Huawei Watch D3 and FreeBuds Neo introduced: medical blood pressure measurement and lossless audio support

Huawei Watch D3, which can measure blood pressure at medical level, and Huawei FreeBuds Neo, which offers lossless audio support, were introduced. Here are its features and price.

While Huawei updated its health-focused smart watch family with the new Huawei Watch D3 model, it officially announced the FreeBuds Neo model on the wireless headset side. Watch D3, which can measure blood pressure at medical level with a physical airbag from the wrist, draws attention with its much thinner body compared to its predecessor and its huge AMOLED screen reaching 3,000 nits of brightness. FreeBuds Neo, introduced simultaneously, stands out with its high-resolution lossless audio transmission and adaptive noise canceling capabilities.

Thinner Body, Brighter Screen: What Does Huawei Watch D3 Offer?

Raising the bar in health technologies, Huawei makes important touches on both hardware and design in the new member of the Watch D series. The aluminum body, which is thinner than its predecessor, has a thickness of 11.3 mm and a weight of 40 grams. On the front of the device, there is a 1.92 inch LTPO AMOLED panel with a resolution of 480 x 408 pixels. The peak brightness value, which was 1,500 nits in the previous generation, increases to 3,000 nits with the Watch D3, providing perfect visibility even under direct sunlight.

The integrated air cushion strap system, which is the most defining feature of the watch, has also been renewed. The airbag, which has become one millimeter narrower, inflates and performs blood pressure measurement at medical standards from the wrist. While the device continues to support 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM), it uses a new pump mechanism that works much quieter for night measurements.

Advanced Health Tracking and Bluetooth 6.0 Support

Watch D3 goes beyond classical blood pressure measurement and has a new tracking system that can analyze blood pressure changes before and after training. However, thanks to Huawei's Health Glance feature, it offers 11 different critical health indicators in a single report, including heart rate, blood pressure and blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) in just 60 seconds.

Adopting Bluetooth 6.0 technology, one of the most current standards on the connection side, the watch promises up to 6 days of battery life in standard use with its 540 mAh capacity battery. The European price of the model, which comes in two different color options: Mocha Gold and Black, is set at £ 399.99.

Lossless Audio and Adaptive ANC: Huawei FreeBuds Neo

Another surprise of the event, Huawei FreeBuds Neo, joins the brand's wireless headphone portfolio as a strong alternative. The headset, which can filter up to 30 dB of ambient noise with its dual-channel active noise canceling (ANC) system, works with an adaptive algorithm that analyzes environmental sounds in milliseconds.

Powered by Huawei's third-generation audio chip, FreeBuds Neo supports 2.3 Mbps high-resolution lossless audio transmission and a maximum transfer rate of 990 kbps. The model promises a cinematic acoustic experience with spatial sound support; It can seamlessly establish dual device connections with Android, iOS and Windows platforms. The model, which will be available in Silver, Pink, White and Black color options, has a price tag of £ 119.99.

Pricing and Release Date

Huawei Watch D3, which stands out with its advanced medical sensors, and FreeBuds Neo, which aims for high sound quality, are officially available for sale as of September 23. While Watch D3 is a strong alternative for those who want to take their health monitoring to a professional level, FreeBuds Neo is among the notable options for users looking for high-resolution sound throughout the ecosystem.