Wearables
Three new Huawei smartwatches spotted on CQC certification
Huawei has certified three new smartwatches at the CQC certification site. It looks like the company has several interesting wearables to launch in H1 2025. While one has confirmed its global availability, here are more models to go official.
As per the CQC listing, three new Huawei smartwatches have model numbers SYA-B19, SYA-B19B, and SYA-B29. All these wearables qualified for Chinese certification.
Inputs reveal that the new smartwatches support audio storage and playback features. Meanwhile, these models won’t feature a charger but a magnetic charging base at the bottom. They may require a power of CW055 (5V\-10DVC 2A).
The company has recently listed the Standard Watch 5 model for the TDRA certification. It is expected to launch in the second quarter of this year with MAEXTRO S800.
Now, three more wrist gadgets have surfaced online, hinting at their imminent launch. Details further reveal that these models will likely belong to the GT, Fit, Watch Buds, or the Ultimate series and not the digital lineup.
Watch Buds, Fit, and Ultimate wearables lineups are eligible to upgrade to a new model. Thus, we can expect that the above-mentioned models could be from one of these lines. More details about these watches will be clear in the time ahead.
Last year, Huawei introduced the new Watch Ultimate editions, the Watch GT 5 series, and the Watch Fit 3. This time, we may see the next-gen Watch Buds or a brand-new Ultimate wearable alongside the 5th digital series.
Three new Huawei smartwatches spotted on CQC certification (Image Credits: ITHome)
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