Huawei will launch the Watch D3 in global markets later this week. The company will also introduce the FreeBuds Neo true wireless earphones. Official teasers on social media already show both products. Meanwhile, Huawei previewed the Watch D3 at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2026.
The launch is set for September 2 in Munich, Germany. Huawei confirmed the date through posts on X. Teaser videos show the watch in brown and white. They also highlight blood oxygen saturation tracking.
The Watch D3 uses a rectangular display. Its overall look stays close to the Watch D2. A digital crown sits on the side. A second side button handles extra navigation.
The FreeBuds Neo teaser focuses on a pebble-like charging case. The earphones appear in at least four colours. Full earbud design details remain limited until the event.
At ESC Congress 2026, Huawei confirmed a next-generation ambulatory blood pressure monitor for the Watch D3. The company says the watch can measure blood pressure accurately even when the heart rate rises. It can also record readings before and after exercise. After that, it can suggest a suitable exercise intensity and help users build steady fitness habits.
The wearable carries CE MDR certification in the European Union. That certification covers single readings, ambulatory monitoring, and pre- and post-exercise measurements. The watch will also send measurement reminders in high-altitude settings and during sudden temperature changes.
Huawei Health Glance is another feature. It measures several core health indicators and then creates a short summary. The watch can also track sleep patterns and emotional well-being. Huawei says the Watch D3 will arrive in three colour options.
The company is also expected to unveil the Nova 16s Pro smartphone at the same Munich event. Together, the Watch D3, FreeBuds Neo, and phone form a wider product drop this week.
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