OnePlus Watch

I have been a ONEPLUS user and wanted to upgrade. I thot I will get OnePlus watch because I already have a OnePlus 12 phone. I have been using it for last one month and I would say my experience is just average
Pros
Good battery life. With Bluetooth on all the time, the watch manages to go past 2 days which is great.

Loved the design and build. Looks so elegant .
Activity tracking is top notch.
Very smooth display and navigation.
Battery backup could have been better, generally lasting to 80 hours upon full charge.

The day it was live for sale I bought it, been waiting for this OnePlus Watch 2.

Delivery was quick too. The unboxing experience was great, The watch itself looks super premium. The silicon strap is of high quality. The display is crisp. The watch has almost everything for daily use.

I would love to have the LTE version of this watch, but sadly not.

True comeback from oneplus. Comes with a great battery backup. Wear-OS works as expected. Needs a little fine tuning software wise. Needs better calibration of step tracking. Overall satisfied with the product.

I have purchased ONEPLUS watch and it is surely the best wear os smartwatch. Everything here is practical. The display, ui is buttery smooth. ONEPLUS may offer lot of features, but all those features are useless when you have to charge the watch everyday. With this watch it's like charge it once and forget it for 3 days.

Excellent watch.
Battery back up also good with all the other necessary app.
Value for money.

Loved it for the Badminton analysis. Decent features for the price point. Battery life is average from my experience. Display is very good.
Overall a good choice.

Very good Google Wear OS 4 watch in the price range. Perfect display size and light weight. The display brightness is also very good. Very smooth operation. Around 4 to 5 days of battery life.

I got the silver variant of the watch and immediately out of the box I removed the silicone sports strap. I’m not a fan of that type of strap and find it difficult to put on and adjust, I much prefer the ones with the buckle, so I switched it to a brown leather strap and wow! Just changing up the strap to something a little more premium immediately takes this watch to another level.

The AMOLED display is great and the colours are nice and punchy. Navigating the watch is great, it feels so fast and snappy! I haven’t experienced any major lags or issues, the fastest feeling smartwatch I have used so far.

As much as people complain a lot about the choice of apps or lack of app store this hasn’t bothered me too much. The watch has a good selection of useful apps preinstalled and they all work well.

I haven’t managed to do much running or use the GPS much but I have seen they have been releasing updates to sort out whatever issues the watch had before so hopefully that aspect will be getting better.

I take a lot of phone calls too and I’ve really been enjoying the experience, the speaker is loud enough although at times it will get a little crackly at the max volume but it’s very useable and works well.

Overall I really think this watch needs to be given more credit. For my use case, this watch does pretty much all I want a smartwatch to do. Remember that a smartwatch is not a phone and shouldn’t try to replace a smartphone, it’s a tool that can help you reduce phone time and adds some extra convenience to your day to day life and in all honesty, the OnePlus Watch has really impressed me and I’m very happy with it.

I'm pretty much in agreement with this; even in its current state, the watch satisfies most of my needs (phone calls, notifications, responsive UI, long battery life). If they could only fix the GPS start-up time and enable the "mute" button during phone calls, I'd be very happy with it.

I agree with the review here - this watch does what I want and the battery lasts at least a week.

The highlight of the OnePlus Watch 2 is its long battery life. OnePlus says it can last for 100 hours when used in "smart mode," 48 hours with heavy usage and up to 12 days in power saver mode. I haven't had time to put those claims to the test yet since I had to charge the watch to install a software update.

But OnePlus isn't the only one beating Apple and Google in battery life. The Garmin Venu 3 lasted for almost a week in my testing, and thbvoi TicWatch Pro 5Mocould last for two days before needing a charge, according to my colleague Mike Sorrentino. 

During my time with the watch, I mostly left the always-on display turned off except for during workouts, which usually last for about 30 to 45 minutes. I also used GPS to track outdoor walks that usually last for around 10 minutes during my commute to work. Otherwise, I've been using the OnePlus Watch 2 to check notifications, browse my health data and track sleep overnight. 

The watch also charges quickly, going from 29% to 85% in just 20 minutes even when I only had a tiny 5-watt power adapter handy.