Today (27-July), Oppo has expanded its smartwatch lineup with the launch of the Oppo Watch 2, a direct successor to the OPPO Watch from last year. The new watch goes on sale in China starting today. The 42mm eSIM model is priced at $307, while the 46mm model goes for $230. Meanwhile, the Bluetooth-only model comes in only 42mm size, and it’s priced at $200.
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Oppo Watch 2 Price in Kenya
The new Oppo Watch 2 comes with a square design, which is clearly inspired by the Apple Watch series. It has a curved AMOLED display on the front and two buttons on the side. On the inside, the OPPO Watch 2 is powered by the Snapdragon Wear 4100, a big step up from the Snapdragon Wear 3100 that powered the original model. The device also comes equipped with Ultra Dynamic Dual Engine (UDDE) technology which OPPO claims greatly extends the battery life. In terms of fitness tracking and health features, the watch comes with 100+ sports modes, 24-hour heart rate tracking and pressure check, SpO2 blood oxygen monitoring, sleep analysis, snoring risk assessment, stress monitoring, and more.
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On the software side, the Oppo Watch 2 runs ColorOS based on Android 8.1 Oreo - the international model will likely run Wear OS. The OPPO Watch 2 (46mm model) claims to last up to 4 days on a single charge in Smart Mode and up to 16 days when used in Power Saver mode. The watch also supports VOOC 2.0 fast charging, which claims to provide one day of usage in just 10 minutes of charging. The watch comes in two variants: an eSIM variant and a Bluetooth-only version.