Vivo has expanded its product lineup with the launch of the new Vivo Watch 6, positioned alongside the recently unveiled X500 series smartphones. This smartwatch, available in both titanium and stainless steel case options, boasts a range of impressive specifications designed to cater to the modern user.
The Vivo Watch 6 features a 45mm body and is equipped with a stunning 1.47-inch AMOLED display that offers a resolution of 466x466 pixels. With a 60Hz refresh rate, a minimal 1.49mm bezel, and a peak brightness of 3,500 nits, the display is protected by a durable sapphire crystal. The watch also includes an array of health sensors including an optical heart rate monitor, blood oxygen sensor, as well as traditional sensors like an accelerometer and gyroscope.
Official Images of Vivo Watch 6
Powered by the proprietary BlueOS 4.0, the Vivo Watch 6 hosts a robust 505mAh battery. According to Vivo, it can last up to 21 days with light usage, 6 days when using the Always-On Display, and 4 days with active eSIM connectivity.
More Official Images of Vivo Watch 6
The stainless steel version of the watch is available in two colorways: “Wilderness” and “Moonlight,” retailing for CNY 999 ($149) without mobile data, or CNY 1,399 ($208) with mobile data via eSIM. In contrast, the titanium variant is exclusively available with mobile data at a price point of CNY 1,999 ($298).
As of now, it's uncertain whether the Vivo Watch 6 will make its way to markets outside of China, but updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Source (in Chinese)
