Huawei Kirin A1 chipset designed for wearable tech launching next month in India

Huawei is doing great even while facing a China-US trade ban. But the biggest hit for the company is uncertainty of Google service support on Huawei devices. Even though uncertainty of Google support still lingers, Huawei is developing its own operating system the Harmony OS as a backup, if they really have to fall for plan B.

Not only that, Huawei along side its OS is also developing their own ecosystem of accessories and smart wearables. For that Huawei has developed the Kirin A1 SoC dedicated to this category. The Huawei FreeBuds 3 and the Watch GT 2 are two of the products that use this chipset and Huawei wants to expand its wearable port folia even further. Huawei is launching products with this chipset next month in India.

Specification of Kirin A1 chipset includes a dual-chip design with support for Bluetooth 5.1 and BLE 5.1 protocols. BLE 5.1 protocol allows the chipset fall back to low energy mode when not in use reducing the power consumption as low as 10mA per MHz. Kirin A1 chip uses a single-core Arm Cortex M7 processor with a maximum frequency of 200MHz consisting of a Bluetooth chip, an audio processing unit, a “low-power” application processor, and a power management unit designed to deliver accurate readings and low-latency readings from multiple sensors and high-quality aural experience on audio accessories.

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