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First Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro firmware update enhances stability

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Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro receives first update with enhanced stability

Released on April 28, Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro has started receiving its first firmware update in China. The Chinese tech maker launched the wearable device with the tagline “At this moment, Sneak to freedom”. Though it has just been a few days, the first firmware update is now live to improve stability.

The Chinese manufacturer has a definite plan for each of its devices meandering in different regions across the world. Likewise, the company made a schedule for its newly arrived device that is going on live at the moment.

The latest firmware update for the Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro goes live for its consumers. However, it does not exhibit any significant changes. Yet, it brings optimization as well as stability to the system’s security.

Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro receives first update with enhanced stability

Since the device has just landed in the Chinese merchandise, it does not require too many touch-ups to the internal core. Although, the new software built offers better firmness and strengthens the system reliability of the device.

BUILD VERSION:

The very first update for the flagship wearable – Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro rolls out accompanying the HarmonyOS interface with version 2.1.0.316 (SP1C00M00). Alongside, it brings an update package that carries a size of 34.49MB. 

UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS:

If you are a Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro user, then you can follow these steps to install the initial firmware:

  • Go to the Huawei Health app on your smartphone
  • Head to the Connected Device Section
  • Select the ‘Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro’ option
  • Click on the Updates
  • To the available update, select Download & Install
  • Once done, reboot your watch.

KEYNOTES:

Since it is a new update, the device may take some time to adapt the new software to the system. Moreover, do not panic if some of the apps on the wearable stop functioning effectively. Give it a pause, and restart your device. Further, do not forget to connect your wearable to your handset to accomplish a successful installation procedure.

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