Huawei launched HUAWEI MatePad Pro, Harmony OS 2.0 and various other products

Huawei recently had its launch event in China, where we got to see the future plans of Huawei along with their wide range of products. We got to see HUAWEI MatePad Pro, HUAWEI WATCH 3 Series, HUAWEI FreeBuds 4, HarmonyOS 2, and various other products like Monitors smart devices making in a total of roughly 100 products. 

Some of the major highlights were the Watch 3 series, Harmony OS 2, and Huawei MatePad Pro, so let’s have a deeper dive into these products.  

Huawei Watch 3 Series 

Huawei has been into wearable games for a long time, with almost 8.4% market share in smartwatch sales throughout the globe. The Watch 3 series is their new flagship series which runs on their own Harmony OS 2.0. Talking about the design, the watch comes with a curved display with stainless steel, and it has a round face with a 3D rotating crown on top with pressure sensors and can provide haptic feedback. 

When connecting with your Smartphone, you can make and receive phone calls and can also listen to music. As the watch runs on Huawei’s Harmony OS, there’s a seamless connection with the Huawei devices. Not only all that, Watch Series 3 supports 100 new activity modes, and along with that, it can also measure your skin temperature and is even equipped with fall detection and SOS Functions. 

Talking about the battery, the Watch 3 Pro can serve you till 21-days on ultra-long battery life mode, while using the smart mode can give you full 5 days of usage. The regular Watch 3 can last 3 days on smart mode and 14 days while using ultra-long battery mode. 

Huawei MatePad Pro 

The all-new Huawei MatePad Pro 12.6 is the latest flagship tablet from Huawei; unlike their previous tablets, this one runs on Huawei’s own Harmony OS 2 instead of Android. Upfront, the tablet has a gorgeous 12.6-inch OLED panel with support for the DCI-P3 color gamut resulting in incredibly high color accuracy, delivering a crisp, color-accurate picture that is on par with professional monitors.

Huawei’s own Kirin 9000E 5GSoC powers the tablet. It is a 5nm Octa-core SoC with 1×3.13 GHz Cortex-A77 & 3×2.54 GHz Cortex-A77 & 4×2.05 GHz Cortex-A55 cores and Mali-G78 MP22 GPU.  So we can expect some excellent flagship performance with this one. Huawei Mate Pad also supports M-pencil, which will come bundled with the device, but you can even buy it separately. While the Smart Magnetic Keyboard is €129.99 on its own. The smaller, 10.8-inch HUAWEI MatePad Pro is also getting a refresh with a new processor and HarmonyOS 2.

Specification of Huawei MatePad Pro 12.6 

Harmony OS 2.0

Harmony OS is a big leap for Huawei after their dispute with the USA and Google. The OS powers all the products launched at their latest event. It makes the connection seamless between other Harmony OS 2, devices like IoT products, Huawei smartphones, TVs, and even wireless earbuds from Huawei. 

Talking about the integration of Harmony OS 2 in Smartphones and tablets, the new HarmonyOS Home Screen is more streamlined and organized than ever. You can swipe up on apps to generate Service Widgets 7 that display real-time, easy-to-access information or services without having to open the app itself.

Huawei also promises better Battery life, RAM management, and top-of-the-life privacy features on their Harmony OS 2.0. We are really excited to get our hands on this new OS. Almost 100 different Huawei devices ranging from Mate 40 series, Mate 30 series, P40 series, Mate X2, nova 8 series, and MatePad Pro series.

If users want to experience the new OS sooner, they can fill up the form for Beta update via Huawei Club or on the My Huawei app or sign up for the HarmonyOS Experience Officer Program in any of Huawei’s 66 offline experience stores in China 11. 

So those were the quick highlight’s from Huawei’s latest event. Let us know your thoughts about these products in the comment section below.