First picture Huawei Watch GT presenting the new design

Last week, we started hearing about the Huawei Watch GT which could be launched alongside the Huawei Mate 20 range and is now certified by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), suggesting that She is almost ready for the release. .

The first image of the watch also filtered through Roland Quandt at WinFuture and, although the source of the image is unclear, Quandt was already right on this type of subjects.

This is the first time we hear about two versions of the watch. One should be called the Classic or Fashion variant and the other a Sport version of the watch.

Below, you can see the escape image of the Classic variant of the watch, delivered with a brown leather strap:

There are two buttons on the right side of the watch that look more pronounced than they were on the Huawei Watch 2, plus there is a Touch Screen AMOLED of 1, 39 inches in the middle of the watch which is supposed to be larger than the latest generation device.

Among other features that Quandt claims to have, the watch will have a Bluetooth connection, a compass, a pressure sensor and an accelerometer like the previous Huawei watches.

Dragon GT Watch

It is apparently waterproof, so you can swim it, but nothing says there will be a heart rate monitor at the back. We hope at least that the Sport version of the watch will have it.

We do not know yet what software will work on the watch, but we expected it to use Wear OS, much like the previous Huawei watches.

The big news is the improved battery life, with previous leaks suggesting that the watch could last up to two weeks from a single charge.

This uses a 420mAh battery, but is ready to survive in permanent mode for a week and up to 20 hours with GPS.

To find out if the estimates disclosed by Huawei are true in real life, we will have to wait a few more weeks, but it is assumed that such a lifetime is due to the use of the new Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset .

The Watch GT is expected to be launched alongside the Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro, which are expected to be announced at an event on Oct. 16.

Via PocketNow