Huawei swiftly transitions from unveiling its new Watch GT 7 and MatePad Pro 2026 to offering them for sale through its VMall store, highlighting its commitment to rapid market deployment of flagship devices and exclusive purchase benefits.
Huawei has begun selling the Watch GT 7 and MatePad Pro 2026 through its VMall store, turning two of its latest launches into immediate commercial offerings. The move comes less than a week after the company unveiled the devices on 5 August, underlining how quickly Huawei is pushing its new hardware from announcement to market availability. Huawei Central said buyers can also access added purchase benefits through the store.
The Watch GT 7 is being sold in 41mm and 46mm versions, with multiple strap finishes and colour options. Pricing starts at 1,588 yuan for the 41mm model with a fluororubber strap and rises to 1,988 yuan for the same size with a two-tone composite leather strap. The 46mm model starts at 1,688 yuan. Huawei Central said the watch is built for sport and health tracking, including a skiing mode with 3,000 resort maps, live measurement of ski technique and turn force, and warnings linked to atrial fibrillation, premature beats and sleep apnoea. Battery life is listed at up to 21 days for the larger model and 14 days for the smaller one.
The MatePad Pro 2026 is being offered in two editions, one using the Kirin T93A and the other the Kirin T93, with several memory and storage combinations. Prices range from 5,699 yuan for the Enjoy Edition with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage to 9,199 yuan for the higher-end standard package with a keyboard and light-condensation finish. The tablet is available in five colours and uses a 12-inch flexible OLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate and PaperMatte layer. Huawei says HarmonyOS 6.1 improves performance by 25% and that the device can switch between tablet and PC-style layouts with a four-finger gesture.
Huawei’s latest tablet release also fits a broader pattern in its 2026 hardware push. In May, the company introduced the MatePad Pro Max in Bangkok, describing it as a flagship tablet with a 13.2-inch flexible OLED PaperMatte display, 144Hz refresh rate and very slim body. That earlier launch, together with the February debut of the Watch GT Runner 2 in Madrid, suggests Huawei is continuing to expand both its wearable and tablet lines with premium models aimed at performance buyers.
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