Vivo skipped the X400 and returned with three X500 flagships built for distant subjects. The lineup combines Zeiss cameras, up to a 200 MP periscope telephoto, an optional 400 mm extender, 4K 240 fps video, and batteries reaching 8,000 mAh.
With its aerospace-grade titanium case, sapphire crystal, exposed rivet details, and traditional timepiece styling, the Oppo Watch X3 Misty Titanium could easily be mistaken for something Swiss—until its Wear OS apps, health sensors, and Gemini assistant reveal the computer hiding on your wrist.
The OPPO Find X9 Series introduced a 200 MP telephoto camera, but its successor takes mobile photography much further. The Find X10 Pro Max carries three 200 MP Hasselblad cameras, while the rest of the series brings huge batteries, flagship MediaTek silicon, and serious imaging hardware.
Xiaomi carved the Watch S5 Transparent Edition’s 47 mm octagonal case from a solid block of Dragon Crystal Glass 3.0. The limited-edition smartwatch combines its light-refracting construction with an AMOLED display, extensive fitness tracking, dual-band GNSS, and up to 21 days of battery life.
Xiaomi is keeping the rear display introduced last year, but app cards, AI creations, and shortcuts give it a much larger role. The Xiaomi 18 Pro and Pro Max also bring 2 nm Snapdragon chips, dual 200 MP cameras, huge batteries, and hardware-level screen privacy.