Living, the Chinese smartphone and wearable manufacturer, together with new X100 series also presented its new smartwatch, the vivo Watch 3. It is a device that stands out for being the first to mount the BlueOS operating system, developed entirely by the manufacturer.
Vivo Watch 3: the first smartwatch with BlueOS operating system is official
The vivo Watch 3 has a sleek, minimalist design, with a stainless steel case and a 3D curved glass digital dial. The display is a 1,43-inch AMOLED with resolution of 466 x 466 pixels and refresh rate of 60Hz. The device is available in two variants: one black with silicone strap and one white with black edges and leather strap.
The smartwatch is equipped with several useful functions to monitor the user's health and physical activity. Thanks to the in-depth cooperation with Zhejiang University, it enables professional monitoring of various sports and support beyond 100 sports modes. While when it comes to sleep monitoring, the Watch 3 says goodbye to the dazzling green light and supports disturbance-free heart rate with an invisible light.
In addition, it also supports professional 8-channel heart rate and 16-channel blood oxygen monitoring.
Another interesting function is to receive calls and messages directly from the smartwatch, without having to take out your phone. The vivo Watch 3 supports integrated eSIM function, which allows you to have a telephone connection independent of the main device. Furthermore, you can control music, photos and videos from the smartwatch.
As for performance, the vivo Watch 3 is powered by a battery from 505 mAh which guarantees autonomy of up to 16 days.
The Watch 3 will be available starting next month in China at a price of 1099 yuan (around 140 euros at the exchange rate) for the Bluetooth version e 1299 yuan (166 euros) for the model with eSIM. It is not yet known whether the device will also arrive on the European market.
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