Huawei is reportedly gearing up to launch a new blood pressure measurement smartwatch, the Huawei Watch D2, in the second half of this year. This news comes from a Weibo tipster who did not reveal any further details about the upcoming device.
However, we can look to the current version, the Huawei Watch D, for insight into what the Watch D2 might offer. The Huawei Watch D is a health-oriented smart wearable that boasts a high-precision pressure sensor, meticulous pressure feedback controls, and less air resistance. The device takes care of all blood pressure readings using the Huawei TruBP blood pressure algorithm, which is based on a cascade model.
The Watch D also features customizable smart blood pressure reminders and offers insights into blood pressure-related issues, exercise, and weight, helping users improve their overall health. Additionally, the Watch D includes a powerful ECG analysis capability that provides single-lead ECG measurement.
The Watch D is made with new intricate blood pressure components in a wrist-size compact device, featuring 2.5D curved glass and a durable aluminum alloy frame. The macromolecular tensile strap, ergonomically-arced airbag, and butterfly clasp ensure that the watch remains stable during inflation, enhancing the precision of impromptu blood pressure readings.
With the rumored release of the Huawei Watch D2, consumers can expect even more health-focused features and capabilities from the tech giant. It will be interesting to see how the Watch D2 builds upon the success of its predecessor and how it compares to other health-oriented smart wearables on the market.
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