At its latest global launch event in Bangkok, Huawei introduced a new batch of wearables. Leading the announcement was the Huawei Watch Fit 5 series, consisting of a vanilla and Pro model. 

Huawei Watch Fit 5 and Fit 5 Pro

The standard Watch Fit 5 gets a 1.82-inch AMOLED display, while the Pro version increases that to 1.92 inches and adds sapphire glass, slimmer bezels, and 3,000 nits of peak brightness. The Pro model also uses titanium alloy and a nanoceramic finish on select versions.

Huawei says the Watch Fit 5 series introduces “Mini-Workout” mode, which is essentially a collection of short guided exercises designed for people who don’t want to commit to a full workout session. The feature even adds a small animated panda companion on the watch face.

The watches also expand outdoor fitness features. Cyclists can now see virtual power and cadence metrics in real time, while the Pro model adds trail running navigation and golf support with access to more than 17,000 courses globally. 

Both the model features improved sleep tracking, a-fib (atrial fibrillation) analysis, and the usual health and wellness features. The Pro, however, adds ECG and arterial stiffness detection. It also supports women’s health management with a temperature sensor that tracks wrist temperature trends and predicts period, ovulation day, and cycle.

As for the battery, the company says the Watch Fit 5 series can last up to 10 days under lighter usage conditions and around a week with more regular use. Both watches support Android and iOS. 

Huawei Watch Ultimate Design Spring Edition

Alongside the fitness-focused watches, Huawei also introduced something far more extravagant, the Huawei Watch Ultimate Design Spring Edition. Co-designed with jewelry designer Francesca Amfitheatrof, the smartwatch is covered with 99 natural diamonds, sapphire crystal detailing, and a titanium case inspired by Fibonacci patterns.

Despite the luxury focus, Huawei still packed in the usual smartwatch features. The watch supports ECG monitoring, respiratory tracking, eSIM calling, NFC payments, and even diving support up to 40 meters. 

Huawei Watch  GT Runner 2 Racing Legend Edition

Then there’s the Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 Racing Legend Edition, which targets serious runners instead of luxury buyers. Huawei says the watch improves GPS accuracy by 20%, thanks to a redesigned floating antenna system and dual-band satellite positioning. 

The company also worked with marathon runner Eliud Kipchoge on training features that include pace predictions, race preparation plans, lactate threshold analysis, and fueling reminders during long runs.

The Watch GT Runner 2 supports more than 100 sports modes and promises up to 14 days of battery life under lighter use. Like the rest of Huawei’s latest wearables, it works with both Android and iPhone devices, though some features remain limited on iOS.

Price and Availability

Huawei says the Huawei Watch Fit 5 Series will be available starting May 7 through the Huawei Store. The standard Watch Fit 5 is priced at £159.99, and the Watch Fit 5 Pro costs £249.99. 

Huawei is also bundling launch offers until June 21, including a £30 discount coupon, a free watch strap, and a Huawei Scale 3 with purchase. 

The luxury-focused Huawei Watch Ultimate Design Spring Edition will also go on sale from May 7 through the Huawei Store, priced at £3,499.99. Meanwhile, the Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 Racing Legend Edition costs £349.99.

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HUAWEI WATCH GT Runner 2

By 2026, it has become difficult for any smartwatch to truly stand out. Nevertheless, the HUAWEI Watch series remains one that Gizmochina Review continues to anticipate. Among the entire lineup, the HUAWEI Watch GT Runner series would be selected within the team without hesitation as the most memorable sub-series. It distinguished itself among professional sports smartwatches from 2021 onward. Five years ago, we reviewed the first-generation GT Runner, which left a lasting impression—certain running-tracking features from that model still rank among the best tie on the market today. At MWC 2026, HUAWEI introduced the all-new HUAWEI Watch GT Runner 2, a device that demonstrates considerable potential to challenge Garmin’s dominance in this segment.

With a comprehensive range of Garmin products already available across various price points—such as the 165, 265, 570, and 970 series—dedicated running devices have evolved to offer extensive capabilities for professional training and tracking. However, after two months of testing the GT Runner 2, a clear sense of ambition emerges: by addressing the full spectrum of sports and health applications, the watch elevates industry-leading performance to new levels.

