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Beluga (OPPO Watch) is a large rectangular watch with a lot of features. | Beluga (OPPO Watch) is a large rectangular watch with a lot of features. | ||
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== Issues == | == Issues == | ||
NFC support causes graphical glitches, so it has been disabled for now. | NFC support causes graphical glitches, so it has been disabled for now. | ||
It has also been reported by some that switching back to the original OS from backups via the usual method doesn't always seem to work, so an alternative recipe is to extract the parts from the backup (as with [https://github.com/beroset/asteroid-hosttools#watch-image watch-image]) and then, with the watch in fastboot mode: | |||
<pre> | |||
fastboot flash system system.img | |||
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img | |||
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img | |||
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img | |||
fastboot flash cache cache.img | |||
fastboot flash boot boot.img | |||
</pre> | |||
== Repair and customisation == | == Repair and customisation == | ||
The back of the watch is held on by glue, which means that disassembly will impact water resistance and is somewhat frustrating. | The back of the watch is held on by glue, which means that disassembly will impact water resistance and is somewhat frustrating. | ||
== Sensorlogd == | |||
=== Stepcounter === | |||
The watch needs to be powered on when 0:00 happens. Else it does not reset the previous day. | |||
= Miscellaneous hardware docs = | = Miscellaneous hardware docs = | ||
Latest revision as of 11:37, 12 July 2026
beluga — OPPO Watch
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| Status | supported |
| Stars |  
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| Status details | |
| Display | good |
| Touch | good |
| Bluetooth | good |
| Haptics | good |
| Tilt to wake | good |
| Light sensor | good |
| Always-on display | good |
| Dual display | missing |
| Microphone | good |
| Speaker | good |
| Compass | good |
| Steps | bad |
| Heart rate | good |
| USB | partial |
| WLAN | good |
| GPS | good |
| NFC | bad |
| Cellular | bad |
| Camera | missing |
| Crown | missing |
| Hands | missing |
Beluga (OPPO Watch) is a large rectangular watch with a lot of features.
Warning: The OPPO Watch Free is not supported! See the list on the porting Status page to find out if your model is supported.
Description
Beluga is a large rectangular watch with a (side) curved OLED display, fairly large amount of sensors and a good vibration motor. The casing of the watch is relatively thin, making it easier to tuck under the sleeves. The watch uses a proprietary watchband mechanism for which one can buy adapters so standard 22mm straps can be attached.
Issues
NFC support causes graphical glitches, so it has been disabled for now.
It has also been reported by some that switching back to the original OS from backups via the usual method doesn't always seem to work, so an alternative recipe is to extract the parts from the backup (as with watch-image) and then, with the watch in fastboot mode:
fastboot flash system system.img fastboot flash vendor vendor.img fastboot flash userdata userdata.img fastboot flash recovery recovery.img fastboot flash cache cache.img fastboot flash boot boot.img
Repair and customisation
The back of the watch is held on by glue, which means that disassembly will impact water resistance and is somewhat frustrating.
Sensorlogd
Stepcounter
The watch needs to be powered on when 0:00 happens. Else it does not reset the previous day.
Miscellaneous hardware docs
Keys
There are two hardware buttons located on the right of the watch.
The bottom button is used to power on or hard reset the watch. The top button can be used to wake/sleep the watch from AsteroidOS. This button is also used to navigate through the boot menu. Beluga is unconventional because the power button used in AsteroidOS is not the one used to power on the watch.
Manually getting to fastboot
When the watch is unlocked you can easily enter fastboot by pressing the upper right hardware button during the bootup of the watch. This will make the watch enter a boot menu. Using the top button to cycle through the list. Once "Fastboot" is selected press the bottom button to boot to fastboot.