In this video I unbox and review the OPPO Watch X3 and break down what’s actually new this year. OPPO keeps the box simple: user manual and the same contact-based charger from the X2 (still A-to-C). The big headline is the design—this time it’s a full titanium body (not just a titanium bezel), plus that orange “bamboo style” silicone strap with a dual joint design. On wrist, it genuinely feels lighter, and the thickness drops to about 10.99mm, which helps comfort straight away. I also walk through the system and performance. You’re still getting the Qualcomm W5 chip paired with the Hengxuan R800, and the animations look really smooth—especially the liquid-glass style control centre. Feature-wise, the standout upgrade is sleep apnea tracking with Class II medical certification, plus improved software algorithms in general. You still get the familiar premium health sensors (heart rate, SpO2, wrist temp), dual-frequency GPS, eSIM, and loads of apps/watch faces—OPPO’s watch face selection is honestly one of the best. My main takeaway: it’s a refined upgrade, not a massive one, and at 2,599 yuan (around £281) it’s not cheap—so the design and new health features need to matter to you.