OnePlus Watch 2R with Wear OS 4 by Google,Snapdragon W5 Chipset,Upto 100hrs Battery Life,1.43’’ AMOLED Display,100+ Sports Mode,Dual Frequency GPS,5 ATM,IP68 & BT Calling [Gunmetal Gray]

I moved to this watch after my Fitbit charge 5 died after a year (and before that Fitbit sense, died after a year and half) and lack of support frustrated enough to ditch it and move to something which is more reliable and have fitness insights. One plus was an obvious choice as I already have one plus mobile and I found one plus watch has very good and fitness features and overall watch experience. Here is what I experienced.. Look and build: * Excellent design and looks. Many watch faces to chose from. * Sturdy and durable build quality * Feels super premium User experience: * Excellent Google Wear OS experience * Smooth and responsive UI, no lag at all * Very convenient to see all notification on the wrist, which can be controlled of course to avoid distraction * We can reply to WhatsApp chat or other apps through watch if needed. Excellent watch keyboard for quick reply. * Calling on watch is excellent * Very convenient to change music track while doing workout as I put mobile aside during workouts. * Various workout and fitness stats are also available in watch * OHealth app is good and easy to use Workout and fitness: * Excellent workout stats and analysis * Great Sleep analysis * Sensors are very accurate. Heartrate, SPO2, Sleep detection, balance everything is accurate. GPS is also accurate while we do outdoor workout like running/walking etc. * Note that heartrate sensors are continuously measuring during workout only. Without workout it measures periodically (may be once in a minute or so). Few activities have in depth statistics for example running, tennis, badminton. There could be more but I could test these only so far. Check attached screenshots to see the stats. Running: Very accurate running stats. Sensors are able to measure all readings and shows in depth statistics. It also shows cardiovascular stats. GPS is also very accurate and able to track the route while I was running in a street having 16 story apartments on both the sides. Pickleball: * I used tennis workout to track pickleball and it was able to capture stats like number of forehead, backend shots, max swing speed accurately. See the attached image. Weights and strength training: * There is strength training workout option. There is also upper limb, lower limb, back, chest and different workouts, they all essentially measures heart rate continuously. Not much in depth analysis but it captures in which zone you did these workout. Charging: * With breathing analysis on which is battery intensive, I get 2.5 to 3 days battery, provided that I do 1 to 1.5 hours daily workout, which also uses battery as sensors are continuously on during workout. It's not a problem for me as there is quick charting. If I turn of breathing analysis then battery might get extended by 1 to 1.5 days. Pros: * Excellent premium look with great build quality * Price - Excellent wear os watch, with this quality and features at this price * Great workouts and statistics * Very good calling experience * Excellent sleep analysis Cons: * A bit heavier and bulky if you are moving from some light weight tracker. If someone is already using other watch and buying this then won't observe this as an issue. Infect they might find this a bit lighter. Good to have: * Continuous heart rate monitoring - it measures heart rate continuously during activity and sleep (when advanced breathing assessment is on), but not otherwise * Readiness score - Score which tells how much workout you can do today, based on how your body and heart responded to yesterday's workout Probably somewhat covered under recovery stats

One of my amazing purchases. It is seriously a great android watch in this price range with a great display and a great hardwares also with a stunning look.

Excellent buy, the watch offers features beyond it's price range. Gps is spot on and catches within 1 min when standing outside. And the battery charges soo quickly we can get a 85% in just 12 min !! There are some flaws though 1. The watch heats up in seconds and within 2 days I got 3 warnings of overheating 2. Snapdragon uses battery in a snap of a finger Everything u use the non default app like browser the battery drops 2% with 1 min usage soo irritating!! Except these everything is a bliss and I don't care about the battery drain bcoz it charges quickly too like put this in charging and go to bath ull have about 70% and it's also very smooth experience to glide over the tiles

Perfect, a Great product by OnePlus with all needed trackers and features, specially the sleep tracking is top notch by recording every phase of your sleep, helping you to make necessary changes in you daily routine. Can last for full 3 days on single charge even after using all features. Connectivity, Sound quality, Vibration, Touch Sensor, Screen resolution and special to mention is OS, all is fantastic..... Specially at this price. So don't think of spending 25-30k on any other brand, as you will get all that with a bit extraaaa in 'OnePlus Watch 2R'.......... Go for it

Very good to have. Looks nice.

