Honor is set to unveil its flagship Watch 6 Pro smartwatch on September 28. The device will feature a True Color OLED display capable of reaching a peak brightness of 5500 nits. The manufacturer plans to offer the watch in various designs, including ceramic and steel finishes, along with multiple color options.
The new model introduces a system designed to detect signs of cardiac arrest and automatically trigger an SOS signal. Honor states this is the first time such a feature has been included in its wearable devices. However, the company has not yet disclosed technical details regarding the system's operation, medical certification, or regional availability.
The Watch 6 Pro will also incorporate a second-generation non-invasive blood pressure monitoring feature powered by the proprietary Smart Eye Sensing System. Honor aims to provide more convenient and near-continuous blood pressure tracking for users.
Additionally, the device includes a CGM Blood Sugar Control Assistant. This tool is designed to integrate with continuous glucose monitoring systems. Honor clarified that the watch does not function as a standalone non-invasive glucometer, as it lacks the capability to measure blood sugar levels independently.