Brief Summary

The following are the truly cutting-edge features of the HUAWEI Watch GT Runner 2:

1. Ultra-precise positioning and tracking for not only running but also any outdoor sport that requires route tracking/guiding, including hiking and cycling.
2. A comprehensive set of customizable training plans, including a dedicated marathon mode designed to simulate long-distance running training.
3. Access to a professional running performance assessment system when paired with the HUAWEI Health app, enabling precise improvements to personal best (PB) times.
4. An excellent, ultra-lightweight design that supports the watch’s precise tracking capabilities and enhances the wearing experience.
5. Incorporation of the latest all-scenario health features from the HUAWEI Watch series.

The Most Accurate Positioning

Accurate positioning data is essential for properly assessing running performance. At present, the GT Runner 2 delivers the best results in this regard. Over an 8-kilometer run, virtually no noticeable error in distance or route tracking is observed. The watch supports dual-band all-satellite positioning, including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, and QZSS—ensuring coverage by the strongest available signal regardless of the user’s location. To ensure this powerful positioning system operates reliably and efficiently, the watch incorporates a new frame design. A sandwich structure is employed, wherein the metal mid-frame transfers energy to the top floating titanium bezel via the dielectric bezel, generating circularly polarized signals that align effectively with satellite signals.

Even when running or walking in an urban canyon surrounded by towering buildings and dense trees, performance remains impressive.

It can be stated with certainty that during a recent 40-kilometer run, no noticeable drift in positioning or tracking occurred. For specifics, the following record is provided: a total of 7.07 kilometers was run back and forth along a riverbank, with careful attention to maintaining a consistent route. The route recorded by the watch closely matched the actual path, and the individual distance consistently remained around 3.03 kilometers.

My preferred running location is a sports park featuring an irregular 545-meter track, part of which winds through a wooded area. The recorded route consistently demonstrated excellent consistency lap after lap. Distance accuracy was also tested at another sports park with a 3-kilometer track by a mountain. After completing one lap and walking for a few extra seconds at the end, the watch recorded a distance of 3.01 kilometers—the most accurate reading recorded to date. For nearly all runners, accurate route tracking facilitates better monitoring of pace, stride, and other important metrics during training.

Full Details for Run Tracking

This is also among the most valuable benefits derived from the GT Runner 2: greater training consistency and improved self-awareness. Previously, the relationship between running performance and physical condition was difficult to assess accurately. Now, by strictly adhering to the training plans provided by the GT Runner 2, it is possible to track physical performance metrics and identify specific exercises that contribute to improved running performance. For instance, upon reviewing the running balance record, the GT Runner 2 indicated a tendency to place more stress on the left leg. It subsequently recommended Bulgarian split squats and alternating lunge jumps. After regularly performing Bulgarian split squats, the most recent running log shows improvement in the imbalance issue, and anaerobic performance can be sustained for longer durations. Additional metrics such as vertical oscillation, ground contact time, cadence, and others can also be tracked.

For users seeking a rapid assessment of overall running ability, the GT Runner 2 now features an upgraded running assessment system. The system provides access to the Running Ability Index (RAI), Training Load, Training Index, Recovery, VO₂ Max, and Predicted Time.

Marathon Coach & Companion

For marathon runners, the newly introduced intelligent Marathon mode, co-created with DSM-Firmenich Running Team on the GT Runner 2 represents a significant advancement. Runners may choose either a marathon test or follow a race event training plan. The event assistant within HUAWEI Health effectively fulfills the role of a coach, assisting in setting achievable goals and preparing a smart training plan.

Once a specific marathon event is selected, the app generates a training plan based on the user’s goals and running capacity. The plan includes specific weekly sessions such as easy runs, core strength training, progressive tempo runs, lower-body strength training, and steady long runs. Detailed exercise guidance is provided for each session, and the watch automatically records progress. If the watch detects that your metrics are not matching the workout intensity, it will work with the HUAWEI Health app to suggest lowering the intensity, helping you adapt more effectively to the rest of the training plan.

