OPPO has officially launched the Watch X3, with a feature that people who suffer from diabetes would really appreciate.
The OPPO Watch X3 has a built-in glucose meter that offers real-time monitoring and can alert you if there are anomalies. Apart from that, the watch also has blood pressure monitoring, can assess risks of hypertension, and, of course, ECG, heart-rate, blood-oxygen tracking, sleep quality, and has a wrist temperature sensor.
It can track over 100 workout types, has a built-in AI coach, and boasts dual-band GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, and BDS for outdoor exercises.
For the build, the Watch X3 is made of aerospace- and medical-grade TC4 titanium alloy. The band is made of fluororubber with metal connectors. The watch is 5ATM and IP68 dust and water-resistant.
There’s a 1.5-inch LTPO OLED display with a 466 x 466 resolution with a high 3,000-nit peak brightness compared to its predecessor. It is protected by a sapphire glass with a Mohs hardness scale of 8+.
OPPO also boasts that it’s now 16% lighter and 6.4% thinner than before.
For the battery life, the 646mAh module can last for up to 5 days under normal usage, 3 days under heavy load, or up to 16 days under battery saving mode. The 7.5W charging support provides a full charge in just 75 minutes.
Connectivity includes 4G through eSIM, dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.2, and NFC.
The OPPO Watch X3 is now up for pre-order in China. The Gravity Black colorway retails for CNY2,599 (~Php22,500), while the Star Orange and Infinite Titanium with the special fluororuber strap will retail for CNY2,799 (~Php24,200).
It was announced alongside the new OPPO Find N6.