From OPPO's latest lineup last night, there is only one wearable accessory, which is the OPPO Watch X2 Mini. As the name suggests, the Watch X2 Mini is another variant of the Watch X2. But it comes in a smaller form factor.
There are two different models of the Watch X2 Mini: one is a standard model (Moonlight Silver and Hoshino Black), and the other is adorned with 18K rose gold plating (Tomorrow Gold). It features a 1.32-inch AMOLED display and a stainless steel watch case, with a brightness of up to 1,000 nits. The smartwatch is powered by a Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chipset, alongside 2GB of RAM and 32GB of ROM.
Like all smartwatches today, the Watch X2 Mini is no exception as it has a few functions for health and fitness purposes. This includes a heart rate sensor and a blood-oxygen level sensor, which can help to track stress and sleep cycles. Also not to forget, it supports NFC, eSIM and built-in GPS connectivity.
The Watch X2 Mini is said to be quite durable, sporting an IP68 water and dust resistance rating, as well as being able to last up to two and a half days of battery life (varies on usage), or up to seven days in power-saving mode, thanks to the respectable 354mAh battery. DeepSeek AI support is even available on this smartwatch.
In terms of pricing, the Watch X2 Mini starts from 1,799 Yuan (~RM1.1K), while the 18K rose gold plating model is 2,099 Yuan (~RM1.3K). According to sources, this smartwatch has been certified by SIRIM, so it may be launched in Malaysia soon.
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