Shifted from samsung watch 4 to one plus watch 2 R.its amazing .feels identical,good quality, display is amazing and battery life is approx 3-4 days

Bad smartwtach don't buy battery Drainage and also heating issue okk so dont buy these smartwtach I seen like battery backup is only last 3 to 4 hour and the oneplus say 100hours battery backup is 100 hours is mistakely oneplus wright on his website like editing mistake from oneplus I think okk like you dont belive me buy one time and seen 3 to 4 hour battery backup okk And please dont buy from sale anything online please go official stores okk of oneplus and sale and all things are fraud okk watch is looks so premium but I share with you one photo 54% battery okk these drain like within 2 hours okk in light normal use so I hope you understand thankyou 👎👎👎🙏🙏

It's super good ... But only problem is battery draining very fast ... probably it'll improve on usage ... Got at 8999/- Excellent value for money Very premium

Nach jahrelanger Nutzung von Amazfit-Smartwatches und der dazugehörigen Zepp-App war ich skeptisch, ob der Umstieg auf WearOS den Verlust der gewohnten Akkulaufzeit wert ist. Nach intensiver Nutzung der OnePlus Watch 2R kann ich sagen: Ja, absolut – wenn man das richtige Modell wählt. Ich habe die Uhr für effektiv 125 € bekommen und bin von der Hardware schlichtweg begeistert. Design und Display Die Uhr wirkt am Handgelenk extrem wertig. Das Display ist scharf, hell und die Farben knallen richtig – ein riesiger Sprung im Vergleich zu meinen alten Amazfit-Modellen. Die Bedienung ist durchgehend flüssig, Ruckler gibt es hier praktisch nicht. Das Herzstück: Die Dual-Engine-Architektur Das Besondere an dieser Uhr sind die zwei „Gehirne“. Ein starker Snapdragon W5 für die Apps und ein kleiner BES2700 Co-Prozessor für den Alltag. Das sorgt dafür, dass die Uhr nicht bei jeder Kleinigkeit den Hauptprozessor wecken muss. Echte Akku-Erfahrungen (Mein Test) Ich habe den Akkuverbrauch genau unter die Lupe genommen. Hier sind meine realen Werte bei intensiver Nutzung (inkl. Always-On-Display und Drittanbieter-Watchfaces wie Facer): Durchschnittsverbrauch: ca. 2,5 % bis 2,6 % pro Stunde. Praxis-Beispiel: Von 14:52 Uhr (95 %) bis 18:46 Uhr (85 %) trotz Beantworten von WhatsApp-Nachrichten über die Uhr. Hochrechnung: Damit kommt man locker auf 1,5 bis 2 volle Tage Laufzeit, ohne auf smarte Features verzichten zu müssen. Wer die Uhr nachts im Schlafmodus nutzt, holt sogar noch mehr raus. Software und Personalisierung (Wichtiger Hinweis!) Man muss ehrlich sein: Google macht es einem bei WearOS 5/6 aktuell etwas schwer, Apps wie „Facer“ oder „WatchMaker“ direkt zu installieren, da diese oft als „inkompatibel“ markiert werden. Mit ein wenig technischem Verständnis (Stichwort: Wireless Debugging/Sideloading) lässt sich das aber umgehen. Die Uhr hat genug Power, um auch diese nicht-nativen Apps ohne Probleme auszuführen. Wer nicht basteln möchte, findet im Play Store mittlerweile viele tolle Zifferblätter im neuen „Watch Face Format“, die extrem akkuschonend laufen. Vergleich zu Amazfit/Zepp Vorteil WearOS: Man kann endlich vernünftig auf WhatsApp antworten (Tastatur/Sprache), Google Maps zur Navigation nutzen und hat Zugriff auf den riesigen Play Store, man kann mit Bring! seine Einkaufsliste abhaken auf der Uhr und und und. Nachteil: Die Akkulaufzeit ist natürlich geringer als die 10–14 Tage einer Amazfit, aber durch die Schnellladefunktion (VOOC) ist die Uhr so fix wieder voll, dass das kaum ins Gewicht fällt. Auch gibt es hier mehr Watchfaces die bezahlt werden müssen, bei Amazfit gibt's unzählige Drittanbieter-Apps um unkompliziert kostenlose Watchfaces zu sideloaden, dass geht bis über die 100.000+ Watchfaces. Fazit Die OnePlus Watch 2R ist für mich die aktuell beste Alternative zur teuren Konkurrenz von Samsung oder Google. Man bekommt High-End-Hardware zum Mittelklasse-Preis. Wer bereit ist, sich kurz in das WearOS-Ökosystem einzuarbeiten, wird mit einer der schnellsten und ausdauerndsten Smartwatches belohnt, die es momentan gibt. Kaufempfehlung? Ein klares Ja, besonders für Umsteiger, die mehr smarte Funktionen suchen, ohne jeden Abend an die Steckdose zu müssen! *Hinweis: Für die Lesbarkeit, Rechtschreibung und Formulierung dieser Rezension wurde die KI Gemini zur Unterstützung genutzt. Sämtliche Meinungen, Testergebnisse und Erfahrungen stammen jedoch zu 100 % aus meiner eigenen Hand.

