Oppo Watch 4 Pro Teased and Likely to Launch with Find N3 Series

Oppo's future foldable phones, the Find N3 and Find N3 Flip, are expected to be unveiled during an event in August. The Chinese smartphone maker is also anticipated to introduce its most recent flagship wearable at this event. According to recent reports, Oppo has revealed some information on the Watch 4 Pro. The Oppo Watch 3 Pro, which debuted in August 2022, will be replaced by the Oppo Watch 4 Pro.

Oppo Watch 4 Pro: Expected specifications

• According to a report by Android Headlines, the company has already confirmed that the Oppo Watch 4 Pro will be powered by a Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chipset and 2GB of RAM. 
• The smartwatch is also likely to come with a powerful Bluetooth chipset (BES2700).
• Google is also planning to use the W5 Gen 1 chipset in the upcoming Pixel Watch 2. According to the report, Oppo is also planning to bring new fitness tracking features to the watch.
• For health monitoring, the Oppo Watch 4 Pro is expected to ship with a skin temperature sensor and a 16-channel blood oxygen sensor.
• In comparison, the Oppo Watch 3 Pro had a less powerful chipset, 1GB of RAM, a 12-channel blood oxygen sensor, and no skin temperature sensor.
• The smartwatch is also likely to have an LTPO AMOLED display, which should be housed in a stainless steel body. The Watch 4 Pro is also said to offer 10 professional sports modes.
• Like its predecessor, the Watch 4 Pro is expected to have a rectangular screen with a dial and a secondary button on the right side. Oppo may not switch to a round screen in a future smartwatch.
• The Oppo Watch 4 Pro should compete with the Samsung Galaxy 6 and other smart watches. Oppo has not yet confirmed the watch's release date, price and global availability.

As of now, the OPPO Watch 3 Pro is undoubtedly the most versatile Android smartwatch on paper. It supports NFC, third-party app installation, and voice assistant, and E-sim functions for independent calls.

Is Oppo watches compatible with Apple Iphone?

Oppo's HeyTap Health app for its wearables was only available for Android devices, but few months earlier the company announced the launch of its iOS version with support for Oppo Watch and Band Style.