Huawei Watch GT 6 46mm Smartwatch - Grey With Grey Composite Leather Strap

Display

1.47-inch AMOLED

Brightness

Up to 3,000 nits (for outdoor visibility)

Design & Build

Circular case, likely ~46 mm (standard version)

Water / Dust Resistance

Rated 5 ATM & IP69 (up to 50 m immersion)

Sensors & Health Monitoring

• Huawei’s new TruSense system (for continuous HR variability, stress, emotional states)
• Arterial / cardiac data, arrhythmia detection (pulse-wave analysis)
• ECG in real time (in some versions / depending on region)
• Sleep tracking, stress, recovery analysis, emotional metrics

Sports & Activity Tracking

• 100+ workout modes (running, cycling, etc.)
• New cycling power meter feature (estimates “power output” in watts) without needing external sensors
• GPS with “Sunflower” dual-antenna / high precision positioning
• Auto route detection, sport route planning, etc.

Battery & Charging

• “Silicon architecture” battery (higher density) — Huawei claims up to 21 days of light use
• Up to 40 hours continuous GPS usage
• In heavier-use or full-feature mode likely lower in practice

Connectivity & Compatibility

• Bluetooth, possibly Wi-Fi (depending on region)
• Compatibility with Android / iOS via Huawei’s wearable companion app (Health / Wearables)
• No full Wear OS — Huawei uses its own OS / software stack (less third-party app support than some competitors)

Other Features

• Emergency SOS / fall detection: in case of sudden fall, SOS alert triggered or you can press a button series to call emergency number
• Notifications, alarms, reminders, calendar, etc.
• Multiple watch faces and customization
• Likely supports local storage for music / audio (depending on region)

Dimensions & Weight

• For 46 mm variant, weight (case only) is reported ~54.7 g
• Thickness and exact external dimensions: not always published, but typical of modern sport watches (10–14 mm range)

Caveats / Limitations

• In full-feature / heavy usage modes, battery will drop well short of the 21-day ideal
• Third-party app ecosystem more limited compared to full general-purpose smartwatches
• Some health metrics (like ECG) may be regionally restricted or require certification/regulation
• Accuracy of advanced metrics like power estimation on cycling may depend on software algorithms and calibration
• Sleep tracking and emotional metrics should be taken as estimates, not medical certainties