Oppo Inno Day 2023 has already been organized. Today's event was seen as not interesting enough, because the things that unfolded were just normal and nothing made me raise my back thoughtfully in surprise.
The first thing that Oppo focuses on is the health product under OHealth and the product that looks stupid but is smart OHealth H1 which is generated with the Oppo H1 chip.
OHealth H1 is a device that constantly tracks the user's health. It is a smartwatch with all the features of a watch except for the clock and the screen itself. It can monitor the level of deep sleep, concentration levels in the blood, existing blood pressure, breathing problems, check heart rate and even temperature while sleeping.
To read the data, on the back panel there is a small screen displayed in a typeface as if Nothing but a clear product by Oppo. It is built with plastic, all important components are neatly stored inside, uses a curved design, and can provide easy access for health checks to all.
OHealth H1 weighs 95 grams, it will also support one scan for all to get important data that is claimed to be carefully guarded, strict and safe. This product also encourages constant communication and the OHealth application will be updated to support conversations between doctors and patients. It's also the only product that offers the same functionality as rival watches like the Huawei Watch D and Samsung Galaxy Watch5 – only Oppo doesn't provide a clock screen.
The funniest thing, but it makes sense for OHealth H1 is that this device can be a portable ECG and stethoscope. It will also be complementary to telemedicine. Marisilicon Y chip, comes with N6RF which is their own built processing chip which can give 50% power consumption. This same chip also enables the ability to read blood pressure and the OHealth H1 can be used as a portable stethoscope.