Get ready for new Huawei tech! The Watch GT 6 smartwatches and FreeBuds 7i earbuds are in the pipeline for a 2025 launch, possibly very soon. Leaks offer early hints about these high-end products.

A Weibo tipster mentioned what new products Huawei will release in the coming months. The list counts flagship phones, wearables, earbuds, PCs, and new tablets.

Huawei is likely releasing its second tri-folding phone in September, around the same time Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 17. Huawei might follow their usual launch plan.”

Huawei’s September event could be massive! Expect not just the Mate XT 2, but also the Watch GT 6 series, FreeClip 2, FreeBuds 7i, and the MatePad Pro 12.2 2025. New wearables are definitely on the horizon for then.

Huawei Watch GT 6

Huawei has delivered two outstanding smartwatches this year. The Watch 5 boasts X-Tap multi-sensing technology, letting you get a comprehensive health status in a single touch. Meanwhile, the Watch Fit 4 series includes a new Pro variant equipped with the TruSense Health System for enhanced health tracking.

Though what new changes Watch GT 6 will bring on the surface would be interesting to see.

Huawei is expected to unveil a big batch of new products towards the end of 2025. This includes the Mate 80 series, which will come with the brand-new HarmonyOS 6.0 operating system in November. They might also release two new MateBook laptops with fresh software.

As mentioned earlier, the upcoming HarmonyOS PCs will use the same X90 chipset. Though there could be variations in specs, design, and price.

There are a small tablet and the Nova Flip 2 foldable phone missing. The company might launch these devices next month, which would be August 2025.

Good news for Mate 40 users! After a 10-month wait, Huawei is finally rolling out a surprise improvement update for the Mate 40 series. This is big news since the device hasn’t received any firmware or security updates in months.

Your Huawei Mate 40 series is getting better! A new HarmonyOS 4.2.0.180 update is rolling out, bringing important security improvements and squashing those pesky glitches for a smoother experience.

The company has optimized certain existing features of the device. It boosts the information usage experience for better browsing and enhances the display effect of the call interface.

Beyond some tweaks to phone calls, this update also brings the crucial May 2025 security patch. HarmonyOS 5.0 This means your device will be better protected against underlying problems that could affect your usage.

Huawei Mate 40

Other than these changes, the company did not  mention new points in the changelog. But users may observe some internal enhancements after installing the latest update.

To get this new update without any problems, your phone needs to be on version 4.2.0.138 or 4.2.0.172.

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• Huawei Mate 40 RS Porsche Design Collector’s Edition.

Huawei’s next two HarmonyOS PCs (H2 2025) will likely continue to use the Kirin X90 chip, with no processor change anticipated for the year.

A leak suggests Huawei won’t update its PC chip this year, sticking with the Kirin X90 for new HarmonyOS models.

Even though Huawei’s new computers this year will use the same chip, some people on the internet are guessing that next year (2026), Huawei’s PC chip will get a big upgrade, possibly using a newer, smaller 5nm technology.

When Huawei launched its HarmonyOS MateBook Pro and foldable PCs with the Kirin X90, many expected a 5nm chip. But TechInsights’ detailed look inside revealed it’s still using the 7nm process.

Huawei PCs, powered by the Kirin X90 and enhanced by software, boast amazing features and strong AI capabilities, outperforming older Windows-based MateBooks.

HormonyOS PC

But with the help of software capabilities, the Kirin X90 chip is offering a significant boost to Huawei PCs. These notebooks carry a set of amazing features and AI capabilities over the traditional Windows-based MateBook versions.

The latest information from Huawei indicates that their future PCs will facilitate direct app installation from external sources, in addition to or instead of their proprietary HarmonyOS app gallery.

Huawei’s next generation of PCs will offer a tablet-like mode thanks to their detachable keyboards, aiming to provide a seamless 2-in-1 experience, a concept previously seen in their MateBook E line from 2022.

The biggest change this time will be the HarmonyOS software itself. This means we can expect the new MateBook computers to be much better at handling many tasks at once.