Honor is preparing to launch its Watch 6 Pro on September 28, featuring a world-first cardiac arrest monitoring capability that can automatically call for help in emergencies, according to IThome. The smartwatch also introduces Honor's Lingtong sensing system, enabling cuffless blood pressure readings without user intervention.
Health-First Features
The Watch 6 Pro will include cardiac arrest detection, blood pressure monitoring 2.0, and a CGM (continuous glucose monitoring) assistant to help manage blood sugar levels. The Lingtong sensing system is designed to deliver seamless health tracking, though Honor has not yet released full specifications.
Available in ceramic and steel finishes—including ceramic black, brown, silver, and steel black and yellow—the watch features a bright OLED display with a peak brightness of 5,500 nits, ensuring readability in direct sunlight.
Context and Availability
Honor has not announced pricing or detailed specs beyond the launch date. The company is positioning the Watch 6 Pro as a premium health-focused wearable, competing with offerings from Apple and other major players. The cardiac arrest monitoring feature could be a significant differentiator in the smartwatch market, where health tracking has become a key battleground.
According to IThome, the watch will debut on September 28, with more details expected closer to the launch.
Based on reporting by IT之家. Edited and published in English by geisou.
