At Huawei Japan's 2026 second-half flagship presentation, athlete Kimura Aira (木村 葵来) measured the GT 7 Pro's G-Force and recorded a maximum of 2.59. The launch of the FreeClip 2 S and the opening of Japan's first directly operated service center were also announced.
On 21 October 2026, Huawei Japan held its “2026 Second-Half Flagship New Product Presentation,” announcing 4 smartwatches and the fully wireless earbuds HUAWEI FreeBuds Neo. It was also announced that Japan's first directly operated after-sales service center, the “HUAWEI Official Service Center,” would open on 23 October.
Kimura Aira (木村 葵来) tried the snowboarding winter sports features on the GT 7 Pro and said that the G-Force, which indicates the load placed on the body during turns, was the most interesting feature. During an actual Big Air run, the maximum value at the moment of beginning the ascent up the jump ramp reached 2.59.
After watching a video of the FreeClip 2 S, MIYAVI discussed its design, sound quality and wearing comfort, and praised the C-bridge around the ear and the charging case as examples of functional beauty. He commented that the open-ear audio, which lets in surrounding sounds, offered an experience close to recording a guitar performance.
The FreeClip 2 S was described as weighing approximately 5.1g per earbud and featuring dual-diaphragm drivers and a jewelry-case-style charging case. Its available colors are Deep Sea Blue and Pearl Silver, with a launch date of 16 October 2026 and a price of ¥32,780 (including tax).
Of the 6 products showcased at the presentation, the launch dates and prices of the 4 smartwatches and FreeBuds Neo will be detailed in a separate article. The HUAWEI WATCH GT 7 Pro was reported to be scheduled for launch on 29 October at ¥54,780, with the other models to roll out in succession.