Smartphones

Bright Screen and Health Trackingicle

October 17, 2025

Vivo just released the WATCH GT 2 in China. It’s not flashy, but it looks solid and has some neat features. The Bluetooth version starts at 499 yuan, while the eSIM one is 699 yuan. After subsidies, prices go down to about 424 and 594 yuan.

The watch has a 2.07-inch AMOLED display. It can get super bright — 2,400 nits. You can actually see it outdoors, even in strong sunlight. The bezels are tiny, 1.8mm, so the screen feels bigger. The case is aluminum alloy, polished and light. Feels premium, but doesn’t weigh much.

Customization is kind of fun. There’s one-tap dial change: tap your phone to the watch and your photos go to the dial. There’s also a custom match feature. You can pair straps with dials. Makes it feel like your own, which is nice.

Health tracking is solid. The watch keeps an eye on HRV, blood oxygen, breathing, and sleep all day. It has modes for tennis, strength training, running guidance, and even fat-burning evaluation. Menstrual cycle tracking is included too. And it can give simple diet tips if you want. So, it’s pretty packed for a mid-range watch.

It works with iOS. Through the app, you can control music, take photos remotely, and get calls and notifications. The eSIM version can make calls by itself. The Bluetooth model lasts up to 33 days on a single charge. NFC car keys and transit cards are supported too.

All in all, Vivo went for a watch that’s bright, practical, and flexible. Nothing revolutionary. But it works, looks good, and helps you track your day. Sometimes that’s exactly what people want.