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OnePlus Watch review: long battery life, nice finish, and low price, but no voice assistant, no always-on display, few notification options, only one big size

The Verge Dan Seifert

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  • @sachinkalbag @sachinkalbag on x
    Is @oneplus launching its 2021 products too soon? First the 9 Pro with all its software issues (three updates after its Apr 1 launch), and now the watch. At home, we've been OnePlus users for four+ years, so this seems out of character for the company 🤔 https://gizmodo.com/...
  • @rdrv3 David Ruddock on x
    @dcseifert @greengart yeah, this thing sounds genuinely bad. 2021 feels more and more like OnePlus is jumping the shark. too many products, too little focus.
  • @techaltar @techaltar on x
    This is the most brutal reception I've seen for a new product of a major company in a long while 😬 https://twitter.com/...
  • @artemr Artem Russakovskii on x
    Wow. OnePlus Watch is decidedly Not Great after reading some of the reviews from today. @Gizmodo's review is absolutely brutal. This Is the Worst Smartwatch I've Ever Used https://gizmodo.com/...
  • @themrmobile Michael Fisher on x
    @GadgetsBoy Counterpoint: this is what happens when a company rushes an unfinished version of a hotly anticipated product to market for no good reason. The thing goes on sale tomorrow. They should have waited until it was fully baked.
  • @maxwinebach Max Weinbach on x
    So literally everyone hates the OnePlus Watch, right?
  • @greengart Avi Greengart on x
    @RDRv3 @dcseifert There's been a pretty big shift in strategy for OnePlus. I'm finishing up a report on why (spoiler: the Huawei vacuum and U.S. distribution)
  • @dcseifert Dan Seifert on x
    anyways, TL;DR, the OnePlus Watch has nice, but limited hardware and just terrible, incomplete, incapable software. it's a 2014 smartwatch in 2021, or as @greengart put it, a fitness tracker in a smartwatch body. but also it's not a good fitness tracker.
  • @rdrv3 @rdrv3 on x
    the reviews of the OnePlus watch are almost uniformly brutal. ouch.
  • @rdrv3 @rdrv3 on x
    now that I've read some of them in more detail, haha. worst thing OnePlus has ever released. a shameless money grab of a product, and embarrassingly unfinished. it should never have launched. https://twitter.com/...