Later this month, OPPO will introduce its newest line of wearables, the OPPO Watch 3 series. The smartwatch, as its name suggests, will replace the OPPO Watch 2, which was released last year.
The business has now revealed a teaser poster for the OPPO Watch 3 series ahead of the formal launch, confirming the chipset that will power the future smartwatches.
The teaser poster confirms that the recently unveiled Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 wearable technology would power the OPPO Watch 3 series. As a result, it is the first smartwatch to use this new chipset.
Earlier this week, Qualcomm unveiled its brand-new 4nm Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 and W5+ Gen 1 CPUs. The chips, designed specifically for wearable devices, provide twice the power while requiring half as much power as their predecessor.
The new smartwatches from OPPO have not yet been given a release date, and little is known about their features and characteristics. But in the upcoming days, we anticipate learning more as a result of leaks and teasers.
The OPPO Watch 3 series, which will reportedly include three models, will offer a high screen-to-body ratio and support for eSIM capabilities. The ColorOS Watch operating system will be used.
TicWatch has additionally affirmed that its upcoming flagship smartwatch models will be equipped with the Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 processor, joining OPPO in this declaration. The first device with a W5+ processor, the TicWatch 4 Pro, is anticipated to go on sale soon.
