The Honor Watch 6 has officially been launched in the country. The Watch 6 is the brand’s newest fitness tracker built for active individuals across various sports and disciplines. It has over 120 sport modes, specialized professional training features, and precise activity tracking to help users gain a better understanding of their performance.
Runners can take advantage of the watch’s Professional Running Coach feature, which monitors lactate threshold heart rate monitoring, pace targets, posture analysis, and real-time AI voice guidance. Meanwhile, racket-sport athletes can use the Badminton Professional Mode, which records and provides detailed information on your swing count, swing speed, shot power, stroke types, as well as forehand and backhand ratios.
For outdoor activities, the Watch 6 uses Honor’s AccuTrack System that has a new GNSS chip with dual-band GPS technology for precise location positioning. There’s also a 980mAh battery with up to 35 days of life for “long-endurance scenarios” in Power Saving Mode, and up to 17 days for normal use.
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Other features include the 1.46-inch display with up to 3,000 nits of brightness, a Wet Touch Control feature to keep the screen responsive in the rain or when sweat builds up, as well as Body Energy Assessment, which analyzes heart rate, heart-rate variability, sleep, and stress to help assess exercise and recovery options.
“We designed the Honor Watch 6 to be a versatile companion for people who move in different ways, whether they are training seriously or simply staying active every day,” said Honor Philippines vice president Stephen Cheng. “With specialized features for different types of training, the Honor Watch 6 gives users more ways to track their performance and push their limits.”
The Honor Watch 6 stickers for P13,999, and is available in the brand’s physical stores or through official online channels. Do you see the Honor Watch 6 being your new daily fitness tracker?
