New Huawei Watch GT Ultimate (WDS-B19) passes SDPPI certification

Huawei seemingly has many wearables this year including the all-new Watch GT Ultimate that recently appeared on the SDPPI database. Alongside the flagship Watch GT 5 series, consumers may also witness a robust-looking wrist gadget this year.

According to the SDPPI certification, the Huawei Watch GT Ultimate has a WDS-B19 model number. The company listed the wearable on the Indonesia certificate database on August 09 with the application number 102176/SDPPI/2024.

The certification doesn’t reveal any important details or key specs of the new smartwatch. Although it seems the company will introduce several successor wearables this year such as the Watch D2, Watch GT 5, and the Watch GT Ultimate.

Huawei may initially unveil the new Watch GT lineup in the global market starting with Indonesia. With a new Ultimate wearable, consumers may find a new design, amazing features, and strong capabilities. We have to wait for more details about this device.

Compared to the predecessor, the new Watch GT Ultimate could deliver improved performance. Since the company has added the term “GT” to the wearable device, it will bring a significant functioning boost to offer a stable and productive experience.

Apart from the new wearable, a Smart Magnetic Keyboard has also been spotted on the SDPPI database. The accessory is compatible with the MatePad 12 X and hints at its imminent debut in the global market.

Huawei Watch Ultimate has been the first satellite smartwatch. It brings two-way satellite SMS capability with a dedicated button on the top left corner for this feature.

The device features a strong amorphous zirconium casing all around. It carries a 1.5-inch LTPO OLED flexible screen and has a unique three-button design. These buttons refer to a rotating crown, a feature button, as well as an auxiliary button.

Other features of the device include TruSeen 5.0+, heart rate monitoring, TruSleep 3.0 scientific sleep, real-time ECG analysis, vascular health research, and blood oxygen monitoring. It would be worth seeing what changes the upcoming model brings over the predecessor.

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