Huawei Band 6 has the advantage of its screen, 148% larger than the previous series, Huawei Band 6 now appears with a full 1.47 inch screen. The Huawei Band 6 screen already uses an AMOLED panel, but it is not supported by the always-on display feature. The color display is quite pleasing to the eye, with high contrast and deep blacks. With a fairly high resolution of 194 x 368 pixels, viewing incoming text messages is easy and clear.

In the Huawei Band 6, there are three main sensors, namely accelerometer, gyroscope and heart rate. From these three sensors, a lot of daily activity information can be recorded automatically. Huawei claims maximum battery life of up to 14 days or 2 weeks of use. Meanwhile, for continuous use by activating health features (heart rate detection, for example), it is claimed to last up to 10 days.

Moreover, the Huawei Band 6 offers a range of advanced health monitoring features, including SpO2 monitoring, stress tracking, and menstrual cycle tracking. The guide dives deep into these features, helping you understand the data and insights they provide and how to use this information to improve your well-being.

As a smartwatch, the Huawei Band 6 also lets you stay connected with notifications, control your music, and even find your smartphone when it's misplaced. This guide walks you through these smartwatch functions, ensuring that you make the most of your wearable technology.