OnePlus has entered the smartwatch game with a stylish device that looks like a regular watch. It has a round design, which is more traditional than the oblong rectangle popularized by the Apple Watch and its imitators. The OnePlus Watch has an AMOLED display with a 326ppi pixel density. This makes small text and iconography look sharp. The display does not have a high bit depth, however, so some watch faces have noticeable banding.
The smartwatch for Oneplus phone does a decent job of tracking fitness and health data, but lacks many features found on competing devices. It can track a variety of workouts with support for over 110 different activities in the Workout app. It has a variety of sensors, including GPS and barometer, and provides accurate heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring during activity and sleep. It also has a 5ATM water and dust resistance, making it a good choice for outdoor sports.
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One of the most important aspects of a smartwatch is the battery life, and this is where the OnePlus Watch falls short. The company claims up to two weeks of battery life, which is a far cry from Wear OS devices that typically last for a day or less and top competitors like the Samsung Galaxy Watch and Fitbit Versa that manage two to three days in real-world usage.
The OnePlus Watch is also missing some core features that are standard in most smartwatches, such as a voice assistant or support for third-party fitness apps. It’s a shame that the company didn’t take the time to properly optimize the software before releasing it. Its use of abbreviated English and numerous “Pls” in notifications such as the one that says “Your step count is up to standard” is also a little off-putting.
