Oppo is gearing up for a busy 17 March 2026, as they are dropping the new Watch X3 alongside the Find N6.
The big story here is the form factor, with the new wearable managing to be 16% lighter and 6.4% thinner than its predecessor. Considering the Watch X2 was 49.7g and 11.8mm thick, this new iteration should be a lot more comfortable for all-day wear.
The build quality is top-tier, featuring an all-titanium chassis and a rather interesting bamboo strap, all backed by an IP69 durability rating. On the inside, we are looking at 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, with a 632mAh battery keeping everything running. This smartwatch is running on ColorOS in China.
Interestingly, the total weight is tipped to be around 68 grams, which might account for that premium titanium and strap combo. It also looks like you will be able to leave your phone at home more often, thanks to an independent eUICC chip for eSIM connectivity that handles calls and data on its own.
So far, there is no news of this smartwatch coming to Malaysia, but we will keep our eyes open for any announcement.