Since first entering the smart wearables market in 2015, Huawei has introduced a wide range of products that were well received by consumers worldwide. As of June 2025, the company had shipped over 200 million wearables. In the first quarter of 2025, Huawei wearable shipments increased year-on-year by 42.4%, placing the company first in the global wearables market .

Over the past decade, Huawei has been driving innovation and redefining industry boundaries. The HUAWEI WATCH GT 5 Series packed the groundbreaking TruSense system, which made health monitoring more versatile and nimbler than ever. The series also featured dual-battery functionality to balance high-level performance with impressive battery life. The HUAWEI WATCH Ultimate Series provided specialised diving, golf, and outdoor modes for daring adventurers. With more than 100 workout modes, stylish designs, and customisable features, Huawei raised the bar on wearable performance.

Huawei tablets have captivated users as well, thanks to the pioneering PaperMatte Display and seamless productivity-boosting tools. The HUAWEI PaperMatte Display and M-Pencil have made digital reading and handwriting easier than ever, and apps like GoPaint and HUAWEI Notes have made digital creation accessible to a wider audience. Next month's event will also see the launch of a global GoPaint creative activity. Huawei aims to deepen its ties to young users with high-end, fashion-forward tech products that bridge digital and geographic barriers and cultivate new creative communities.