[Update: Today] Huawei Watch GT 3 series launching on October 28, first in the global market

October 21, 2021: Update

This product could announce today at the global launch of Huawei Nova 9 on October 21, check the teaser below.

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October 21, 2021:

Huawei Watch GT 3 series smartwatch will launch at the APAC Autumn Launch Event on October 28, 2021. This is quite an amazing confirmation, as it’ll be the first time when the company will unveil this watch first in the global market. Alongside the Watch GT 3 series, the company will also introduce Nova 9 and MateBook 14s for the consumers.

Appearance:

Alongside the announcement, the Chinese tech maker also showed us a glimpse of the upcoming Huawei Watch GT 3 series on October 28. According to the renders, the Watch has a frame similar to the Watch GT 2 46mm model. However, now it has a round dial on the right side followed by a physical flat button below, which is identical to the Watch 3 series.

There is also various sensor embedded on the rear side of the device, which you can check down below. However, the rest of the design remained secret for the moment.

Huawei Watch GT 3 and Watch GT Runner:

A report reveals that the Huawei Watch GT 3 and Watch GT 2 has already completed Bluetooth and 3C Certification. Surprisingly, there are some extra insights that we need to know on this matter to reach a better conclusion.

The Watch GT 3 (JPT-B19) is not the only model that may come at the event, as there’s also a model Watch GT Runner (RUN-B19) that has passed the certification process. This device was also rumored to launch alongside the Watch GT 3 series and it seems the launch is quite imminent.

The JPT-B19 model has also been submitted to 3C certification process, which reveals to support 10W fast charging power. However, we’ll have to wait to get more insights on this matter.

The previous report suggests that the Chinese device manufacturer will focus on a more sports-focused approach with these smart wearables. Furthermore, it could have pre-installed the HarmonyOS operating system for ease of user experience.

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