For those committed to improving their personal best, the GT Runner 2 paired with the HUAWEI Health app currently represents an excellent choice—a professional, ongoing training plan is delivered without high additional cost. Especially for amateur runners like me, this smart mode arrives at the perfect time, playing a key role in preventing improper training and reducing the risk of injury.

Innovative Sports Tracking

In addition to enhanced running tracking, the GT Runner 2 effectively builds upon the innovative sports tracking features developed in previous HUAWEI Watch generations, particularly the GT and Ultimate models, including golf, cycling, and hiking. For golf, the watch and app come preloaded with maps of golf courses in most countries and cities worldwide. Courses can be searched, downloaded, and synced to the watch. For outdoor adventure, the watch offers extensive offline maps for most countries, many of which are available with contour lines.

Sufficient Battery Life

Battery life is also impressive given the watch’s focus on athletic performance. Connectivity is limited to Bluetooth, NFC, and specific health and fitness devices, which contributes to extended battery life during workouts. Under normal daily use, including 1.5 hours of exercise tracking per day, the watch lasts over a week on a single charge. The included charging dock additionally provides extremely fast charging.

Multi-platform software compatibility

Currently, the most compatible mobile operating systems are undoubtedly HarmonyOS and EMUI. Since the global version of the GT Runner 2 runs on EMUI, this ensures that its features are nearly perfectly transferred to other Android phones. The only thing to note is that, due to restrictions on background app management imposed by other phone brands, you’ll need to manually enable settings such as “Background Protection” and “Ignore Battery Optimization.” When used with iOS, a small number of features may be limited, but overall, it still delivers one of the best smartwatch experiences outside the Apple Watch ecosystem. If you can accept that trade-off, it offers even more comprehensive sports tracking than most smartwatches, including the Apple Watch series.

Hassle-Free Wearing

Finally, the wearing experience merits discussion. For a watch with such impressive performance, the weight is just 43 grams on the wrist (measured with the default strap)—clearly designed to be lightweight for running.

At the same time, the default AirDry Woven Strap is truly exceptional; it is the most skin-friendly strap encountered. The strap quickly wicks away moisture after a run or even a swim, keeping the wrist dry and cool. It offers greater comfort than any sports silicone strap previously used. The reviewer’s wrist skin is particularly sensitive to sweat, and rashes often resulted from straps with poor breathability. The GT Runner 2’s strap has completely resolved this issue.

Conclusion

Personally, it is unlikely that this watch will need replacement for several years (mainly for running and hiking). As a powerful, smart running companion, no notable shortcomings can be identified on the smartwatch. A different watch might be chosen for aesthetic reasons or to match my outfit. But in terms of battery life and location tracking, the GT Runner 2’s current performance is difficult to surpass.

Its pinpoint dual-band satellite positioning, comprehensive training ecosystem, and marathon-focused features make it a compelling alternative to all established pro-lineups. Battery life comfortably exceeds a week under regular training loads, and the lightweight, breathable design ensures all-day comfort even for runners with sensitive skin. While iOS users may encounter minor feature limitations, the overall package remains one of the most polished and capable sports wearables on the market today. If you’re serious about improving your running performance without compromising on smartwatch functionality, the HUAWEI Watch GT Runner 2 is an easy recommendation.

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The smartwatch market in 2026 shows a clear divide. Some devices focus on advanced apps, bright AMOLED screens, and tight ecosystem integration. Others focus on one core goal: lasting as long as possible on a single charge. Battery life has become a defining factor for many buyers, especially for athletes, hikers, and users who do not want to charge a watch every day.

Manufacturers now approach endurance in different ways. Some rely on solar charging and low-power displays. Others use dual-chip systems or hybrid display technologies. The result is a wide range of smartwatches that can last anywhere from a few days to several weeks. Here are the best smartwatches with the longest battery life in March 2026.

Garmin Enduro 3

Garmin positions the Enduro 3 as a watch built for extreme endurance. The device uses solar charging and a highly efficient display to deliver exceptional battery life.

The watch can last up to 80 days in smartwatch mode with solar support, and even longer under ideal sunlight conditions. GPS usage also stretches far beyond typical smartwatches, making it suitable for ultra-distance events and long expeditions.

