Oppo Watch S Launches Globally With 3000 Nits Display and 100+ Workout Modes

Oppo has launched the Oppo Watch S globally, delivering a feature-packed smartwatch with strong display performance and comprehensive health tracking capabilities.

The device centers on a 1.46-inch AMOLED screen with 464×464 resolution and 317ppi density. Its standout feature is 3000 nits peak brightness, ensuring outdoor readability. The stainless steel body measures 8.9mm thick and weighs 35 grams without the strap. Running ColorOS Watch 7.1 on a BES2800BP chipset with 4GB EMMC storage, the watch offers extensive customization through multiple watch faces for different scenarios.

Fitness tracking covers over 100 workout modes with customizable options. Runners benefit from guided sessions, posture analysis, and lactate threshold monitoring. Select sports include professional court analytics for detailed performance insights.

Health monitoring uses an 8-channel heart rate sensor, 16-channel blood oxygen sensor, and wrist temperature sensor. The watch delivers a 60-second wellness snapshot, sleep analysis, stress tracking, and integrated mind-body assessments. Durability meets IP68 and 5ATM water resistance standards. The splash touch feature maintains screen responsiveness when wet.

Connectivity includes Bluetooth 5.2, cross-platform dual phone pairing, on-wrist messaging, and access card support. Dual-band L1+L5 positioning improves location accuracy. Users can control short video playback and operate their phone camera remotely from the watch.

The 339mAh battery provides up to 10 days maximum life and approximately 7 days under typical use. Compatibility spans Android 9.0+ and iOS 14.0+, making it accessible across major smartphone platforms.

The package includes the watch with strap, integrated charging cable, user guide, and safety documentation. Available colors are Phantom Black and Silver Gleam.

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