Oneplus oblige, c'est une montre de très bonne qualité ! ⭐Poids : très légère, on ne l'a sent pas au poignée, surtout vu sa taille. ⭐ Qualité de fabrication : le bracelet est de bonne qualité, ne serre pas trop, se ferme bien et on sent qu'il est durable. Les boutons sont extra doux au clic c'est agréable. ⭐ Son : testé en appel, le son des hauts parleurs est net sans faire des folies, et le micro est très audible aussi en face. ⭐ Écran : l'écran est magnifique, ce qui se fait de mieux actuellement sur montre, grand, Oled, réactif rien à signaler. ⭐ Autonomie : pour l'instant je n'ai pas assez de recul mais d'après les 1ers tests l'autonomie est très bonne (supérieur à d'autres montres testé auparavant) ⭐ OS : android wear, est top, compatible avec play store j'ai pu installer Spotify et autres apps de mon téléphone. L'application Ohealth (pour paramétrer la montre) est également très bien faite. J'ajusterai mon avis après test approfondie de l'autonomie mais à ce prix là je peux vous dire que c'est quasi imbattable ! Surtout avec Android wear. Foncez vous ne regretterez pas.

Uitstekende smartwatch met een erg lange accuduur voor een wear horloge. De kast is niet van staal maar aluminium en dus wat gevoeliger voor krassen, maar tot nog toe niets van gemerkt.

Elle est juste excellente et livraison super rapide au top !!!!!

I have only had the watch for a bit over a week, so this is a short-term review. For $181.80AUD this watch seems to be a bit of a bargain. I dropped my Pixel Watch 2 and had a choice to replace the screen, buy a refurbished model, or buy the OnePlus Watch 2R all for approximately the same price! This watch looks very premium which I love. It doesn't feel premium because it's so light - but that lightness translates in to wearing it all day and barely remembering it's there until it buzzes. Battery life it leaves my Pixel Watch 2 for dead with 40%+ left after two days & nights of use and sleep and breathing tracking enabled. I was never worried about the Pixel's battery life if I'm honest, as long as I charged it to full each day it would confidently last the day. However if battery life is important to you it is like night & day. Like the Pixel 2 it was a little laggy out of the box but after a few hours when the OS had updated, apps were installed and updates applied, it has smoothed out and is basically identical performance wise. I'd be sensitive to lag so can say with confidence the watch is smooth, but I would also predict a (much) more expensive watch would react faster. I'd say these watches have just-enough processing power. Charging takes a bit longer than my old watch but that may be because the battery is bigger or I need to change my charging brick. The charging puck is also very average, I can see why people who review this watch mention it. OHealth is not the worst app I've ever used, in fact it's probably one of the better ones and I've found it has most of the settings I want to toggle on or off. Things I can't help with in this review - long term feedback as I have only just received it. Also anything fitness related, I really just use it for notifications and some messages so I couldn't comment on accuracy or the accompanying app. I've found no bugs or issues with the software, but again it's early days. Mostly right now I'm really chuffed with how it looks, the Pixel 2 was a fine watch but looked like a fitness device, this looks like a nice dress watch no different to the more expensive ones around and it does everything I need it to.