Garmin includes advanced tools such as endurance score, stamina tracking, and detailed navigation features. The Enduro 3 focuses on reliability and long-term performance rather than smart features.

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Garmin Fenix 8 Solar

The Fenix 8 Solar builds on Garmin’s flagship platform with a balance of endurance and features. It targets users who want strong battery life without sacrificing functionality.

The watch delivers up to 30 days of battery life in standard mode, which extends to around 48 days with solar charging on larger models. It also supports AMOLED variants, which trade some battery life for improved visuals.

Garmin equips the Fenix 8 with features like training readiness, ClimbPro, PacePro, and multi-band GNSS. It supports a wide range of activities and works well for both training and outdoor navigation.

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Coros Vertix 2S

Coros takes a different approach with the Vertix 2S. The company focuses on system-level efficiency instead of solar charging.

The watch offers up to 36 days of battery life in regular use and more than 118 hours in GPS mode.

This watch offers advanced offline mapping, dual-frequency GPS, and EvoLab analytics for training optimization.

Coros has built this device for endurance, incorporating a titanium bezel and sapphire glass for rugged durability. It functions exceptionally well in outdoor environments and is a reliable companion for mountaineers, runners, and explorers.

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Amazfit T-Rex Ultra 2

Amazfit positions the T-Rex Ultra 2 as a rugged smartwatch with strong endurance at a lower price point. The device combines durability with a feature-rich platform.

The watch can last up to 30 days in standard use. It includes offline maps, multi-satellite positioning, and a bright AMOLED display. That combination stands out in this segment, where long battery life often comes with simpler displays.

The device also includes features such as a built-in flashlight and climbing tools. It works well for outdoor users who want a capable watch without spending too much.

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Huawei Watch GT Runner 2

Huawei positions the Watch GT Runner 2 (full review) as a running-focused smartwatch with a lightweight titanium build and breathable strap design. It delivers up to 14 days of battery life under light use and around 7 days with typical usage.

The watch focuses on running performance with advanced metrics such as running power, training intensity, and race prediction tools. It also supports multi-satellite GPS tracking, over 100 sports modes, and a full suite of health monitoring features.

TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro

Mobvoi uses a dual-display system to extend battery life on the TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro. The watch includes an AMOLED screen and a secondary ultra-low-power display.

The watch delivers up to 90 hours in Smart Mode and up to 45 days in Essential Mode. The secondary display handles basic information while reducing power consumption.

The device runs on Wear OS, which supports apps, notifications, and Google services. This approach allows the watch to maintain smart features while improving endurance.

Xiaomi Watch 5

Xiaomi introduces new battery technology with the Watch 5. The device uses a silicon-carbon battery along with a dual-chip system to improve efficiency.

The watch lasts up to 6 days in standard smart mode and up to 18 days in power-saving mode. These numbers are significant for a Wear OS smartwatch with deep Google integration.

The Watch 5 also supports gesture controls and advanced sensors. It focuses on balancing modern smartwatch features with improved battery life.

OnePlus Watch 3

OnePlus improves battery life on the Watch 3 compared to previous models. The smartwatch delivers up to 120 hours of battery life in smart mode and up to 16 days in power saver mode.

It includes a large AMOLED display, improved health tracking, and fast charging support. The watch also supports over 100 sports modes and dual-band GPS tracking.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra

Samsung positions the Galaxy Watch Ultra as a premium smartwatch with strong performance and ecosystem integration. The device delivers up to 48 hours of battery life in standard use and 100 hours in low power mode.

It includes a titanium build, advanced sensors, and multi-sport tracking features. The smartwatch also supports LTE connectivity and integrates deeply with Samsung devices.

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Apple Watch Ultra 3

Apple focuses on performance and ecosystem features with the Watch Ultra 3. The device delivers up to 42 hours of battery life and up to 72 hours in low power mode.

It includes features such as satellite communication, advanced health tracking, and improved fitness tools. The smartwatch integrates tightly with the Apple ecosystem and supports a wide range of third-party apps.

