Vivo Watch 2 launched in china

Vivo has officially launched the Vivo Watch 2 in China, the successor to the first Vivo Watch last year. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

Vivo Watch 4 Specifications

The Watch 2 comes with a 1.46-inch circular OLED display with 466 x 466 pixels of resolution. The design looks a lot like the Samsung Galaxy Watch4. The body of the smartwatch is also less chunky, unlike its predecessor. It comes in only one variant, i.e., 46mm, which weighs 47 grams and is water-resistant up to 5ATM.

Vivo Watch 2

The watch is eSIM compatible, meaning one can make and receive calls without their phone. The watch also comes with 47 sport modes, including a blood oxygen monitor, sleep tracking, and a heart rate sensor.

There’s 2GB of storage on the device to store music and listen offline. NFC, GPS, and Jovi voice commands have also made it to the watch. Vivo claims that the Watch 2’s battery lasts for seven days on a single charge. The device is powered by ST main and Apollo low-powered processor.

The Watch 2 is available in China for ¥1,299 ($210 approx), making it around $40 cheaper than the Watch 4. Let us know your thoughts about Vivo Watch 2 in the comments section below.

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