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Vivo has started sharing details about the Vivo Watch 6, which will arrive alongside its upcoming flagship phones later this month. Early looks suggest it’s aiming higher than basic fitness tracking, with a clear focus on better materials and a more refined design.
The Watch 6 features a sapphire crystal glass for better durability and a body made from TC4 aerospace-grade titanium alloy. Those choices point to a noticeably more upscale build than previous models in the series. It runs BlueOS out of the box, has an ultra-thin body for all-day comfort, and includes advanced running guidance along with other fitness features.
It will be officially revealed at the Vivo X500 series and new smart terminal product launch event on September 21 in China. The same event will also introduce the Vivo Buds Clip earphones for the first time. These are open-ear style buds that weigh just 5.2g each, promising a comfortable and secure fit, clear high-definition audio, and smooth cross-ecosystem connectivity.
Full specs, pricing, colour options, and exact battery or sensor details for the Watch 6 haven’t been shared yet. Reports suggest Vivo is focusing on a lightweight, premium feel paired with practical sports features like improved running and cycling guidance. Some retailer comments have mentioned a possible 43mm case size, though Vivo hasn’t confirmed that number.
By launching the Watch 6 and Buds Clip together with the X500 series phones, Vivo is probably trying to offer a more complete lifestyle and productivity ecosystem rather than just standalone gadgets. The sapphire glass and titanium construction should appeal to people looking for a stylish yet solid wearable that works closely with Vivo ‘s software.
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(Source: Vivo on Weibo)
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