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MWC 2026 introduced a wide range of new devices, from flagship smartphones to experimental concepts. Huawei led the announcements with the Huawei Mate 80 Pro, a flagship smartphone featuring a 3000-nit OLED display, variable-aperture camera, and strong durability ratings. The company also revealed the Huawei Watch GT Runner 2, a titanium running smartwatch with dual-band GPS and long sports tracking battery life.

Honor showcased the Honor Magic V6 foldable, notable for its thin 4 mm open profile and 6,660 mAh battery. Lenovo presented the Lenovo ThinkBook Modular AI PC Concept and the Lenovo Legion Go Fold Concept gaming handheld, while XGIMI MemoMind One glasses and the Lenovo ThinkTab X11 rugged tablet also drew attention.

Huawei Mate 80 Pro – Best Smartphone

The Huawei Mate 80 Pro marks Huawei’s first global Mate flagship since 2022. It features a 6.75-inch flat OLED display with adaptive refresh from 1 Hz to 120 Hz and peak brightness of 3000 nits. While the brand has not confirmed it, the device likely uses Huawei’s in-house Kirin 9030 Pro processor with 16 GB RAM and 512 GB storage.

The camera system includes a 50 MP Ultra Lighting main sensor with variable aperture from f/1.4 to f/4.0 and optical image stabilization. It also has a 40 MP ultra-wide camera and a 48 MP 4× telephoto camera with up to 100× zoom. A 13 MP autofocus front camera sits in a punch-hole cutout. The phone uses a 5,750 mAh battery that supports 100 W wired charging and 80 W wireless SuperCharge.

Huawei also focused on durability. The phone uses second-generation Kunlun glass, a vegan fiber frame, and IP68 and IP69 protection against water and dust. It is rated to survive up to 6 meters of water submersion and high-pressure water jets. The device runs EMUI 15 globally, while the Chinese version uses HarmonyOS 6. The design includes Huawei’s Dual Space Rings camera layout with two circular rings.

The Huawei Mate 80 Series didn’t just win at MWC; It is also a declaration of return. The Mate80 Series represents a pinnacle of hardware engineering. The integration of the brand-new chipset delivers a thermal efficiency and sustained performance that outclass much of the competition. However, the true standout is the imaging system—by re-architecting the sensor layout and leveraging AI-driven computational photography, Huawei has effectively closed the gap on optical zoom, offering focal lengths previously unattainable in a consumer device. As for the rest, it is, quite simply, the most technically accomplished smartphone on the market.

Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 – Best Wearable

The Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 is designed for runners and endurance athletes. It uses a titanium alloy case measuring 43.5 mm and only 10.7 mm thick. The watch weighs about 34.5 g. The display is a 1.32-inch AMOLED panel with 466×466 resolution and 3000-nit brightness, protected by second-generation Kunlun glass.

Huawei added a new 3D floating antenna system with dual-band GPS using L1 and L5 signals. The company says this improves positioning accuracy by about 20 percent in dense cities or tunnels.

The watch includes an Intelligent Marathon Mode developed with DSM-Firmenich. It offers structured training plans, pace charts, finish predictions, and digital pacing guidance.

The device supports more than 100 sports modes, including triathlon, trail running, golf, and freediving down to 40 meters. It also tracks ECG, blood oxygen, sleep, and stress. The watch has 5 ATM water resistance and an IP69 rating. Battery life is rated at up to 14 days for light use, 7 days for typical use, or about 32 hours with GPS tracking enabled.

The HUAWEI WATCH GT Runner 2 redefines sports wearables. Its ‘Best Smart Wearable’ win was largely attributed to its industry-leading biomechanical tracking precision and optimized experience for humanity’s oldest sport – running. With refined 3D floating antenna for ‘the best distance, pace, and route tracking performance ever’ and advanced running dynamics, it delivers lab-grade analytics directly to the wrist—bridging the gap between casual fitness trackers and professional coaching tools.

Honor Magic V6 – Best Foldable

Honor’s latest flagship foldable, the Magic V6, pushed two records: at 8.75 mm folded (4 mm open) it’s the thinnest foldable yet, and it packs a gargantuan battery (6,660 mAh) for all-day life.

