Vivo Watch 5 has an AI coach, eSIM support and 14 days of battery life
03.07.25
Vivo Watch 5 is a new smartwatch with advanced health features, stylish design and long battery life. The device is available in two versions: with Bluetooth and with eSIM.
Vivo Watch 5 supports more than a hundred sports modes, including running, tennis and badminton. The built-in AI coach analyzes the user’s movements and gives personalized recommendations. The watch can also track heart rate, sleep, blood oxygen levels, stress and blood pressure. Among the unusual features is a virtual pet that grows along with the owner’s physical activity.
In Bluetooth mode, battery life reaches 22 days, with eSIM – up to 14 days, and with active work with eSIM – about a week. Charging takes about two hours and is carried out via a magnetic pad.
Key features:
- 1.43-inch AMOLED display, 466×466 pixels, 1500 nits, 60 Hz
- Aluminum or stainless steel body, weight – from 32 to 36 g
- Colors: black, white, pink, silver
Functionality:
- 100+ sports modes, including running, tennis, badminton
- AI coach with movement analysis and personalized advice
- Heart rate, sleep, oxygen level, stress and pressure monitoring
- Virtual pet that reacts to owner activity
- NFC payments and digital key for BYD cars
- Compatible with Android and iOS, including simultaneous connection to iPhone and Vivo smartphone
Autonomy:
- Up to 22 days (Bluetooth)
- Up to 14 days (eSIM in standard mode)
- About 7 days with active eSIM
- Full charge — in 2 hours via magnetic pad
Price in China — from $110 (Bluetooth) to $140 (eSIM). There is no information about an international release yet.
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