– Vivo Watch GT 2 now available in Europe for €149, more than double its price in China.
– Pre-orders are open, with shipping expected to begin at the end of July.
– Battery life is a key advantage over Apple Watch: up to 25 days in power-saving mode.
– Features a 2.04-inch AMOLED display, 5 ATM waterproofing, and 24/7 heart rate/SpO2 tracking.
– Compatible with Android and iPhone, but NFC is limited to access terminals, not contactless payments.
Vivo Watch GT 2 Launched in Europe Following China Debut
The Vivo Watch GT 2 was unveiled in China back in October 2025. According to Vivo Austria, the smartwatch is now also available in Europe. Both Vivo and Amazon Germany are currently only accepting pre-orders; according to Amazon, shipping won’t begin until the end of July. The smartwatch costs €149 – more than twice as much as in China.
Design, Display, and Battery Life Specifications
For this price, buyers get a smartwatch in the style of the Apple Watch, featuring an aluminum case that is waterproof up to 5 ATM. Probably the biggest advantage over the Apple Watch is the battery life – in power-saving mode, a battery life of 25 days is said to be possible; for normal use, Vivo advertises 17 days, and with the Always-on Display activated, 14 days are still possible. The smartwatch features a 2.04-inch display based on an AMOLED panel with a refresh rate of 60 Hz and a peak brightness of 2,400 nits.
Health Tracking Features and App Integration
The bezels are relatively thin at 1.8 millimeters. Vivo includes a range of dynamic watch faces that can display fitness data and feature app shortcuts, among other things. The smartwatch features a heart rate and SpO2 sensor, both of which are designed to collect data around the clock. Combined with motion sensors, the smartwatch supports stress, sleep, and cycle tracking, as well as over 100 sports modes.
Compatibility and NFC Limitations
The Vivo Watch GT 2 is compatible with both Android smartphones and the Apple iPhone, and can also remotely control the camera and music playback on the iPhone and display incoming notifications. The watch features an NFC chip, though it cannot currently be used for contactless payments; instead, it is limited to NFC access terminals, such as select smart home locks.