Update 10/10/25. 15 months after purchase the battery life just fell off a cliff, and not gradually. One day I had 3 daySs of battery, the very next day I'm losing 10% EVERY HOUR. I initially gave this four stars, then dropped it to three, then zero, then back to three then immediately back to zero. Why? First, read my initial "zero" stars review: It's only a smartwatch if it's connected to a smartphone. Unfortunately it excels at saying it's not connected even when the phone says it is. The only fix I have found is a factory reset. Well I just did that a couple of weeks ago. This would not be a huge deal if you're fine with the factory settings. I am not. It takes quite a long time for me to get it set up the way I want it. The primary issue is music control - see photo. Worked fine, stopped working, factory reset, worked again, then stopped working again. Every pair of Bluetooth headphones I've ever owned had no problem controlling the music on my phone. Even my super cheap Bluetooth hat controls the music. This thing...nope. Oneplus wants to send me a replacement. My guess is that it'll be exactly the same. Oh, and good luck getting music onto the watch itself. Foolish me thought that might be a workaround. I think MAYBE if you have a paid subscription for YouTube music you can get music onto the watch that you download from that specific app, maybe. Well, I don't want YouTube music. I want to play the thousands of songs I ripped from CD ages ago. 32 gigs of memory that's sole function is to remain empty. Now the update. While listening to music one day, it occurred to me to use Google Assistant to control the music. I had it assigned to the top button - long press. I said "next track" it worked. Ever since then the music controls are working normally. I canceled the return. Hopefully this fix will "stick." Still no idea how to get music onto the watch, but that's not a deal breaker for me. ARG! I JUST finished the above 3 star review, and the problem is back!!! Back to "ZERO" STARS. My above fix didn't work. All of this tech is supposed to make our lives easier, but does it? THIS THING IS NOT WORTH THE TROUBLE. Read more

I upgraded from a fossil watch 5 Carlyle that I absolutely loved everything about except it's one day battery life. After two years, it started locking up and having battery issues. I have a Samsung phone and was originally going to get the galaxy watch 6 but saw this oneplus as a unique alternative. Got it on prime day plus discover rewards points for a great deal. Battery - let's start here. This thing is amazing! I wore it 4 days straight (sleeping and all) on a camping trip in battery save mode and it still had 64% left after 4 days! Now we have starlink when camping so my ohobe was still getting alerts and notifications the whole time. Battery saver mode still gives you all the notifications in addition to the health functions like heartbeat and sleep tracking. The fossil disables pretty much all those things in battery saver. Youose "smart" features like battery monitor (strangely), and the ability to disable notifications on phone when wearing the watch (also a strange omission). In smart mode with tilt to wake, and with sleep tracking on (but blood O2 tracking off) I can get 4 days easy. I was afraid this watch would be too big since it's 47mm but it's actually a tick thinner than the fossil gen 5 and I can't really tell that it's any heavier or larger on my wrist. I did purchase the dark metal bracelet style band as I prefer that to the silicone bands since my wrists swell in the heat and sweat which is uncomfortable with the rubber band style. Now the kicker is on my fossil gen 5, I had GPS disabled, heart rate tracking disabled, always on screen ON, and was lucky to get 14 hours of use. This oneplus 2 watch I run with all the sensors on, but use tilt to wake because it's soo dang fast to show the time! And it still goes 4 days, maybe more depending on how many notifications you get, and I get a ton. The new android watch OS is very fast and the buttons on the watch have good feedback. Sapphire screen is very smooth, but I worry about cracking it. I used a tempered glass protector on my fossil and replaced it wvey few months because it would chip on the edges. I never used it without the protector, so can't speak to it's durability or if the screen protectors just stuck out a bit higher and we're prone to catching and cracking? There doesn't seem to be much in the way of decent protectors for this watch. The full watch covers collect moisture and look cheap, the glass protectors don't come to the edge fully and ruin the smooth look and feel of this awesome watch. As far as extras, there is a barometric sensor that will tell you approx elevation. It only shows in meters which is dumb but maybe they'll fix that in the next update. It will measure blood oxygen while you sleep to do snore tracking. But using it will cut your battery life in half. So I only use it once in a while to see how bad I'm snoring. There are lots of watch faces and many have customizable widgets you can edit what they display. I wanted a simple large digital display like I had on my fossil nut have settled for the one pictured. I can access stop watch and countdown timer from the screen, as well as view heart rate, step counter, battery level, and outside temperature (awuired through the weather app, not a sensor on the watch). The Ohealth app is the interface app for Android. It will allow you to view the sleep info and exercise data but you can also view those right on the watch. A double press of the lower button activated Google pay, and it works flawlessly and at a greater distance than my fossil would. If the biggest complaint people have about this watch is that it's "large" and that the rotating crown on the top button doesn't do anything, if say this watch is 98% perfect. I wish they made a slightly smaller version in different colors so my wife could upgrade as well. Maybe the 2R will have those options. The premium feel of this stainless body unit is awesome though, and it's really not heavy at all if you're used to wearing a premium on smart watch or fossil smart watch. As far as charging goes, you just use a little usb C powered square Puck with only one charging orientation. I wish there were a third party stand option like I used for my Fossil watch. I see some on Etsy so maybe more will be hitting the market soon? That's actually my biggest complaint is lack of accessories as compared to fossil or Samsung. Read more

