Mobile phone maker OnePlus is working on launching its latest smartwatch, the OnePlus Watch 2, which promises an impressive battery life of up to 100 hours. The smartwatch comes in sleek black and elegant silver, and the company has teased further details, which will be revealed at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona on Sunday, February 25th.
Notably, the OnePlus Watch 2 marks the brand's first entry into the smartwatch space in three years.
“OnePlus Watch 2, dubbed 'your partner in time,' is a wearable that doesn't just aim to keep up with you, but to enhance every moment,” the phone maker said on Tuesday. With a philosophy of “nothing” woven into its very fabric, Watch 2 promises unparalleled reliability in everyday use and meticulous health monitoring.
Leading killers now intend to become “ecosystem builders”
“After a three-year hiatus and reflective pause for the OnePlus Watch 1, the Watch 2 is back and we're more confident than ever in this product. This confidence is unfounded. “The Watch 2 demonstrates our determination to transform from a 'flagship killer' to an 'ecosystem builder'. We deliver an experience that is not just improved, but transformed,” said Kinder Liu, COO and President of OnePlus. statement.
OnePlus recognized the important role smartwatches play in their wearers' daily lives and prioritized battery life. OnePlus has redesigned the OnePlus Watch 2 with input from the community to ensure a great user experience. With a 'smart mode' battery life of up to 100 hours, it ensures uninterrupted synchronization with the wearer's lifestyle and aims to set a new benchmark in the industry.
OnePlus Watch 2 specifications and features (expected)
According to previous rumors and leaks, the OnePlus Watch 2 is expected to feature a 1.43-inch AMOLED display, which is larger than the previous 1.39-inch screen on the original OnePlus Watch. As already leaked renders show, the smartwatch is expected to keep its circular dial, metal case, and two side buttons, in addition to the speaker grille for Bluetooth calls.