After months of rumors, has . The OnePlus Watch 2 will be officially presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later this month. The company is known for its details about drip-feeding its products, and while it has yet to reveal any key information about the wearable, OnePlus has offered up a few juicy tidbits.
On the one hand, the company loudly claimed that the OnePlus Watch 2 will last up to 100 hours on a single charge. That's with “full smart mode” enabled rather than a battery-saving mode, according to OnePlus.
Obviously, we'll have to see how well the OnePlus Watch 2 actually performs in the wild, but this claimed battery life far exceeds that of most mainstream smartwatches, such as the (6 p.m.) and (24 hours with permanent display activated). OnePlus President Kinder Liu said the company's goal for the device is to “win the title of best flagship smartwatch of the year with its market-leading battery life.” .
🩶 Radiant Steel
🖤 ​​Black steel
Presentation of our flagship product #OnePlusWatch2constructed of stainless steel and sapphire crystal for rugged elegance-Oneplus (@oneplus) February 20, 2024
The wearable apes the design language of the OnePlus 12 series, according to the company. It has a stainless steel chassis and a sapphire crystal dial. The OnePlus Watch 2 will be available in two colors, Black Steel and Radiant Steel.
OnePlus also promises “unmatched reliability for everyday use and meticulous health monitoring,” but it's keeping other key details under wraps for now, including price and release date. Another factor that the company hasn't confirmed is which operating system the OnePlus Watch 2 will use. Reports suggest that it will run on Wear OS, which will hopefully help the smartwatch fare much better than its predecessor. . Liu said the company was aware of the lukewarm reaction to the OnePlus Watch, noting that it had taken “a three-year break and a pause for reflection” between wearable devices.