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Oppo is starting to tease its next smartwatch, the Watch S2, ahead of the official launch on September 22. From the early details, it’s clear they’re going for something slim, light, and useful for everyday health and fitness tracking.
The watch is just 8.9 mm thick and weighs only 34.4 g without the strap, almost the same as the previous model. It’s launching in China alongside the Find X10 series phones, and it’s already up for pre-order in three colors: Vibrant Orange, Misty Powder, and Mountain Shadow Grey. Like before, it sticks with a round dial.
One of the bigger new features is something called “FatMax” fat-burning mode. It figures out your personal fat-burning heart rate zone based on things like height, weight, age, gender, and how active you are, then keeps refining it the more you wear the watch. During workouts it even shows you how many grams of fat you’re burning in real time.
Health tracking gets a noticeable upgrade too. The Watch S2 packs a solid sensor setup that covers ECG, wrist temperature, blood oxygen, and heart rate. Oppo says the optical sensor is 75% better at handling interference, and exercise heart rate accuracy is listed at 98.8%. It’s basically taking what the original Watch S could do and making the data more reliable when you’re moving around.
On the practical side, it still supports dual-device pairing so you can stay connected to two phones at once. Battery life looks strong: up to 10 days max, around 7 days with normal use, and about 4 days if you keep the always-on display on. There’s also Watch Fluid Cloud, which can push live updates for things like food delivery, ride-hailing, and navigation.
For a bit of context, the original Oppo Watch S launched on October 2025 in China starting at 1,499 yuan before rolling out globally earlier earlier this year for around €259. The S2 keeps the focus on being light and comfortable with multi-day battery life, while sharpening the fitness tracking and sensor accuracy.
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(Source: Oppo on Weibo)
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