Huawei Watch D With Blood Pressure Monitoring Launching in December: Report

Huawei Watch D has reportedly received the State Drug Administration Class II medical device registration certificate.

By Nithya P Nair | Updated: 29 November 2021 15:18 IST

Huawei Watch D With Blood Pressure Monitoring Launching in December: Report

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Huawei Watch D tipped to come with a rectangular form factor

Highlights

Huawei reportedly working on new smartwatch with advanced features
Huawei Watch D is claimed to have a high accuracy rate
Huawei Watch GT Runner debuted in China recently

Huawei recently launched the Huawei Watch GT Runner with a 14-day battery life and 100 sports modes. The Chinese tech giant is now reportedly gearing up to launch a new smart wearable with even more advanced features. Dubbed as Huawei Watch D, the latest device is said to be Huawei's first smartwatch that can be used to measure blood pressure directly on the wrist. Ahead of the official announcement, renders of the smartwatch have leaked online, offering a glimpse into its possible design. Huawei Watch D is said to launch next month in the Chinese market.

A tipster has shared the promo images of the Huawei Watch D on the Chinese microblogging website Weibo. The images shared show little resemblance to previous Huawei wearables. The Huawei Watch D can be seen sporting a rectangular design display with two buttons on the right-hand side. The buttons can reportedly be used for accessing Health and Home options. According to the tipster, Huawei's first smartphone with blood pressure monitoring feature can meet the standards of medical devices. The Huawei Watch D is also said to have a high accuracy rate. According to the tipster, the device has already obtained the State Drug Administration Class II medical device registration certificate.

As mentioned, the Huawei Watch D is tipped to debut at the end of December. However, specifications and the exact launch date details of the Huawei Watch D are unknown at this point.

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Huawei introduced the Huawei Watch GT Runner last week with a price tag of CNY 2,188 (roughly Rs. 25,500). It runs on HarmonyOS and sports a circular 1.43-inch (466x466 pixels) AMOLED touch display with a 46mm dial. Features of the wearable include TruSeen 5.0+ heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) monitoring, sleep, and stress monitoring. Huawei Watch GT Runner offers more than 100 sports modes and has Bluetooth v5.2 connectivity along with 2.4GHz band Wi-Fi and NFC. It features an IP68 rating as well. The smartwatch packs a 451mAh battery that can last for up to 14 days with typical usage and 7 days with heavy usage.

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Huawei Watch GT Runner

KEY SPECS
NEWS

Strap Colour Black, Gray

Display Size 46mm

Compatible OS Android, iOS

Dial Shape Round

Display Type AMOLED

Ideal For Unisex

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Further reading: Huawei, Huawei Smartwatch, Huawei Watch D, Huawei Watch D Specifications, Huawei Watch GT Runner

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