Huawei Watch GT 6 Pro Gets HarmonyOS 6.0 Update with Nap Tracking, New Watch Faces and More
Huawei has started rolling out a major HarmonyOS 6.0 update for the Watch GT 6 Pro, bringing a mix of personalization features, improved health tracking, and smarter fitness tools. The update focuses on making the smartwatch more useful in everyday use while adding deeper insights for users who track their activity closely.
One of the most noticeable additions is the new Dance Master (Dance Queen) watch face. It allows users to customize its look and includes interactive animations that respond to actions like music playback, screen wake, and charging. This adds a more dynamic and playful feel to the watch experience.

On the health side, Huawei has introduced a new Nap Summary feature. It can track short and fragmented sleep sessions, including naps of around 30 minutes or more. The system then generates personalized rest reports, helping users better understand their sleep patterns and overall recovery.
Fitness tracking has also been upgraded. The new Running Power Monitoring feature measures energy output in real time, helping users adjust their pace and manage stamina more effectively during runs. Training data is now more detailed as well, with aerobic and anaerobic load separation, optimal training ranges, and improved performance predictions.
Golf features have received a boost, too, with better course visuals, new competition modes, and expanded scoring statistics.
The update also improves convenience with faster tap-to-pay support and deeper smartphone integration, including battery alerts and wear detection notifications. Overall, this update makes the Watch GT 6 Pro feel more refined, smarter, and better connected.
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