Huawei Watch 6 Launches: New Health Features, UK Pricing Confirmed

Huawei launched the Watch 6 on 2 September 2026 at its “Chase the Wild” event in Munich, alongside the Watch D3 and the Watch GT 7 series, full specifications for which are on the Watch GT 7 Pro and Watch GT 7 specification pages. It replaces the Watch 5, which returns to Europe after a year’s absence.

Huawei Watch 6 smartwatch, aluminium and stainless steel case with sapphire crystal glass

The case moves to aluminium alloy on the 42mm or stainless steel on the 46mm, both with a polymer composite rear and a sapphire crystal glass cover, in White, Gold and Black on the 42mm or Black and Blue on the 46mm. No Silver colourway exists on either size. The HUAWEI X-TAP sensor carries over as a 12-channel PPG sensor Huawei states doubles responsiveness versus the Watch 5, alongside a separate ECG sensor rather than one merged into the other. Three opt-in research studies are new via the HUAWEI Research app: coronary heart disease, diabetes risk and hypertension risk, alongside a confirmed Pulse Wave Arrhythmia Analysis feature.

UK pricing is confirmed at £399.99, available via the HUAWEI Store and Amazon. Water resistance is confirmed at 5 ATM, IP69, and a 40-metre freedive rating under EN13319, and battery life reaches up to 4.5 days typical use on the 46mm in Standard mode, or up to 7 days typical use in Battery saver mode. Full specifications are on the Watch 6 specification page. For the full range from this launch, see the Huawei specifications index.

Quick answers

How much does the Huawei Watch 6 cost in the UK?
The Huawei Watch 6 is confirmed at £399.99 in the UK, available via the HUAWEI Store and Amazon from 23 September 2026.


What is new on the Huawei Watch 6 versus the Watch 5?
The 12-channel X-TAP sensor doubles responsiveness versus the Watch 5, and three opt-in research studies are added via the HUAWEI Research app: coronary heart disease, diabetes risk and hypertension risk, alongside Pulse Wave Arrhythmia Analysis. The 5 ATM, IP69 and 40-metre freedive rating carry over unchanged from the Watch 5.


Does the Huawei Watch 6 measure blood pressure?
No. Blood pressure and blood glucose measurement are both absent from the Watch 6’s specification sheet, keeping that distinction with Huawei’s Watch D series.


When is the Huawei Watch 6 available?
The Watch 6 launched globally on 2 September 2026 in Munich, with UK retail availability from 23 September 2026.

Last Updated on 2 September 2026 by the5krunner


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