, nano-tech ceramic bezel and sapphire-glass display.
New sports tools include wrist-based turn and G-force detection, while cyclists gain climb-route planning, slope notifications and sharp-turn warnings. Huawei says AI-powered cycling insights will arrive through an OTA update.
The GT 7 Pro also delivers up to 21 days of battery life under light use and adds dedicated skiing and cycling modes.
The Watch GT 7 starts at €299 in Europe, equivalent to approximately $347, while the Watch GT 7 Pro is priced at €429, or around $497.
Watch 6 and Watch 6 Pro
Huawei is also bringing the Watch 6 series back to Europe after a one-year absence.
The lineup combines advanced workout modes and AI-powered exercise analysis with Huawei’s latest health-management technologies.
One of its key features is Health Glance with X-TAP, which can generate a health snapshot in around 60 seconds and analyse data across up to 14 health metrics.
Supported models can also use eSIM connectivity for calls, navigation, payments and other functions directly from the wrist. The Watch 6 Pro differentiates itself further with titanium alloy, nano-tech ceramic and sapphire glass.
The 42 mm Watch 6 is priced at €449, equivalent to approximately $520, while the 46 mm version costs €489, or around $567. The Watch 6 Pro is priced at €679, equivalent to approximately $787.
Watch D3 takes blood pressure monitoring further
Huawei’s Watch D3 takes a more specialised approach to health monitoring.
The watch now supports blood-pressure measurements before and after exercise, alongside smart reminders that encourage users to take readings at scheduled times.
Huawei also says the D3 can alert users to hold off on intense exercise if their pre-workout blood pressure is too high.
Its ambulatory blood-pressure monitoring can collect readings throughout the day and night, providing a broader view than a single measurement.
The Huawei Watch D3 is priced at €459 in Europe, equivalent to approximately $532.
Nova 16s series puts portrait photography first
Huawei also introduced the nova 16s series, with photography positioned as one of the lineup’s main selling points.
The nova 16s Pro leads the lineup with a 200 MP RYYB main camera, alongside a 50 MP periscope telephoto camera, 50 MP ultra-wide camera and Huawei’s True-to-Colour imaging system.
AI is also being used more extensively after the photo is taken. Features include AI Composition, AI Move, AI De-glare, AI Remove and AI Best Expression, allowing users to reframe images, remove distractions and reflections, or improve facial expressions across multiple shots.
The nova 16s Pro also packs a 7,000 mAh battery with 100 W wired charging.
The nova 16s is priced at €599 for 256 GB and €699 for 512 GB, equivalent to approximately $694 and $810. The nova 16s Pro costs €749 for 256 GB and €849 for 512 GB, equivalent to around $868 and $984, respectively.
MatePad Pro 12-inch gets thinner and lighter
Huawei’s new MatePad Pro 12-inch is designed around portability, productivity and digital creativity.
The tablet measures just 4.7 mm thick and weighs 454 grams. It uses a 12-inch flexible OLED PaperMatte display and adds AI-assisted productivity features including speech-to-text conversion and handwriting enhancement, alongside stylus air gestures.
MatePad Pro 12-inch with the three European configurations and prices.
The MatePad Pro 12-inch starts at €1,199, equivalent to approximately $1,390. Additional configurations are priced at €1,299 and €1,449, or around $1,505 and $1,679, respectively.
Huawei also showed two accessories for the tablet.
The MatePad Pro Folio Cover is priced at €69, equivalent to approximately $80, while the Glide Keyboard costs €259, or around $300.
FreeBuds Neo joins Huawei’s audio lineup
The FreeBuds Neo round out Huawei’s new device portfolio. Huawei describes the earbuds as being designed around a modern lifestyle, with a refreshed design and an immersive audio experience.
They were presented in four finishes: Ice White, Starry Black, Stellar Silver and Nebula Pink.
The Huawei FreeBuds Neo are priced at €129 in Europe, equivalent to approximately $150.
Huawei opens the latest GoPaint competition
The Munich event also marked the opening of Huawei’s latest GoPaint Worldwide Creating Activity.
This year’s edition introduces a new Easy Creation category aimed at encouraging more users to participate in digital artistic expression.
Huawei showed five creative categories during the presentation, spanning sci-fi art, digital watercolor and ink, Easy Creation, cutting-edge paintings and narrative art.
The competition runs from September 2, 2026 to January 31, 2027, according to information displayed during the event.
Huawei also adds complimentary device-care packages
Huawei also announced Worry-Free Care packages with selected purchases.
The packages shown during the event combine different forms of protection depending on the product, including screen, battery, liquid-damage, camera and back-cover protection.
Huawei displayed packages worth up to €500 with selected nova 16s series and MatePad Pro 12-inch purchases, while separate packages were also shown for the Watch GT 7 series, Watch 6 series and Watch D3. Availability and terms may vary by market.
A launch dominated by wearables
While Huawei used the Munich event to refresh several parts of its consumer-device portfolio, wearables clearly received the greatest attention.
The Watch GT 7 series targets outdoor and sports users, Watch 6 pushes further into broader smartwatch and health functionality, while Watch D3 continues Huawei’s more specialised work around wrist-based blood-pressure monitoring.
The nova 16s series, MatePad Pro and FreeBuds Neo broaden the launch beyond wearables, giving Huawei a refreshed consumer lineup heading into the final months of 2026.
Regional availability and final pricing will vary by market.
EDITORIAL PRICE NOTE: All USD amounts are approximate conversions of the euro prices shown by Huawei during the event. They should not be presented as official US retail prices.
