It’s not every day that a new player enters a smartwatch game, so when I was interested After OnePlusCEO Carl Pei Hinted at last summer That could be on the wearable road. Rumors have been on the rise for the past few weeks and now We know what the clock will do As seen. After months of curiosity, I … am in extreme form.
Ahead of OnePlus’ upcoming March 23 event, @ Unbox therapy A leak of the oh-smartly-named OnePlus Watch has left what appears. After checking the image for about two minutes, I can confirm to everyone that it looks like every other non-smart moment smartwatch out there. On the right are two buttons, black stripes and a black case, and a fairly standard looking watch face. Wu. This is a little Milkuatost design and honestly, I expect a little better from OnePlus.
Smartwatch Liquor Ishan Agarwal He also left a few more ditches on his Twitter, noting that the watch would be 46mm (a big boy!). It will also have IP68 water resistance, 4GB storage, and the ability to control music and OnePlus TV. In terms of health features, which have become a huge selling point for smartwatches, reports OnePlus Automatic Includes workout checks, swimming workouts and more Track sleep, stress, blood oxygen saturation and heart rate. No word on battery life, but Agarwal said It will support the ability to charge a week or a week in 20 minutes. This indicates that you get at least a week of wear From this thing, which would be great, But who knows.
The interesting thing about these rumors is that OnePlus and Watch, despite being Android, will not run Ware OS. This rumor has been carried out leading to the March 23 incident, and accordingly Edge, Confirmed CEO Pete Lou Stage That would be the case. Instead, Is the company Opted for RTOS (Real-Time Operating System) type OS. No word on what it means for a third-party application ecosystem or digital assistant. Why not go for OnePlus Ware OS, L says the company wanted to provide a simple, reliable experience with great battery life. Wear OS has improved over the past year, but battery life for that platform is still a sore point.
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All this is good and good, but It’s not like anyone would describe like Terribly exciting. It would be one thing if OnePlus came out the door with a unique design, or decided to put its own spin on Ware OS like Oppo and Watch. But OnePlus seems to have played it safe – aArrogant Very safe. Unless we see something absurd like a 30-day battery life, unique software software or a progressive health facility (for which we don’t hold our breath), this smartwatch seems to be just for diehard OnePlus fans.
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