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I had bith Huawei and Samsung watches before, and this one is definitely the best balance between functionality and the battery life. Read more

Vengo de usar un TicWatch 3 Pro, y estaba contento, este OnePlus Watch 2 me encantó. Solo me lo quito para bañarme y es cuando aprovecho para cargarlo, digamos 30 - 45 min al día nunca baja de 70% de batería. Todos los registros todo el tiempo. Además es mucho más bonito. Gran compra. Read more

Ist am denn Tag gekommen wann es angegeben war. Obwohl es nach Österreich geliefert wurde. Also top und die Uhr macht was sie verspricht. Read more

Lo ricomprerei 1000 volte! :) Read more

The OnePlus 2 watch is an excellent and (with the right bracelet) beautiful watch which has all the important functions and facilities one could reasonably need at an astonishingly modest price. I have had both cheap and premium branded smart watches over the years, including the Apple, Ticwatch Pro 5 and Samsung Galaxy 5 Pro and they have all disappointed in one way or another. With its superb battery, amazing clarity and original design, the OnePlus 2 Radiant Steel is better than all of them with regard to quality, efficiency, styling, charging speed, battery life and value for money. What's more, the all important OHealth app that goes with this watch is, unlike most other apps, a wonderful piece of accurate software, as elegant in it's simplicity as it is efficient in it's methodology and design. Quite honestly, for just over £200, you cannot and will not do better. Read more

Review for OnePlus Watch 2 The OnePlus Watch 2 was an impressive upgrade for me. I had previously been wearing a Fossil gen 5. This watch blends style, functionality, and performance into a sleek wearable. Here’s my in-depth review after using it for a few months: Design and Build The OnePlus Watch 2 boasts a premium, minimalist design that feels lightweight and comfortable on the wrist. The round 1.43" AMOLED display is bright and vivid, with excellent visibility even in direct sunlight. The default maximum brightness is 600 nits. The interchangeable straps are a nice touch, allowing users to switch between sporty and formal looks. Performance and Features The watch has a unique design in that it has dual-engine architecture that powers the Snapdragon W5 and BES 2700 chipsets to deliver some of the most efficient power management found in a smartwatch. Health Tracking: Comprehensive tracking for heart rate, SpO2, stress levels, and sleep monitoring. The data feels accurate and reliable, comparable to other leading smartwatches. Fitness Modes: Over 100 sports modes make it suitable for a wide range of activities. The auto-detection feature for common exercises like walking and running is a welcome addition. Smart Features: Notifications, music control, and hands-free calls work flawlessly. The integration with the OnePlus ecosystem is seamless, especially for phone and earbuds users. Battery Life The battery life is exceptional, I routinely go 4-5 days without charging and using the built in watch faces. When using watch faces from Google, it get 2-3 days at most. The sleep monitoring does put a drain on the battery as well. The fast-charging feature is a lifesaver, providing a day’s worth of charge in just a few minutes. Water Resistance With its 5ATM and IP68 rating, the Watch 2 handles water exposure effortlessly. I’ve worn it during workouts, showers, and swimming sessions without any issues. Room for Improvement While the OnePlus Watch 2 is excellent overall, there are a few areas for enhancement: App Ecosystem: The watch still lags behind competitors like Apple and Samsung in terms of third-party app support. Customization: While the watch faces are stylish, the options feel somewhat limited. More customizable watch faces would be appreciated. Final Verdict The OnePlus Watch 2 is a fantastic choice for those in the Android ecosystem, especially OnePlus users. It delivers a great balance of health tracking, fitness features, and smart functionalities in a stylish package. While it may not surpass industry giants in every aspect, its long battery life, smooth performance, and affordability make it a compelling option and I highly recommend it. Read more