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OPPO Watch 2 Leaked Images Reveal Calling Support

OPPO Watch 2 Leaked Images Reveal Calling Support

OPPO Watch 2 Leaked Images Reveal Calling Support

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OPPO Watch 2 will be arriving on July 27. It is said to have in-built calling support, as revealed in one of the images shared by leakster Evan Blass.

However, this feature was already available in Watch 2. It also had eSIM support in China but not in other countries. It remains to be seen if OPPO Watch 2 will have an eSIM feature outside China.

Another picture shared by Blasss shows the Watch displaying map navigation. This is hinting towards the in-build GPS functionality. The first-generation watch also had it, so it will be in-built by default.

OPPO hasn’t revealed much about the upcoming Watch 2. But a Chinese retailer JD.com revealed that the wearable will come with an Apollo 4s chip, gaming mode, and camera control.

Previous leaks claimed that the Watch 2 will feature Snapdragon Wear 4100 at its core aided by Apollo 4s, 16GB storage, eSIM, and LTE support, a new OPPO Relax app, and stress detection.

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The Watch 2 will run ColorOS and it will have a secondary RTOS for extended battery life. The watch will come in 42mm and 46mm sizes, and multiple color options will be available.

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