Chinese consumer tech brand Huawei has announced its next Innovative Product Launch event for 2025. This is an annual showcase from the brand where multiple products across various categories are unveiled for its global audience.
The Huawei newsroom has revealed September 19, 2025, as the official Innovative Product Launch event date. The in-person show will happen in Paris and Barcelona at the same time.
For those looking to join the unveiling virtually, it will also be streamed via the official Huawei YouTube channel.
The theme of the event this year is “Ride the Wind” with a heavy focus on wearables. Other than that, Huawei has officially confirmed that "highly anticipated smartphone and tablet products will also make their grand debut."
However, the highlight of the event will be the Watch GT6 series, the successor to the 2024 Watch GT5 lineup of smartwatches. The brand claims that the sixth generation of Watch GT smartwatches will be able to deliver up to 14 days of battery life along with a plethora of sports features.
The wearables will also feature Huawei's in-house TruSense System for accurate tracking and precision mapping. Leaks indicate a 41mm and 46mm GT6 model and a single 46mm GT6 Pro variant.
Alongside the smartwatches, Huawei is also set to unveil the MatePad Air 12 and MatePad 11.5″ S 2025 at the event. These HarmonyOS-based tablets were unveiled in China a few days back.
Both tablets bring a 2.8K 144 Hz IPS LCD display with HarmonyOS 5.0 and full metal finish. Both are mid-range tablets priced in between the Rs 30,000 and Rs 50,000 bracket. The MatePad 11.5" S 2025 brings an 8,800mAh battery while the MatePad AIr 12 is equipped with a 10,100mAh cell.
Expect a similarly specced offering from the brand for its global audience as well. Lastly, the same event is also expected to debut the Nova 14 series smartphones to the global audience. If we go by the China launch, expect to see the Huawei Nova 14, Huawei Nova 14 Pro and the Huawei Nova 14 Ultra to debut next month.
The Nova 14 series was unveiled in China back in May 2025. The lineup is powered by Huawei's own Kirin 8000 silicon and is paired with HarmonyOS. The devices are also equipped with up to 6.8-inch QHD+ LTPO OLED panels with 5,500mAh batteries at the helm.
Since the Nova series smartphone are known for their cameras, the series features a triple rear camera setup with up to 50 MP main sensor, a 50 MP periscope camera and a 50 MP ultrawide angle lens.
All in all, expect to see a bunch of Huawei products go global on September 19, 2025. We will be sure to cover the device and bring the latest news your way here at Beebom Gadgets.
