Alongside its S19 smartphone portfolio, Vivo has announced the vivo WATCH GT, a new wearable. This smartwatch has a contemporary square shape and a cozy aluminum alloy shell.
While its long-lasting battery may be the standout feature, the WATCH GT also has a bright 1.85-inch AMOLED display that makes viewing images crystal clear.
The curved AMOLED display of the vivo WATCH GT is accentuated by its elegant square shape. This combination guarantees a fashionable appearance with unobstructed visibility for notifications and information. The watch is available in the traditional colors of black and white, and its straps may be customized to match various designs with either silicone or leather.
With the WATCH GT, Vivo puts the battery life first. Up to 9 days of use are possible on a single charge when eSIM is activated for cellular access. The WATCH GT extends that durability to an astounding 21 days if you would rather use Bluetooth. Your ability to concentrate on your tasks without having to worry about your watch needing to be regularly charged is enhanced by its longer battery life.
Users who are concerned about their health and exercise can both benefit from the vivo WATCH GT. It has more than 100 sports modes to track your exercises and comes with expert coaching advice to help you accomplish your objectives. In addition to monitoring activity, the watch records vital health indicators such as blood oxygen levels, heart rate, sleep patterns, and stress levels. Your understanding of your general health and well-being can be improved by this extensive data.
The company's wristwatch operating system, BlueOS, powers the vivo WATCH GT. The watch makes use of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, such as a voice assistant for ease of use and a configurable watch face interface to enhance user experience. Furthermore, the watch's spinning crown makes it simple to navigate through its functions and settings.
In China, pre-orders for the vivo WATCH GT are already open, and sales are scheduled to begin on June 14. Prices for the eSIM version with a rubber strap start at CNY 799 (about ₹9,180) and go up to CNY 899 (roughly ₹10,330) for the version with a leather strap. As of writing, no information is available about its introduction in India.
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