Oneplus smartwatch

OnePlus joined the world of smartwatches in March 2021, and today it's delivering it's also bringing its affordable sub-brand Nord on board. Meet the The Nord Watch has a 1.78” AMOLED rectangular screen with a resolution of 368x448 pixels and 60Hz refresh rate. The watch does not have its own GPS, meaning it can only gathers positioning from the smartphone through Bluetooth 5.2. OnePlus Nord Watch OnePlus developed the watch as a unisex wearable and it can help women track their monthly menstrual cycle. It has a heart rate sensor, an SpO2 monitor and supports sleep tracking. Thanks to its accelerometer it is able to automatically detect exercise activities and it supports 105 exercise types. It is also IP68-rated for complete dust and water protection. OnePlus Nord Watch The body of the watch is a zinc alloy and plastic, while the band is silicone. The battery capacity is 230mAh. It can go for a month on a charge in its low-power mode, while active use endurance is 10 days as per OnePlus. The OnePlus Nord Watch is available immediately at an introductory price of INR4,999 ($60) in Midnight Black. The regular price is said to be INR6,999 ($85), but it's unclear when that will come into effect. A Deep Blue version is also on the way, but no availability date is given for it.

OnePlus has a reputation for teasing upcoming devices ahead of any sort of official announcement. We knew about the first A follow-up, the OnePlus Watch 2, has allegedly entered production in Europe in Asia. Although OnePlus hasn’t hinted at a new Android smartwatch yet, a second-gen OnePlus Watch arriving sometime in summer 2022 would establish an annual upgrade cycle that Samsung and Apple already use for their rival smartwatches. We believe it’s more likely the OnePlus Watch 2 is coming later this year. Not only did the first OnePlus Watch come out a few months after the As for price, we’d guess OnePlus will aim for one of the OnePlus Watch 2: What we want to see If the OnePlus Watch 2 is truly coming soon, we should start to see more rumors about specs and features in due time. That said, we’ve already come up with some upgrades we’re hoping to see and what we think can make the OnePlus Watch 2 a more attractive alternative to the Wear OS: The original OnePlus Watch ran a RTOS, or a proprietary operating system. It mostly got the job done, but we think adopting the new Wear OS would make the second OnePlus Watch significantly better than the first. Available on the Galaxy Watch 4 and coming to other Great battery life: A major perk of the first OnePlus Watch was a 9-day battery life, which easily exceeded the Better health sensors: Fitness-tracking is essential to a good smartwatch. Last year's OnePlus Watch was far from being considered one of the We'll be sure to upd...

OnePlus is known for its elegant smartphone designs and the OnePlus Watch delivers in this area with a stainless steel body, brilliant AMOLED display, comfortable durable watch band, and very long battery life. However, it fails in too many other keys areas with much better RTOS (real-time operating system) options available if you don't want to buy a Samsung Galaxy Watch or Apple Watch. The Also: Best smartwatch 2021: Apple Watch and more top picks Apple and Samsung provide the ultimate smartwatch experiences for iPhone and Android users, but these watches also cost twice as much as the OnePlus Watch. There are several options from If you have a budget of less than $200, then look for an Amazfit option instead. The only reason to consider a OnePlus Watch is if you are a major OnePlus fan and need to have its branded watch in your collection. I bought one because I thought it would be a nice addition to my vast watch collection, but even though it was only $159 I am returning it because of the terrible fitness tracking experience and clunky user interface. Specifications • Display: 1.39-inch 454x454 pixels resolution AMOLED touchscreen • Watch case: 316L stainless steel • Storage: 4GB • Water resistance: 5 ATM/IP68 • Connectivity and sensors: Bluetooth 5.0 BLE, optical HR and blood oxygen, accelerometer, gyroscope, air pressure sensor, GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou • Battery: 3402 mAh, up to 14 days in typical usage, 25 hours with GPS tracking enabled • Band size: 22mm standa...

Network N/A N/A N/A No No No Launch 2021, March 23 Available. Released 2021, April 14 Body 46.4 x 46.4 x 10.9 mm (1.83 x 1.83 x 0.43 in) 45 g (1.59 oz) Glass front, stainless steel frame, plastic back No IP68 dust/water resistant (up to 1.5m for 30 min) Waterproof (5ATM) Compatible with standard 22mm straps Display AMOLED 1.39 inches 454 x 454 pixels (~326 ppi density) Always-on display Platform Proprietary OS Memory No 4GB 1GB RAM Camera No Sound Yes No Comms No 5.0, A2DP, LE GPS, GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO No No No Features Accelerometer, gyro, barometer, compass, heart rate, SpO2 Battery Li-Ion 402 mAh, non-removable Misc Midnight Black, Moonlight Silver, Cobalt, Harry Potter Edition About 190 EUR Disclaimer. We can not guarantee that the information on this page is 100% correct.

What makes a smartwatch “smart”? Is it the ability to show you notifications from your phone? What about the ability to track your physical activity and wellness, such as step counts, workouts, and sleep? How about providing you information about your day, such as the weather and upcoming calendar events? Or perhaps it’s the inclusion of a voice assistant on your wrist that you can ask to do things without having to use your phone? The OnePlus Watch pairs with and is controlled by the OnePlus Health app for Android — there’s no iPhone compatibility at all. But you don’t need to own a OnePlus phone, it works with basically any modern Android device. I tested it on both OnePlus and Samsung smartphones and the experience was the same. The app is where you can see what health and fitness metrics the watch has recorded, adjust which apps send notifications on your wrist, and view the available watchfaces. OnePlus has about 50 watchfaces so far, with some offering limited customizability in the form of selectable shortcuts or widgets, such as a weather widget, date, or shortcut to a built-in app like the timer. You can choose up to 14 faces to store on the watch and switch between them without using your phone. The company says it plans on adding more in the future, but as I mentioned earlier, there are no options for third-party watchfaces or third-party app widgets like you get with Samsung, Wear OS, or Apple smartwatches. The watchfaces themselves are what you’d expect: there...

OnePlus Watch Specs Name Value Display Type AMOLED Compatibility Android Heart Rate Monitor Sleep Tracker Battery Life 5 days Phone OS Compatibility Android Watch OS OnePlus Watch OS Processor N/A Display Size 1.39 inches Fitness Features Accelerometer, GPS, Heart Rate Monitor Estimated Battery Life 5 days Separate App Store Phone Call Capacity Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated (Opens in a new window) & (Opens in a new window). A Big Statement The OnePlus Watch is only available in the US in one size (46.4mm) and color (midnight black). Featuring a stainless steel case and black strap, it has a decidedly masculine look. As I mentioned at length when I Some smartwatch makers, such as Apple and Garmin, release small and large models of their products with several different case and strap colors and materials to appeal to a wide range of users. The only other watch model OnePlus has announced is a Cobalt Limited Edition version, which features a more durable case and glass face, but that won't be available in the US. The watch's 1.39-inch, 454-by-454-pixel AMOLED display is bright, attractive, and exceptionally responsive. Adding to its appeal is a 2.5D curved glass face with a series of subtle rings around the bezel, which OnePlus aptly describes as a "CD pattern." As for other specs, the OnePlus Watch measures less than half an inch thick (0.43 inches) and weighs 2.6 ounces with its fluoroelastomer (synthetic rubber) strap, or 1.5 ounces without it. It has a 5ATM water...