Vivo has officially launched the vivo Watch 6, its latest smartwatch designed to expand the company’s wearable ecosystem. The new model arrives alongside the vivo X500 series and is available with either titanium or stainless steel construction.
The smartwatch features a 45mm case and a 1.47-inch AMOLED display with a 466 × 466-pixel resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. One of its main highlights is its maximum brightness of 3,500 nits, which is designed to improve visibility in bright outdoor environments.
The display is surrounded by a slim 1.49mm bezel and protected by sapphire glass, giving the watch a premium finish while adding additional resistance to scratches.
The vivo Watch 6 runs BlueOS 4.0 and includes a broad selection of sensors for health, activity, and environmental tracking. These include an accelerometer, gyroscope, barometer, ambient light sensor, optical heart-rate sensor, and blood oxygen sensor.
Connectivity options include Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, and dual-frequency GPS. The smartwatch also features a built-in microphone and speaker, allowing it to handle supported voice-related functions directly from the wrist. Selected versions also offer eSIM connectivity for mobile network access.
Battery life is another key feature. The watch has a 505mAh battery, with vivo claiming up to 21 days of use under light activity. With the Always-On Display enabled, the estimated battery life drops to six days, while using the eSIM connection reduces it to approximately four days.
The stainless steel version is available in Wilderness and Moonlight finishes. Pricing starts at ¥999 (~$140) for the Bluetooth-only model and reaches ¥1,399 (~$196) for the eSIM version. The titanium model, which includes eSIM support, costs ¥1,999 (~$280).
The vivo Watch 6 was initially announced for the Chinese market. The company has not yet provided details about availability in other regions, leaving the international launch schedule unconfirmed.
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