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Huawei Unveils Ultimate Smartwatch for Divers Worldwide

Huawei has released its newest flagship smartwatch, the Watch Ultimate, to global markets. The watch is equipped with an LPTO AMOLED display and a large battery that make it suitable for diving activities. It’s also designed to be hardier than Huawei’s other smartwatches on the market today.

The global version of the Watch Ultimate does not include its two-way satellite messaging system but still offers plenty of features, such as heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and fitness coaching tools. Additionally, users can access Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa through their smartphone for voice commands like setting alarms or checking weather forecasts.

The Huawei Watch Ultimate is available in Europe now after launching in China roughly two weeks ago; however, availability may vary depending on region and country restrictions due to COVID-19 pandemic protocols currently in place around the world. With its sleek design and durable construction, this new flagship smartwatch from Huawei looks set to become a popular choice among divers looking for reliable technology when exploring underwater realms!

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