OnePlus Watch

Affordable ; Up to five days of battery life ; Classy design ; Responsive touch screen ; Accurate sleep and health tracking

One size only ; No cellular option ; Lacks ECG, body temperature sensors, fall detection, period tracking ; No AI insights

A lightweight aluminum reskin of its flagship sibling, the OnePlus Watch 2R smartwatch has standout battery life and the same robust feature set for a more affordable price.

Attractive, responsive touch screen ; Measures blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) on demand ; Tracks stress and offers guided breathing exercises ; Onboard music storage ; Supports Bluetooth phone calls

GPS didn't always work in testing ; No third-party apps ; Only comes in a single (large) size and color ; No mobile payment or voice assistant support ; Some promised features aren't yet available

The OnePlus Watch offers an excellent touch screen and some nice health and lifestyle features, but is held back by a lack of third-party app support, GPS issues, and a bulky design.

Long battery life ; Nice fit and finish ; Bright, colorful screen ; Low price

No support for third-party apps or watchfaces ; No voice assistant ; Very limited notification options ; Inaccurate fitness and sleep tracking ; No always-on display ; Only comes in one size: big

The OnePlus Watch is the first smartwatch from OnePlus. It costs just $159 and lasts up to two weeks between charges, but it also does a lot less than competing smartwatches from Samsung, Fossil, Apple, and others.

Great battery life ; Affordable price ; Sturdy ; User-friendly ; Solid fitness and health tracking

Lack SMS text response ; Access to more third-party apps ; Has NFC, yet no tap to pay

With elegance, durability, and consistent updates, the OnePlus Watch is a serious wearables contender thanks to its affordable price tag and features.

Premium and stylish design ; Long battery life ; Affordable

Fitness tracking not accurate ; Smart features pretty much non-existent ; No third party software ; Glitches and bugs ; Only one size (46mm

25% lighter than its predecessor ; Bright and colorful AMOLED display ; 5ATM and IP68 ratings ; Integration with Google Apps and Services ; Dual-frequency GPS ; 3-4 days battery life and fast charging

Limited size and color options ; Prominent bezels ; No menstrual cycle tracking feature ; Sleep tracking lacks accuracy ; Fall detection is not available ; No wireless charging capabilities

On paper, the OnePlus Watch 2R packs impressive hardware, coming close to its more premium sibling. The key differences? It lacks military-grade durability, display toughness, and a few design flourishes. But it still features the same dual-engine...

Budget-friendly price point ; Lightweight, symmetrical case build ; Fantastic battery life ; Powerful dual-chip architecture and Wear OS experience

Only one massive size option ; Limited changes compared to predecessor ; Not the latest Wear OS

After years without a new flagship wearable, OnePlus dropped two smartwatches in a single year with very little differentiation beyond build materials and pricing. The OnePlus Watch 2R offers the same highlights as its more expensive stablemate,...