Earlier today, Huawei kicked off its smart life new product unveil event to launch many new smart life products. At the event, Huawei’s COO of consumer BG, He Gang, took to the stage to make some market performance announcements regarding Huawei’s smart wearable devices.

He Gang stated that Huawei’s cumulative global shipments of smart wearable devices had exceeded 80 million units. He further added that Huawei is still first in China when it comes to wrist-worn wearable devices. Huawei has served more than 320 million users worldwide, and Huawei’s sports health App has reached 83 million monthly active users worldwide.

Huawei has also cooperated with more than 60 research institutions to carry out health research in the fields of respiratory health, heart health, sleep apnea, vascular health, women’s health, and more with Huawei wearable devices. At present, more than 5 million users have joined the research ecosystem of Huawei Research.

He Gang also pointed out that in the future, Huawei’s smart wearable devices will be divided into five series, namely smart technology, fashion trends, health care, classic all-around, and professional extremes.

Following these announcements, we expect multiple new launches in the wearable device segment by Huawei. In fact, earlier today, Huawei released the Watch GT Runner, the WATCH GT 3, Huawei FreeBuds Lipstick (earbuds), MateBook E 2021, and Mate X2 collector’s edition.

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