Huawei Malaysia rolled out the WATCH 6 series, equipping the devices with sophisticated health monitoring sensors and standalone eSIM connectivity as it expands its presence in the regional wearable market.
Huawei has launched the WATCH 6 series in Malaysia, adding advanced health‑monitoring sensors and eSIM capability to its wearable lineup as the company pushes deeper into the Southeast Asian market.
New health‑focused sensors
Both the WATCH 6 and WATCH 6 Pro feature a suite of biometric sensors, including SpO₂, heart‑rate, and electrocardiogram (ECG) modules, allowing users to track oxygen saturation and cardiac activity without a separate device.
Standalone eSIM connectivity
The series supports a built‑in eSIM, enabling calls, messages and data streams directly from the watch even when the paired smartphone is out of range, a feature previously limited to premium smartwatches.
Design and pricing
Huawei retains its signature rounded bezel and AMOLED display, while offering the WATCH 6 at RM1,799 and the WATCH 6 Pro at a higher tier. Both models ship with a 1.43‑inch screen and up to 5 days of battery life under typical use.
- SpO₂ and ECG health monitoring
- Standalone eSIM for cellular connectivity
- AMOLED display with 1.43‑inch screen
- Battery life up to five days
The launch aligns with Huawei's broader strategy to capture a larger share of the regional wearable market, where demand for health‑centric devices has surged following the pandemic.
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