HUAWEI’s latest innovation has recently been spotlighted with its dual-folding Mate XT, a high-end foldable device pushing the limits of technology. However, the company’s more affordable products are also capturing attention, particularly the upcoming Watch GT 5.
This new smartwatch is anticipated to follow the release of the Watch Fit 3 and Watch 4 Pro Space Edition, which were introduced earlier in the year. The Watch GT 5 is highly anticipated as a potential successor to the Watch GT 4, which was well-regarded for its affordability, impressive battery life, and customization options.
The Watch GT 4, announced around this time last year, was praised for its value and performance, but there were areas where it could be improved. HUAWEI has since confirmed that the Watch GT 5 will be announced on September 19. With expectations set high, the new model is seen as an opportunity for HUAWEI to address any shortcomings of its predecessor and introduce advancements in both hardware and software.
Recent leaks from Spillsomebeans provide the first look at the Watch GT 5 through official renderings. These images suggest that the new smartwatch will retain much of the design and features of the previous model, including the same 41mm and 46mm size options.
The design includes a familiar rotating crown and standard button, with the 46mm model featuring a sportier look with a non-rotating bezel. It appears that the Watch GT 5 may use similar hardware as its predecessor, maintaining the same displays and battery specifications.
On the software front, the Watch GT 5 is expected to offer improvements in health and fitness tracking. The introduction of a system named TrueSense aims to enhance sensor accuracy and speed, providing more reliable data for health metrics. Additionally, a new feature called Health Glance is anticipated, offering users more detailed and actionable health insights.
While the Watch GT 5 might not present a dramatic overhaul in design or hardware, it is poised to bring notable advancements in software capabilities. The full details of these updates will be revealed during HUAWEI’s announcement on September 19, offering more clarity on the improvements and potential reasons to consider upgrading from the Watch GT 4.
