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Last week, Google started rolling out the Oreo update for Android Wear devices, but we weren’t really sure which smartwatches were getting it. Good news, the company has just revealed a list of all the Android Wear devices that will be getting the software update in the coming weeks. To be honest, there’s quite a lot of smartwatches in the list, and I wasn’t expecting such a number at all. Well, if you’re using an Android Wear smartwatch, and have no clue whether you’ll be receiving the Android Oreo update, make sure your device is mentioned in the list below:
- Casio PRO TREK Smart WSD-F20
- Casio WSD-F10 Smart Outdoor Watch
- Diesel Full Guard
- Emporio Armani Connected
- Fossil Q Control
- Fossil Q Explorist
- Fossil Q Founder 2.0
- Fossil Q Marshal
- Fossil Q Wander
- Gc Connect
- Guess Connect
- Huawei Watch 2
- Hugo BOSS Touch
- LG Watch Style
- Michael Kors Access Bradshaw
- Michael Kors Access Dylan
- Michael Kors Access Grayson
- Misfit Vapor
- Mobvoi Ticwatch S & E
- Movado Connect
- Nixon Mission
- Polar M600
- TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45
- Tommy Hilfiger 24/7 You
- ZTE Quartz
Didn’t find your smartwatch in this list? Not to worry, in addition to these, Google has also announced the list of Android Wear smartwatches that have already started receiving the Android Oreo update. So, let’s check them out without further ado:
- Fossil Q Venture
- LG Watch Sport
- Louis Vuitton Tambour
- Michael Kors Sofie
- Montblanc Summit
Well, these are all the Android Wear smartwatches that are getting the Android Oreo update in the near future. Unlike the smartphone Oreo version, the update doesn’t bring a lot of features to the table. Instead, there are a few bug fixes and general performance improvements that you might notice while using your smartwatch. However, there are a very few noteworthy additions like controlling the vibration stretch of notifications and a feature called “Touch Lock” which allows the user to lock the touchscreen in order to make sure the touch screen doesn’t trigger automatically while you take it out for a swim. So, are you expecting the Oreo update on your Android Wear smartwatch. Do let us know your thoughts on the latest version in the comments section down below.