According to the latest information, one of Huawei's wearable devices named "Huawei Band 9" has been certified by the Malaysian Institute of Standards and Industry, model KIM-B19. This device was unveiled on the database on February 6, 2024. This could be a hint that this wearable bracelet may be on the horizon.
According to the information on the certification website, the wearable device may be launched in Malaysia first before entering other markets. There are no details about the specifications and characteristics yet, other than the records found on the certification database.
This upcoming bracelet will likely inherit some of the useful features of its predecessor. It is worth mentioning that the Huawei Band 8 comes with a 1.47-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 194 x 368 pixels. And it also has a lightweight design of 8.99mm.
The Band 8 is a health-tracking-focused wearable device with built-in optimized artificial intelligence capabilities that can perform a variety of operations. For example, it tracks your sleep, monitors your heart rate and blood oxygen levels, and supports more than 100 sports modes. The battery life of the device can last up to 14 days under normal use, compared to three days with AOD (Full Time Display) turned on. Not only that, but it can be fully charged in 45 minutes and can be charged up to 30% faster than the previous generation. Let's wait and see what new features the Huawei Band 9 can bring.