It runs the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor with 16 GB RAM and 512 GB storage. The inner display is a 7.95-inch LTPO2 AMOLED panel with 2352×2172 resolution, 1–120 Hz refresh rate, and 5000-nit peak brightness. The outer display is a 6.52-inch LTPO AMOLED panel with 2420 × 1080 resolution and up to 6000 nits brightness. Both displays support stylus input. The phone includes high-frequency PWM dimming, anti-reflective coating that reduces glare by 33 percent, and true 10-bit color.

Honor engineered a new Super Steel Hinge (2800 MPa steel) tested for 500k folds and a reinforced Ultra-Thin Glass, while the crease is claimed to be “minimal, imperceptible.”

The camera setup includes a 50 MP main camera with OIS and variable aperture from f/1.4 to f/4.0, a 64 MP periscope telephoto camera with 3× optical zoom and OIS, and a 50 MP ultra-wide camera.

It runs MagicOS 10 based on Android 16 and will receive seven years of OS updates. Honor says the device is the first foldable to receive TÜV Rheinland certification for 24-hour battery life thanks to its silicon-carbon blade battery with 32 percent silicon.

The HONOR Magic V6 redefines what a foldable can be. By packing a groundbreaking 6660mAh silicon-carbon battery into a chassis just 4mm thin when unfolded, Honor has shattered the compromise between portability and endurance. Meanwhile, its rich AI software capabilities also give its large external display more versatile applications.

Lenovo ThinkBook Modular AI PC Concept – Best Concept

The Lenovo ThinkBook Modular AI PC Concept is a flexible laptop idea designed for business users. The base unit has a 14-inch display. Additional modules such as keyboards, ports, and extra displays attach using Lenovo’s Magic Bay pogo-pin connector system.

A second 14-inch display can attach to the lid for face-to-face viewing or sit beside the laptop as a vertical monitor. Removing the keyboard allows both displays to form a 19-inch dual-screen workstation.

Users can also swap I/O modules such as USB-A, USB-C, and HDMI without replacing the entire device. Lenovo designed the system with repairability and long product lifecycles in mind. Pricing and release plans have not been announced since it remains a concept.

The Lenovo ThinkBook Modular AI PC Concept is a manifesto for the future of personal computing, recognizing a bold reimagining of what a laptop can become. By decoupling core components into swappable, intelligent modules—from AI-accelerated graphics units to hot-swappable storage and I/O expansions—Lenovo transforms a traditional clamshell into a living ecosystem.

MemoMind One – Smart AR Glasses

The XGIMI MemoMind One AI glasses bring assistant features into lightweight eyewear. The glasses weigh about 30 g and use dual microLED waveguide displays to project information onto the lenses. They do not include cameras to address privacy concerns.

Built-in speakers and microphones support voice commands for AI chat, translations, reminders, and summaries. During demonstrations, the glasses translated conversations between Chinese and English and created reminders such as flight check-in alerts.

The glasses resemble regular frames but have thicker temples that hold the battery and projection hardware. Users see subtle green text overlays for notifications, calendar updates, and weather.

The glasses run a hybrid operating system that switches between multiple AI models on the device. Battery life is about 16 hours per charge, and XGIMI is developing a charging case for extended use.

While competitors force users to cross their eyes at single-square projections, MemoMind’s dual-eye waveguide display delivers crisp, natural text across both lenses—making augmented information feel like an extension of normal vision.

Lenovo ThinkTab X11 – Rugged Tablet

The Lenovo ThinkTab X11 is a rugged Android tablet built for logistics, construction, and field work. It features a 10.95-inch LCD display with a 90 Hz refresh rate and 600-nit brightness that works with gloves or wet hands.

The tablet runs the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor with up to 12 GB RAM and 512 GB UFS storage. Its chassis is MIL-STD-810H certified and IP68 rated for dust and water resistance. The device also has a removable back panel with a screwless latch.

The tablet supports a battery-less mode that allows operation from external power sources such as vehicles. It includes two USB-C ports for charging and peripherals, NFC support, and a 10,200 mAh battery.

The tablet runs Android 14 with enterprise management features. Lenovo confirmed a starting price of about €499, or roughly $540, with an April 2026 launch.

