Vivo has launched its latest smartwatch, the vivo Watch 3, which runs on its own custom-built operating system, BlueOS. The vivo Watch 3 is a single-size smartwatch that comes in two designs and colors, and with two band styles and materials. The watch has a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with always-on functionality, a digital crown for navigation, and a 505 mAh battery that can last up to 16 days under independent communication with limited use.
Here’s what we know
The vivo Watch 3 is the first smartwatch to use BlueOS, which vivo claims is a lightweight, fast, and stable operating system that supports a variety of applications and functions. BlueOS is compatible with both Android and iOS devices, and can sync data with the vivo Health app. The vivo Watch 3 also supports vivo Pay, a contactless payment service that uses NFC technology.
The vivo Watch 3 has a range of health and fitness features, such as heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen saturation measurement, stress level detection, sleep tracking, and more than 100 sports modes. The watch can also provide personalized guidance and suggestions based on the user’s health data and goals. The vivo Watch 3 also has a built-in speaker and microphone, which enable voice calls, voice assistant, and music playback.
Vivo watch 3 price and availability
The vivo Watch 3 is available in two versions: eSIM and Bluetooth only. The eSIM version allows the user to make and receive calls and messages without relying on a smartphone, while the Bluetooth only version requires a smartphone connection for communication. The vivo Watch 3 is priced at CNY 1,099 (~Php 8,400) for the silicone strap version and CNY 1,199 (~Php 9,200) for the leather strap version of the Bluetooth only model. The eSIM version costs CNY 1,299 (~Php 9,900) for the silicone strap version and CNY 1,399 (~Php 10,800) for the leather strap version. The vivo Watch 3 is available for pre-order today, and will go on sale on November 21.
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