Vivo Watch GT 2 arrives with DeepSeek AI, eSIM support, and up to 33 days of battery

Yesterday was a big day for Vivo as the company launched its flagship X300 series of smartphones. And alongside its latest flagship phones, Vivo also launched a bunch of other devices. Including the Watch GT 2, which, as its name implies, is an upgrade from last year’s Vivo Watch GT. Now, let's dive into this article, where I will discuss everything about the latest Vivo Watch GT 2, including its expected price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.

Vivo Watch GT 2 Overview

Display and Design

Last year, Vivo decided to opt for a rectangular, Apple-like design for the first time. Following the same vein, the Watch GT 2 retains it. But you do get a slightly bigger display at a 2.07-inch curved AMOLED screen with a sharper 432 × 514 resolution and 60Hz refresh rate from Watch GT's 1.85-inch display. It has a 2,400 nits of local peak brightness and an impressive 82.4% screen-to-body ratio as well. 

In terms of design, the Watch GT 2 measures 47.54 × 40.19 × 10.97 mm and weighs about 35.8 grams. Vivo says it has treated the frames on this smartwatch with glossy aluminum alloy material, while we can also see a rotating crown on the right side.

The Watch GT 2 comes in "Free Blue", "Shell Powder", "Origin Black", "Obsidian Black", and "White Space" colorways. It also has a one-click quick-release mechanism for the strap, like with Apple Watches, while it is 2 ATM water resistant as well.

Features and Performance

Like most smartwatches, the Watch GT 2 is also filled with health and fitness tracking options. You get your typical all-day heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen measurement, sleep and stress tracking, breathing exercises, menstrual cycle tracking, and noise detection. That being said, it also offers over 100 sports modes.

There’s a dedicated Tennis mode that can give you insights into your racket swings and ball hits. It runs on Vivo's custom BlueOS 3.0, which includes an AI assistant powered by DeepSeek that can answer questions in real time. This budget smartwatch supports Bluetooth phone calls and even eSIM connectivity!

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Sensors and Battery

The Vivo Watch GT 2 keeps track of your health and fitness with its optical heart rate and blood oxygen sensor. And its battery life is quite impressive too.

So its Bluetooth-only version has a 695mAh battery that can last up to 33 days. Or 17 days under normal use. Whereas Vivo has used a smaller 595 mAh battery on its eSIM version that can go up to 18 days under power-saving mode. Or it can survive up to 8 days of regular use.

Vivo Watch GT 2 Specifications:

• Dimensions (H x W x D): 47.54 × 40.19 × 10.97 mm
• Weight: 35.8 gm (Bluetooth), 34.8 gm (eSIM)
• Display: 2.07 inches AMOLED, Up to 2,400 nits brightness, 60Hz refresh rate
• Design: Aluminum alloy case, Rotating digital crown
• Durability: 2 ATM water resistant
• Sensors: Optical heart rate and blood oxygen, Accelerometer, Ambient light, Geomagnetic, Gyroscope, Hall
• Health and fitness tracking: All-day heart rate, SpO2 monitoring, Sleep tracking, Menstrual cycle recording, 100+ sports modes, Tennis Mode
• Processor: Unspecified (runs on BlueOS 3.0)
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, Optional eSIM support
• Navigation: Unspecified
• Audio: Single speaker, Single microphone
• Battery: Up to 33 days (Bluetooth), Up to 18 days (eSIM)

Vivo Watch GT 2 Price in Nepal and Availability

For now, the Vivo Watch GT 2 is exclusive to China, where it costs CNY 499 (~USD 70 / INR 6,230) for the Bluetooth version and CNY 699 (~USD 98 / INR 8,730) for the eSIM version. If it ever makes it to Nepal, we expect the price of the Vivo Watch GT 2 to start at NPR 11,999.

 

 

• Meanwhile, check out our Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 series review