The long-awaited Oppo Watch is here, and you’ll be able to buy it in the UK later this year.
The Oppo Watch, a new Apple Watch lookalike from the Chinese tech company, was unveiled alongside the Oppo Find X2 series in March, and now it’s coming to those who live in the UK.
If the Oppo Watch has even a fraction of the intriguing design, clean software and other cool features of Oppo phones, it’s definitely a smartwatch to get excited for.
To give you a better idea of what the Oppo Watch is like, we’ve collected everything we know about it including its specs, when it’s set to come out and how much it will cost.
The Oppo Watch was unveiled on March 6 alongside the Oppo Find X2 and Find X2 Pro at an event hosted by the company in place of its show at Mobile World Congress, which was cancelled in 2020.
We now know the Oppo Watch is coming to the UK in 2020, but it won’t be out until some point in October. An exact date has yet to be announced.
TechRadar asked Oppo whether the device would be coming to the US, and a spokesperson told us there’s “no plan to make it available in the US at this time”. Oppo has yet to say whether the device will be coming to Australia.
In the UK, the smaller 41mm version of the watch is set to cost £229 (around $300, AU$420) while the larger 46mm watch is £369 (around $480, AU$670).
The Oppo Watch looks a lot like the Apple Watch — it has a square-ish body, which you can attach to replaceable bands. There are two buttons on the right hand side of the device to navigate around menus, plus it has a touchscreen.
