Along with the OnePlus Watch 2, you will receive a strap, quick guide, magnetic charger and a cable. The frames of the model are made of stainless steel, the screen is covered with 2.5D sapphire glass, and the back is covered with plastic. Build quality is good.
The watch has two mechanical buttons. One of their advantages is that you can put the necessary commands on them.
The screen diagonal of Watch 2 is 1.43 inches, the matrix is AMOLED. The screen refresh rate is 60 Hz. According to the presenter’s measurements, its brightness is good – about 925 lux. This is enough to use the watch on a sunny day.
The watch is powered by two processors: the main Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 and the additional BES2700BP. RAM 2 GB, internal memory – 32 GB. There is also 4 GB EMMC for RTOS.
In addition to training modes, the watch menu includes a flashlight, compass, contacts, weather, etc. is available. Battery capacity is 500 mAh, the device is fully charged in 1 hour. Battery life – 3.5 days (with smart mode during standard use). The watch is also protected against water and dust according to the IP68 standard.
The disadvantages of the OnePlus Watch 2 include the absence of a swipe function on the button to move around the interface, the inability to connect the chest sensor, large frames on the screen, the inability to load a “stock” training route, the absence of Gesture controls, a small number of watch faces, the inability to customize quick access to the panel, outdated processor, no screen activation for notifications, weak vibration engine, mobile app needs improvement.
The OnePlus Watch 2 model is still quite raw. It makes sense to consider it at a cost of less than 20 thousand rubles. Otherwise, this watch has many standard smartwatch functions.
Source: Ferra
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