Huawei is stocking up on new products from Dubai

The Chinese giant is holding a new conference in the United Arab Emirates and introducing a new series of products, namely the affordable smartwatch Watch Fit 3 and MateBook for Huawei Watch 4 Pro.

Just days after launching the Pura 70 smartphones in France, Huawei is striking while the iron is hot and updating most of its catalogue. On the menu: lightweight, affordable and versatile watches, laptop An ultra-powerful, featherweight tablet with exceptional comfort. Let’s break it all down.

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Watch Fit 3 that does it all

It’s the star of today’s release: Huawei Watch Fit 3 follows the basics of its predecessors and evolves into a boxy design reminiscent of the Apple Watch. Equipped with a 1.82-inch AMOLED screen, it weighs just 26 grams and remains just under 10mm thick (9.9mm exactly). It’s simple: this is the thinnest and lightest smartwatch Huawei has ever released.

If the Fit 3 is suitable for everyone, even those with a sedentary lifestyle, then it obviously has plenty of sports and health monitoring features. Of particular note is the Stay Fit app, which offers users nutrition analysis to help them monitor their diet. The smarter Fit 3 also offers “intelligent training” to tailor the level and frequency of training to the wearer’s habits and desires.

Finally, Huawei Watch Fit 3 can be kept on all night. With TruSleep 4.0, sleep cycle monitoring is improved and even allows you to track the user’s breathing at night.

Huawei Watch Fit 3 is available for pre-order today for 159.99 euros. Please note that Huawei is also taking the opportunity to release a “Space Edition” of its high-end Huawei Watch 4 Pro for €649.99.

The MateBook X Pro becomes more advanced and the MatePad becomes more readable

Luckily, Huawei is releasing a new high-end tablet on the same day that Apple unveils its new iPads. Thus, the MatePad 11.5″S is a tablet with an 11.5-inch OLED screen (3:2 aspect ratio), which features the latest generation PaperMatte screen. This process reduces screen reflections to “less than 2%,” the manufacturer promises, and ensures optimal readability in all circumstances. Its resolution is set at 2.8K and its refresh rate is 144Hz.

Finally, the MateBook X Pro ends the show with flying colors. Although it uses the same chassis as its predecessor, it weighs approximately 280 grams less. Which means it weighs only 980 grams. Amazing, especially since the rest of the data sheet is consistent: this year we’re moving to a 14.2-inch OLED screen with a resolution of 3120×2080 pixels at 120Hz. HDR brightness is also stated to be 1000 nits. Finally, we can count on the Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and its powerful NPU, designed to power the artificial intelligence train Microsoft has launched in Windows.