Oppo Watch X2

The Oppo Watch X2 features a 1.5″ AMOLED touchscreen with a resolution of 466 x 466 pixels and a pixel density of 310 ppi, protected by sapphire glass and equipped with an always-on display mode. The case measures 46.6 mm tall, 47.6 mm wide, and 11.8 mm thick, weighing 49.7 g with a total volume of 26.174288 cm³, and it accepts a replaceable band — though it does not use branded damage-resistant glass. Water resistance is rated at 5 ATM and IP67, covering a depth of up to 50 m, and the watch handles operating temperatures from -40 °C up to 70 °C. It is not designed for children.

The Oppo Watch X2 comes equipped with a broad set of sensors, including a heart rate monitor, a pulse oximeter for blood oxygenation tracking, and a body temperature sensor. For motion and orientation, it incorporates an accelerometer, gyroscope, and compass, while a barometer adds atmospheric pressure readings. GPS is built in for location tracking, rounding out a comprehensive sensor package. A cadence sensor and perspiration monitor are not included.

The Oppo Watch X2 covers a wide range of everyday activity tracking, logging steps, distance, pace, and elevation, while a route tracker records the path taken during outdoor activities. Sleep tracking is supported alongside detailed sleep reports, and the watch can detect activities automatically and tag exercises manually. Calorie intake tracking is also available, adding a nutritional dimension to its health monitoring. It does not include a multi-sport mode and is not designed for diving or golf.

The Oppo Watch X2 connects via Bluetooth 5.2 and Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n), and includes NFC for short-range interactions. It is compatible with both iOS and Android devices, and supports the Galileo satellite navigation system. ANT+ is not supported, and there is no cellular module, meaning the watch relies on a paired phone for mobile connectivity.

The Oppo Watch X2 is powered by a rechargeable 648 mAh battery that delivers up to five days of use under standard conditions, stretching to 384 hours in power-save mode. A full charge takes approximately 1.3 hours. The battery is not removable, and the watch supports neither wireless charging nor solar charging.

The Oppo Watch X2 offers a substantial feature set built around health and everyday usability. On the health side, it measures VO2 max, resting heart rate, and includes ECG technology, along with fast/slow heart rate notifications — though HRV tracking, irregular heart rate warnings, readiness level, and fall detection are not available. Communication features include the ability to answer calls, manage call control, receive wrist notifications, and use voice commands, while a phone-finder function is also on board. The watch carries 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage, and benefits from faster GPS lock acquisition. Practical utilities include a silent alarm, vibrating alerts, and a stopwatch, though there is no smart alarm or front camera. The warranty period covers one year.

The companion app for the Oppo Watch X2 is free and ad-free, though an account is required to use it. It delivers activity reports, calorie burn tracking, water intake tracking, weight tracking, temperature tracking, and an exercise diary, alongside goal setting and an achievements system for motivation. Inactivity alerts and calendar sync keep daily routines on track, while music playback and widget support add practical convenience. The app supports personalisation and allows users to view their data through widgets, but does not support routes, email export, a barcode scanner, or coaching features.

The Oppo Watch X2 includes a battery level indicator and supports passcode protection for basic security. It does not have an external memory slot or a 3.5 mm audio jack, and desktop compatibility is limited — neither Windows nor Mac OS X is supported.