Huawei has released the Watch 6 series for global buyers, bringing 2 distinct models to the market. The premium Pro edition introduces a 3500 nit OLED screen alongside a fresh sensor window and a choice between ceramic and titanium builds. Prices start at 399.99 British pounds for the standard edition and climb to 599.99 British pounds for the Pro.
The standard Watch 6 uses aluminum alloy or stainless steel for the outer frame. Buyers looking at the Pro edition get access to premium materials including titanium and ceramic. Both models sport circular LTPO OLED panels protected by scratch resistant sapphire glass. Brightness levels are high across the lineup. The base edition reaches 3000 nits of peak brightness, while the Pro variant pushes that figure to 3500 nits for easy viewing under direct sunlight.
Health monitoring receives major upgrades on this new hardware. The watch tracks standard vitals including heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, and electrocardiogram readings. A key addition is the 12 channel X Tap sensor module built into the right side of the casing. This sensor collects 14 separate bodily metrics to provide a deeper look at daily physical health.
Fitness tracking covers over 100 workout profiles out of the box. Users who pick up the Pro version also receive an exclusive expedition application designed for outdoor trail mapping and waypoint tagging. The series will arrive on shelves across Europe and the UK later this month. The base Watch 6 retails for 399.99 British pounds, while the Watch 6 Pro carries a starting price tag of 599.99 British pounds.
