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Huawei officially confirms Mate Xs 2, Watch GT3 Pro going global tomorrow

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Michail 17 May 2022

Huawei HarmonyOS

Huawei is holding a launch event tomorrow and we finally got official confirmation that we’ll see the global launch of the Mate Xs 2 and Watch GT3 Pro as well as more products. The event kicks off at 2PM CET tomorrow and we'll be there to cover all the announcements.

Unfolding the next generation innovation of #HUAWEIMateXs2 , #HUAWEIWATCHGT3Pro and more.

Join us tomorrow at 14:00 CET for the HUAWEI Flagship Product Launch 2022.

Click link: https://t.co/tT2yDnEySv pic.twitter.com/Gn7X73rz1Z

— Huawei Mobile (@HuaweiMobile) May 17, 2022

The Mate Xs 2 supports Huawei M Pencil, has a 50MP triple camera, and a 4,880 mAh battery with 66W fast charging support. Watch GT 3 Pro brings a 1.6 AMOLED display, tacking for over 100 sports modes, ECG (market-dependent) as well as the standard health tracking features. We can also expect the Huawei Band7 and MatePad SE tablet at the event.

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  • Anonymous
  • MVL
  • 05 Aug 2023

Huawei did not dropp gooogle. This is a false information you put out here. Google got forced to brake with Huawei of US goverment. Free market? not at all! Better phone for less money then apple - that was the reason for it.

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  • Jon
  • AF4
  • 24 May 2022

I work for a major UK phone company. Once Huawei dropped google we dropped them entirely. We still sell Honor, but Brits demand Google Services. Once they clone this over to Honor it may sell a bit in Europe but it'll be a niece phone i...

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  • Anonymous
  • 6v0
  • 19 May 2022

Really? Just Google some statistics and you'll see that Huawei at its peak reached almost 20% of global market share. Now in 2022, it is at 2% - Omdia report (most reports no longer list Huawei - lump together with others). If you find a report ...

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