world's thinnest foldable.
Oppo is making a significant comeback in the smartphone market after resolving its patent disputes with Nokia, unveiling an impressive series of devices that demonstrate the brand's commitment to innovation and quality.
The technology giant is expected to launch the Find N5, the world's slimmest foldable phone, next month. Accompanying this cutting-edge smartphone will be the Oppo Watch 2, a wearable that introduces blood pressure monitoring capabilities.
Details remain sparse regarding the technology behind the Watch 2's blood pressure measurement. It is uncertain whether it will use an inflatable wristband similar to Huawei's devices or if it will operate through conventional arm cuff methods as seen in Samsung's offerings.
What we do know is that Oppo's Product Manager has showcased a prototype of the Watch 2, suggesting it will be the first smartwatch from the company to incorporate blood pressure monitoring. Given that OnePlus, Oppo's sister brand, already features this technology, it’s likely that Oppo has leveraged their expertise to enhance the new smartwatch.
Addressing health concerns, Oppo's leadership emphasizes that high blood pressure is a leading risk factor for heart disease and strokes worldwide. The product head noted that the Watch 2 will encourage users to manage their blood pressure through lifestyle modifications, including diet and exercise. As anticipation builds for the upcoming announcement of the Watch 2 and Find N5, tech enthusiasts are eager to see how Oppo will tackle health and wellness in their innovative approaches.
