Updated
Updated · HC Newsroom · Sep 4
Huawei Watch D3 Debuts With 1.92-Inch Display and 7-Readings-a-Day BP Tracking
Updated
Updated · HC Newsroom · Sep 4

Huawei Watch D3 Debuts With 1.92-Inch Display and 7-Readings-a-Day BP Tracking

3 articles · Updated · HC Newsroom · Sep 4

Summary

  • Huawei’s Watch D3 arrives as a health-focused smartwatch with four headline upgrades over the D2, centered on a larger screen, slimmer build and expanded blood-pressure monitoring.
  • The display grows to 1.92 inches with 3,000 nits peak brightness and a 6.4% higher screen-to-body ratio, up from the D2’s 1.82-inch panel and 1,500 nits.
  • The new model is 11.3mm thick, cuts overall thickness by 15% and weight by 9%, and uses a strap that is 7.5 grams lighter than the previous generation.
  • Blood-pressure features now include pre- and post-exercise checks for running, cycling and walking, plus alerts tied to high readings, temperature drops and high altitudes.
  • Huawei also adds a less disruptive ambulatory BP mode that delivers full-day tracking with seven measurements—four daytime and three nighttime—building on the Watch D line’s medical-wearable push unveiled in Munich.

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