Lenovo Legion Go Fold Concept – Foldable Gaming Handheld

The Lenovo Legion Go Fold Concept is a unique gaming handheld that takes advantage of advancements in foldable display technology, allowing it to function as a 3-in-1 device: a gaming console, a tablet, and a mini laptop.

When folded, it uses a 7.7-inch 1600p POLED display with detachable magnetic controllers. When unfolded, the display expands to 11.6 inches.

The device supports several modes. Standard handheld mode uses the 7.7-inch display. Vertical split-screen mode unfolds the display into two stacked panels so users can play a game on one side while viewing guides or chat on the other.

Horizon mode rotates the unfolded display into an 11.6-inch landscape gaming screen. Desktop mode allows the device to connect to a dock with a wireless keyboard and touchpad.

The system runs on an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V processor with 32 GB RAM and a 48 Wh battery. The right controller includes a touchscreen for shortcuts and performance stats. The device runs Windows 11 and supports PC game libraries. Since it is still a concept, Lenovo has not announced pricing or release plans.

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At the launch event today, Huawei officially released the Huawei Watch GT Runner 2. As the name implies, it’s a running-focused smartwatch with precision tracking, structured marathon training, and a lighter overall design. 

At the center of the pitch is what Huawei calls an industry-leading 3D floating antenna system. The company says this setup improves positioning accuracy by 20 percent compared to previous models, even in dense urban areas, near tall buildings, or inside tunnels. 

The watch supports dual-band GPS (L1 + L5) and works with multiple satellite systems, including GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, QZSS, and NavIC.

Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 Design and Display

The design has also been reworked with runners in mind. The watch case, bezel, crown, and buttons are made from titanium alloy, and the body measures 43.5mm by 43.5mm with a thickness of 10.7mm. 

At around 34.5 grams (without the strap), it’s notably light for a watch in this category. Huawei pairs it with a new AirDry woven strap that uses a hollowed design for improved breathability. The company claims it boosts airflow by 25 percent compared to earlier straps. There’s also a fluoroelastomer strap included for workouts where sweat and water are more of a concern.

The display is a 1.32-inch AMOLED panel with a 466 x 466 resolution and a peak brightness of up to 3000 nits. The glass on top is second-generation Kunlun Glass, which checks out durability.

The Runner 2 is all about running!

But the bigger story here is software. The wearable comes with a DSM-Firmenich Running Team co-developed Intelligent Marathon Mode, which offers structured race preparation. 

Runners can access major marathon events or create custom ones, generate tailored training plans, and track advanced metrics like lactate threshold, running power, training intensity, and a Running Ability Index. The watch can also predict finishing times based on historical data and training trends. 

During races, the watch can display real-time pace charts, estimated finish times, and your gap against a target time. There’s also a digital pacer and fueling reminders designed to keep energy levels steady during long efforts. Post-run, the Huawei Health app breaks down performance data and provides form insights and recovery guidance.

Beyond running, the watch supports over 100 sports modes, including trail running, swimming, cycling, golf (with access to over 17,000 courses in select markets), and freediving up to 40 meters. It carries a 5 ATM and IP69 rating, although Huawei notes it’s not designed for hot showers or deep scuba diving.

Health and wellness features

As for health tracking, the watch includes ECG monitoring, heart rate variability tracking, blood oxygen measurement, sleep tracking with breathing awareness, and stress insights. Huawei is careful to note that these features are for reference only and not intended for medical diagnosis.

The Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 has a rated battery life of up to 14 days under light use, 7 days under typical use, and up to 32 hours in outdoor workout mode with precise positioning enabled. 

You can charge it wirelessly, and the watch supports NFC payments, Bluetooth calling, standalone music playback, and QR code scanning. It works with both Android and iOS devices, though some features, like custom video watch faces and music syncing, are limited when paired with iPhones.

Huawei Watch GT Runner 2 Price

The Watch GT Runner 2 retails at £350 and will go on open sale starting today. You can choose from Dawn Orange, Dusk Blue, and Midnight Black colors. 

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Smartwatches may have very limited features, but when you have a smartwatch that is highly specialized and well optimized in the right features, then that’s a really good deal to consider, isn’t it?

