Oppo Watch X3 reveals titanium design, ultra-bright display and ECG support
In a few days, Oppo will formally debut its next-generation flagship smartwatch. Many of the primary characteristics of the smartwatch, which will reportedly be lighter and thinner in addition to having a modem and a brighter display inside its titanium case, are now being made public by the maker.
On Tuesday, March 17, an alternative to the OnePlus Watch 3 ($249.99 on Amazon) will be formally introduced. Oppo has now disclosed several of the key features of the wristwatch ahead of time on a teaser website. The case is now 16% lighter and 6.4% slimmer thanks to Oppo’s switch from stainless steel to titanium.
The IP69 and MIL-STD-810H certified case allows the smartwatch to be worn while swimming. The maximum brightness of smartwatches can typically only be activated in direct sunlight to enhance reading, but the round AMOLED display achieves a much higher brightness of 3,000 nits. Apart from the touchscreen, other control options include a button and a digital crown.
Numerous features, particularly those related to health, are promised by the Oppo Watch X3. An ECG, a skin temperature sensor, and a heart rate and SpO2 sensor have all been fitted by Oppo. The smartwatch can simultaneously gather data from all sensors to get a snapshot of all indicators during a 60-second health check. Although the Oppo Watch X3 is not able to monitor actual blood pressure, it is intended to alert users if they are at risk for high blood pressure.
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