Besides the vivo X100 series, vivo also unveiled a brand new vivo Watch 3. What's special about this watch is that it comes with vivo's newest BlueOS, with a starting price of 1099 Yuan (~RM710).
BlueOS is not exactly the same as its native OriginOS like the vivo phones, as it runs and supports the watch's software. For instance, users can access the vivo Watch 3's built-in app store and update the apps from there. Moreover, BlueOS is using Jovi AI so voice support is available too.
In addition, the vivo Watch 3 is like any other watch in the market today but with some premium features. It sports a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with the Always-On function and comes in two models - Bluetooth or eSIM in black or cream strap alongside a 46.1mm size. Also, the body itself is a stainless steel rotating crown cum secondary button.
The vivo Watch 3 has a 505mAh battery and can last up to 16 days of usage, or up to 8 days with Bluetooth turned on. For sports enthusiasts, they can make use of health monitoring sensors, including heart rate tracking, 16-channel blood oxygen tracking, sleep tracking and some virtual coaching systems.
Regarding pricing, below is the official listing for the Chinese market.
- vivo Watch 3 (Bluetooth + silicon strap) - 1099 Yuan (~RM710)
- vivo Watch 3 (Bluetooth + leather strap) - 1199 (~RM774)
- vivo Watch 3 (eSIM + silicon strap) - 1299 (~RM839)
- vivo Watch 3 (eSIM + leather strap) - 1399 (~RM904)
It's unclear if vivo Malaysia would import this watch here. At the moment, the company has never really launched one in Malaysia. Maybe there's a chance but we shall wait and see.
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