OPPO Watch with curved AMOLED display, eSIM, and ColorOS now official!
Alongside the Find X2, the Chinese manufacturer also announced the OPPO Watch in two sizes with curved AMOLED display, eSIM, and ColorOS.
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OPPO releases a smartwatch
OPPO releases a smartwatch
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After being teased, the OPPO Watch premium wearable is now a reality in 41 and 46mm. In front is either a 1.6-inch or 1.9-inch curved AMOLED display that covers 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut and 326ppi. Encasing the display is an aluminum body that is rated for 5ATM water resistance.
Inside is the Snapdragon Wear 2500 chipset with the Apollo 3 co-processor that is running on OPPO's ColorOS Watch operating system that is based on an unspecified fork of Android. There is no hardware SIM slot but it supports eSIM to connect to carriers that support the service.
OPPO claims that the battery inside can last up to 40 hours on a single charge and can last for over 21 days in Power Saving mode. The battery also supports VOOC charging and can charge from 0 to 50 percent in 17 minutes.
It is confirmed to be available in China with pre-orders beginning today. The 41mm will cost CNY 1499 or around PHP 11K, while the bigger 46mm will cost CNY 1999 or around PHP 15K.
There is no word yet if it will be available in the Philippines nor is there information about local pricing.
What do you guys think?
Inside is the Snapdragon Wear 2500 chipset with the Apollo 3 co-processor that is running on OPPO's ColorOS Watch operating system that is based on an unspecified fork of Android. There is no hardware SIM slot but it supports eSIM to connect to carriers that support the service.
OPPO claims that the battery inside can last up to 40 hours on a single charge and can last for over 21 days in Power Saving mode. The battery also supports VOOC charging and can charge from 0 to 50 percent in 17 minutes.
It is confirmed to be available in China with pre-orders beginning today. The 41mm will cost CNY 1499 or around PHP 11K, while the bigger 46mm will cost CNY 1999 or around PHP 15K.
There is no word yet if it will be available in the Philippines nor is there information about local pricing.
What do you guys think?
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