OnePlus Watch 2

Good battery life (with raise to wake) ; Slick WearOS skin ; Good sports and fitness tracking features

While it is well-made, it doesn’t stand out from the crowd ; Battery life with always-on screen isn’t great ; Heart rate readings during exercise aren’t the most accurate

The OnePlus Watch 2 pushes the battery boundaries for Wear OS, which is a big win for OnePlus and for the Google platform as a whole.

Excellent battery life ; Full Wear OS functionality ; Sapphire crystal screen coating ; Dual-frequency GPS tracking

Will be too large for some wrists ; No rotating crown control ; No wireless charging

The OnePlus Watch 2 offers all the functionality and customisation of the Wear OS platform but without the battery life woes. It delivers excellent performance, has endless features and a tasteful design, but the best part is that you don’t have to...

Praise be, the watch works ; Long battery life ; Launches with Google Assistant ; Competitively priced

No LTE option ; Android only ; Missing EKGs, fall detection ; Only one size

I actually held onto the 10 extra OnePlus Watch 2 smartwatches during testing. Part of me was afraid that the one I opened would be riddled with bugs. This way, I wouldn’t have to request alternate units. I’d be able to definitively tell if one unit...

Three-day battery life (if not more). Slick performance. Runs Wear OS, which has an improved roster of apps and capabilities. Only need to use one app. Recharges super quickly. Big, bright screen.

Missing health features and the accuracy of results is a mixed bag. Big watch might not work for all wrists. Software support doesn't match Samsung. No scrolling function.

Elegant, sturdy design ; Great battery life ; User-friendly ; Wear OS4 ; Excellent fitness and health tracking

Few color options

With elegance, durability, and robust battery life, the OnePlus Watch 2 is a serious contender for the title of best wearable. Posh and durable are a very sexy combination that is hard to resist.

Intuitive software ; Brilliant battery life ; Fast charging ; Solid fitness, sleep and stress tracking

Big and heavy ; No LTE version ; No ECG ; Crown rotation not functional

The OnePlus Watch 2’s battery life eclipses that of many rivals, and the inclusion of Wear OS makes day-to-day performance simple and intuitive. However, it’s not comfortable to use for long periods if you have smaller wrists.

Long battery life ; Beautiful screen ; Customizable shortcut buttons for shortcuts ; Smooth performance

Only comes in one large size ; Only two years of software updates ; No fall detection ; Heart rate accuracy can be iffy