Today, Huawei Malaysia has introduced two new devices aimed at users who value mobility and performance, with the debut of the HUAWEI MatePad Mini and the HUAWEI Watch GT Runner 2. The launch highlights Huawei’s push to deliver compact productivity and advanced fitness tracking through refined hardware and ecosystem integration.

Recently, the HUAWEI Watch Buds 2 were launched, bringing back a pair of wireless earbuds built into the body. It comes three years after the original Huawei Watch Buds were launched. So, what should you know about it?

Besides the HUAWEI Watch GT 6 series, HUAWEI also launched the HUAWEI Watch Ultimate 2. It is specially designed for divers with underwater sonar support and comes with the best fitness and health features. So, what should you know about it?

Huawei Malaysia has confirmed that its latest wearables — the HUAWEI WATCH GT 6 Series and the HUAWEI WATCH Ultimate 2 — will officially arrive in Malaysia on 29 September 2025. Both models were first unveiled at the global launch event in Paris, and they’re now set to bring advanced features, premium design, and powerful performance to local consumers.

Yesterday, Huawei announced a launch event for audio and wearable devices on 24 September 2025. The event next week will not only showcase the Huawei Watch GT 6 series, but also likely new FreeBuds series earbuds and the Huawei Watch Ultimate 2. In fact, some renders of the latter are already available.

Aside from the smartphones, Huawei Malaysia also launched the Huawei Watch Fit 2, Band 7 and Watch Kids Pro 4. At the moment, only the Watch Fit 2 and Watch Kids Pro 4 are scheduled to come first on 27 May from a starting price of RM599, followed by the other wearable in July 2022 at RM219.

Not long ago, HUAWEI launched its second generation of the foldable device, Mate Xs 2, in China after two years since we had the Mate Xs. Surprisingly, the device will be coming to Malaysia earlier than we thought, and the date is set to be on 18 May.

It seems that Huawei recently posted an update confirming that the Huawei Watch 3 will be one of the first products to come with HarmonyOS pre-installed. With that being said, it should come with several notable features such as mobile payments, as well as access to certain apps that are available on the Huawei AppGallery.

Other than the Huawei Mate 40 series that was just unveiled, Huawei also announced the Huawei Porsche Design Watch GT2 which is priced at 695 Euro (~RM3406) which comes with largely the same features as the original GT2, except for a more luxurious design. Not only that, but there’s also the Huawei FreeBuds Studio at 299 Euros (~RM1465), which is a pair headphones which is capable of achieving up to 24 hours of continuous playback on a single full charge.

Just yesterday, we posted about Huawei Malaysia releasing three new devices soon which are the Freebuds Pro, Watch GT 2 Pro and Mate T10s. Officially launched today, the price tag for each has also been revealed - RM699, RM1199 and RM999 respectively.