If it was difficult to recommend it when it was released for its price, the Oppo Style Band is nevertheless a rather effective activity tracker and is becoming more recommendable now that it has lost half its price: 29 euros against 60 euros. It then becomes a great alternative to Xiaomi products.
You are a sports enthusiast and you want to get an effective and inexpensive connected bracelet, then the Oppo Band Style could well inspire you. It opts for a neat design, a well-made screen, but also sensors to keep an eye on your health and your sports activities. Today, it is available for less than 30 euros in its Style model.
A bracelet that we appreciate for …
- Good quality screen
- Its easy-to-understand interface
- Its effective activity monitoring
Marketed at its release at 60 euros, the Oppo Band Style is now offered at only 29.99 euros on Amazon. This connected bracelet is available in two colors at this price: vanilla and black.
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Oppo Band Style at the best price?
An attractive design, with a well-made screen
For its first connected bracelet, Oppo offers two versions: Style or Sport. Here it is the Style version, a more elegant model which has a stainless steel loop around the sensor. Thinner than the Sport bracelet, the Oppo Band Style offers a relatively classic design, with a pleasant oval shape to use that is easily forgotten on your wrist.
At the display level, Oppo incorporates an AMOLED panel offering excellent contrast. On the other hand, we find a small diagonal of 1.1 inches, which may seem little compared to the competition. The screen displays a correct definition (126 × 294 pixels). You will have no problem reading the screen in broad daylight, provided you turn up the brightness to the maximum.
An effective bracelet, but with some concessions
Compared to other activity trackers, the Oppo Style Band is limited to offering 12 sports, including outdoor running, cycling, rowing, swimming (don’t panic, the bracelet is waterproof up to 50 m deep) or… cricket. And, for racing enthusiasts, this bracelet does not have GPS… You will therefore have to rely on the accuracy of your smartphone’s GPS. To find all the data following your sports activities, just go to the brand’s dedicated application.
An activity tracker that lacks exercises, but makes up for it on the health side. Oppo’s connected bracelet can continuously measure the heart rate, but also the oxygen saturation in the blood, the famous SpO2. It can also monitor sleep quality and offers breathing exercises. To take full advantage of it, the brand integrates a 100 mAh battery into its bracelet and would offer up to 12 days of autonomy on a single charge, according to the manufacturer. Be aware that the autonomy is quite average once all the tracking is activated. Expect a week instead.
Want more information? Find our complete test on the Oppo Band Style.
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To find out what the competition offers and choose the one that will accompany you on a daily basis, find our selection of the best connected bracelets in 2023.
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