ASUS VivoWatch 6 Plus Launched with ECG, Blood Pressure Tracking, and AI Health Insights at Computex 2026

Asus has unveiled the Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus at COMPUTEX 2026, presenting a smartwatch aimed strongly at health tracking. The device combines ECG, wrist-based blood pressure readings and expanded AI health analysis with a titanium build and sapphire glass, targeting users who want medical-style insights in a premium design.

Unlike many fitness-first wearables, the Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus is positioned as a wider health companion. Asus places ECG measurements, blood pressure checks and long-term health trend analysis at the centre of the experience. At the same time, the titanium case, silver bezel and large AMOLED screen are intended to signal a higher-end smartwatch.

Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus Health Features

The health package of the Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus builds on earlier VivoWatch models but goes further. ECG recording returns to help detect possible cardiac arrhythmia, while on-wrist blood pressure measurement works similarly to the Huawei Watch D2. Few consumer smartwatches currently combine both features in a single device.

Asus notes that readings from the VivoWatch 6 Plus are guidance figures rather than a replacement for certified medical equipment. The values are meant for spotting trends and changes over weeks or months. This can help users notice irregularities early and then decide whether to seek professional medical advice.

The Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus expands beyond standard sleep logs with richer sensor-driven analysis. New tools record sleep-breathing movements and gait patterns, then apply AI models to highlight long-term patterns. Asus claims this can reveal potential health risks, signs of chronic stress and other subtle issues that might not appear in daily step counts.

A personalised wellness coach built into the Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus interprets this continuous stream of data. The system analyses vital signs, sleep, movement and breathing, then offers real-time feedback. The idea reflects a wider industry move from simple activity logs towards digital health assistants that try to present complex metrics in plain language.

Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus Specifications

On the hardware side, the Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus switches to a titanium alloy case for strength and lower weight. A 1.43-inch AMOLED display sits on top, protected by sapphire glass to resist scratches. The silver titanium bezel aims to give the smartwatch a cleaner and more premium visual identity.

The Asus VivoWatch 6 Plus therefore arrives as a premium extension of the VivoWatch line, using titanium and sapphire glass to support its expanded health feature set. Asus has not yet disclosed price, launch date or full specifications, but presented the watch as a key wearable highlight of COMPUTEX 2026.