Oppo Watch S with 3,000-nit AMOLED, GPS and 5 ATM now available in more regions

The Oppo Watch S, initially introduced last fall, is now available for purchase in Europe. Priced at €259, the smartwatch comes in Phantom Black and Nebula Silver and is currently listed in Oppo’s Austrian online store, with wider European availability expected soon.

Bright Display and Workout Features

Oppo is highlighting the smartwatch’s display, a 464 x 464 AMOLED panel capable of a peak brightness of up to 3,000 nits, designed for readability even in direct sunlight. While this peak brightness is not continuous, an always-on feature is included, though it will reduce battery life from seven days to four.

Designed for Active Lifestyles

The Oppo Watch S is approximately 0.35 inches thick and incorporates stainless steel in its construction. It offers workout data tracking, including swing speed for tennis players and posture assessment for runners and joggers. The device also includes a standard GPS module.

Did You Know? The Oppo Watch S is water-resistant up to 5 ATM, making it suitable for swimming.

Oppo states the watch can estimate lactate threshold, a metric potentially useful for workout planning. However, the availability of an ECG feature on the European model is uncertain, as This proves not explicitly mentioned on the product page despite appearing in some promotional images.

Expert Insight: The ambiguity surrounding the ECG feature highlights the challenges manufacturers face when adapting products for different global markets, often due to varying regulatory requirements and certifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colours does the Oppo Watch S come in?

The Oppo Watch S is available in Phantom Black and Nebula Silver.

What is the peak brightness of the Oppo Watch S display?

The Oppo Watch S display has a peak brightness of up to 3,000 nits.

Is the Oppo Watch S waterproof?

Yes, the Oppo Watch S is water-resistant up to 5 ATM.

As Oppo expands its wearable offerings in Europe, will the focus on fitness tracking and bright display technology be enough to compete in a crowded smartwatch market?