The smartwatch, which we are going to talk about today belongs to this category, and it is none other than the Huawei watch GT Runner. This latest Huawei smartwatch is not only a normal wearable assistant but also your personal running coach. So we decided to wear it for daily activities, especially for daily running. At this point, we were able to draw the conclusion that the GT Runner is the best smartwatch for people who take running as their primary exercise. 

It is assembled with capable hardware sensors and professional software that can record and process environmental and health data. It can also produce customized scientific and effective training plans, providing you with an easy yet highly professional fitness experience. 

Before we get into the specially assembled features, let’s take a look at the design and built. One of the most impressive parts about its built is the weight. It has a comfortable weight of 38.5 grams, which is lighter than any other Huawei Watch in the market. 

Thanks to the ultra-light silicon strap and good choice of materials, the whole watch is very sturdy and solid and has a very premium, high-end feeling with ceramic ultra-light bezel and aerospace-grade titanium-alloy watch crown. The strap is also very elastic, the experience of wearing the watch around your wrist is delightful. Even after a long time of running, with sweat and weariness, it still can be very comfortable. The upper button has a smooth rotatable crown, which is also very pleasing to use. And with this really fashionable and premium look, the design and built surely are top-notch level.

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As for the specs, it comes with a 1.43 inch AMOLED display that supports slide and touch gestures, 4GB RAM, and most importantly 5 ATM water-resistant, which means it can be used under 50 meters of water. That is great news for runners who also enjoy swimming. At the same time, it is also rated IP68, so you don’t have to worry about the dust as well.

It has a 455 mAh battery with wireless charging, and that is enough for 14 days of typical use without charging. In actual use, it’s good for daily typical scenarios, including a 90-minute workout per week. You can even get a longer battery if you turn off some standby features like continuous heart rate monitoring. But if you’re a self-disciplinarian who works out every single day and uses sensors more frequently, battery life could still last for 6-7 days.

Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Geomagnetic, Optical heart rate, and Air pressure sensors are the main sensors that enable measuring and collecting environmental and health data. One of the most impressive experiences of using the GT Runner is its accurate positioning and route tracking. Thanks to the insane five major satellite systems integrated into the watch (GPS+Beidou+GLONASS+Galileo+QZSS), it has the most precise positioning and distance counting that I’ve ever seen on a smartwatch. And almost no obvious trajectory drift happened to the watch during running.

For most runners, one of the biggest headaches is quantifying their running performance, it is a complicated process, but with all these various and powerful sensors and a well-designed HUAWEI TruSport software, you will be provided with the Running Ability Index (RAI) to evaluate your running performance based on your heart rate, pace, distance, frequency, and other multidimensional data. When I wore it and went out for a morning jog, I could not only see my accurate dynamic heart rate and SpO2 but also get other professional data such as fatigue level, training index, and aerobic/anaerobic training pressure. I can use this information to make reasonable adjustments to improve my results. 

And the Huawei Health app is the best smart wearable app that I’ve used on the Android platform. The most valuable point of the software is that it adapts almost all the features to other brands’ phones, bringing almost the same experience on most android devices as using a Huawei phone. In the app, users can develop their own health plans, take exercise courses, or set training goals. 

Apart from these features for runners, it’s also as powerful as any other Huawei smartwatch as a daily driver. It runs on HarmonyOS 2.0 and offers sleep and stress monitoring and healthy living reminders like drinking water, deep breathing, early bedtime, and even daily smile through the HUAWEI Health app feature. Because it’s so comfortable to wear, wearing it at night when I am sleeping is also much easier compared to other watches. Therefore, I can now even consider trying out sleep monitoring. It also provides music playback with earphones or speakers and comes with a large amount of storage space which can store up to 500 songs. And of course, getting notifications, and sending messages are all available as other watches.

The watch is positioned as the company’s first professional running watch and is priced at €299. This price may not be very exciting, but if you want the above-mentioned professional features, then it can still be a very good bargain to have. At least for me, I think I can have a great time wearing on my wrist, monitoring my fitness and health, in a way that will actually bring some positive impact on my total well-being.

On the other hand, I will also want to spend this money on other options, such as eating healthier stuff or buying a good bike to enjoy more outdoor time. So you can make your purchase decision depending on your preference.

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