"The original OnePlus Watch was powered by the Real-Time Operating System (RTOS), which was perfectly fine, as many smartwatches run lean and mean. However, last year's takes things to the next level by offering RTOS and Wear OS 4 on a single watch with a dual-engine architecture. With this unique approach, the device is one of the most efficient Wear OS watches available today, with longer battery life than any other Google Wear OS device or Apple Watch."
"In addition to a powerful operating system strategy, OnePlus has created one of the most elegant smartwatches available. The device features a stainless steel watch body, a 2.5D smooth sapphire crystal watch face, and a durable silicone watch band. The right-side buttons are stylishly incorporated into the bezel, with a round button on top and an oval one on the bottom."
"OnePlus states the watch will last for 100 hours in Smart Mode, 48 hours with heavy use, and up to 12 days in power-saver mode. It has a 500mAh battery. In my two weeks of testing, I could wear the watch 24/7 and charge it up every three to four days. I wore the device for running and walking with GPS tracking enabled, indoor rowing for active heart rate tracking, and more."
OnePlus Watch 2 uses a dual-engine architecture combining a lightweight RTOS and Wear OS 4 on a single device, enabling efficient performance and extended battery life. The stainless steel body, 2.5D sapphire crystal face, and silicone band create a premium aesthetic. The watch meets 5 ATM water resistance, IP68, and MIL-STD-810H standards for rugged use. A 500mAh battery powers claimed runtimes of 100 hours in Smart Mode, 48 hours with heavy use, and up to 12 days in power-saver mode. In two-week testing, continuous wear with GPS and heart-rate activities required charging every three to four days.
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