OPPO’s Bubble Mag E-Badge is now official in the Philippines at PHP 8,999, a magnetic 1.73-inch AMOLED screen that clips onto your phone for rear selfies and onto your bag as a wearable meme display.
It launched today, August 7, alongside the Reno16 Series 5G, and it works with the new phones, the Find X9 Series, and even selected iPhones.
Here is everything the Bubble does, every spec, and what PHP 8,999 actually buys.
What the Bubble is
The Bubble is a circular e-badge, a tiny magnetic accessory OPPO calls a “Custom Vibe E-Badge,” per the official OPPO product page.
It is a second screen, an AirTag-like fashion piece, and a camera remote all in one, and it is the closest thing yet to a mainstream version of the second screen trend popularized by accessories like the Insta360 Snap.
At 7mm thick and 27.5g, it is slim enough to live on a bag strap without noticing it, and the IP54 rating keeps it safe against splashes and dust.
Philippine price and availability
The Bubble launches in the Philippines at PHP 8,999, available from August 7 on Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop, and the OPPO Online Store.
Buyers of the Reno16 Series 5G get a PHP 2,000 voucher off the Bubble during the pre-order window, bringing the effective price to about PHP 6,999.
In China the same accessory retails for CNY 499, roughly PHP 4,500, so the Philippine price carries a notable local premium.
The rear selfie fixer
Clip the Bubble to the back of your phone and it becomes a rear camera monitor, letting you frame rear selfies with the actual main camera instead of the lower resolution front camera.
Camera Remote View previews the camera feed wirelessly and lets you trigger photos and videos from up to 10 meters away, per TechnoBaboy’s launch coverage.
It supports zoom from 0.6x to 3.5x and a shutter timer of up to 10 seconds, which covers most group shot and solo content setups.
The wearable vibe screen
Detach it from the phone and the Bubble becomes a tiny personal screen you can clip to a bag, belt, or lanyard.
It plays custom wallpapers, short videos, and motion photos, and it has interactive pet animations that respond to taps, which is exactly the kind of thing OPPO is betting will make the Bubble a fashion accessory, not just a gadget.
The 4GB of internal storage holds plenty of images and 5-second clips for carousel playback.
Full spec sheet
| Spec | OPPO Bubble Mag E-Badge |
|---|---|
| Display | 1.73-inch AMOLED, 466 x 466, 600 nits |
| Thickness | 7mm |
| Weight | 27.5g |
| Storage | 4GB |
| Battery | 550mAh, up to 25 hours |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Connectivity | 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Remote camera | Up to 10m, 0.6x – 3.5x zoom, 10s timer |
| Durability | IP54 dust and water resistant |
| Compatibility | Reno16 Series, Find X9 Series, selected iPhones |
| Price (PH) | PHP 8,999 (PHP 6,999 with Reno16 voucher) |
The 550mAh battery is rated for up to 25 hours of use, and the USB-C charging keeps it simple with the same cable your phone uses.
The compatibility question
OPPO lists the Reno16 Series, Find X9 Series, and selected iPhones as compatible, which is a meaningful flex for a phone brand accessory.
Most second screen accessories only work inside their own ecosystem, so iPhone support means the Bubble can serve as a remote viewfinder even if you are not buying a Reno16.
The bottom line
At PHP 8,999 the Bubble is a novelty with a genuinely useful core: a real rear camera selfie monitor and a 10-meter remote control that works with iPhones.
The vibe screen side is pure fun, and that is clearly the point, OPPO is selling a fashion statement that happens to be a camera tool.
If you are pre-ordering a Reno16 anyway, the PHP 2,000 voucher makes the Bubble a PHP 6,999 add-on, which is a much easier yes.
If you are on an iPhone and hate guessing your framing, the 10-meter remote viewfinder alone justifies the price of admission.
