September is still far away on the calendar, though a tipster has now shared a giant list of Huawei phones and wearables that could debut in the most-awaited month of this year. While the Mate 90 and new-gen tri-fold are seemingly booked for September, a leak has revealed what else we may witness in that month.
Weibo tipster @SuperDimensional has listed all new Huawei phones and wearables coming in September this year. The company hasn’t confirmed any devices for an official launch yet. But things might align in the future.
To begin with, the tipster mentioned two Huawei phone lineups that may debut in September 2026: the Mate 90 series and the OEM’s third triple-foldable creation.
The Mate 90 series will bring four models: Standard, Pro, Pro Max, and RS Ultimate. The tri-fold lineup can feature a vanilla version and a Collector’s Edition.
Other devices include new PC models, tablets, next-gen Mate TV series, and incredible wearables. Huawei could launch a small MateBook Fold PC this year. After reshaping its clamshell products, the company may alter the design of its folding PC line.
The MatePad Mini 2 could also be part of the September 2026 New Products launch stage. Many leaks have reported the key specs and highlights of the new-generation compact tablet. Perhaps it will not take much time to step into the market.
Huawei may upgrade its “Mate TV” series this time. The tech giant unveiled the first Mate TV last year, calling it the biggest Mate model in history. Now it is likely looking forward to launching the 2nd-gen of this smart screen series in September.
For smartwatches, the leak suggests that Huawei can bring the Watch 6, Watch GT 7, Watch D3, and a co-branded Watch Ultimate 2 model. An early input implied that a co-branded model could belong to the Watch 6 series. But the latest leak has different points on this topic.
In addition, FreeClip 2 Collector’s Edition may get new color variants. The company has showcased similar devices at its Mate product launch events to date. And it may follow the same strategy this year as well.
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