This is one of the best WearOS watches you can get
The WearOS Sleeper Hit - Better Than The Big Names! They should call this watch the "WearOS Sleeper" because what you get for the money is better than any other WearOS watch I own, including my Samsung premium watches, my Pixel Watch, and even my Apple Watch Ultra 2. First, let's compare it to the Google Pixel Watch. There is no comparison. For the same price, this watch is easily twice as good. It's better built, looks way nicer, and has so many more features in terms of health tracking and screen quality. The Pixel Watch practically requires a screen protector because its screen scratches so easily. However, because the screen is curved, you're stuck using film protectors, which tend to peel up at the edges and don't protect as well as tempered glass. On this OnePlus watch, the screen is flat, which I much prefer because I can use a proper tempered glass protector. In terms of health features, this watch crushes the Pixel Watch. With the Pixel, you get basic heart rate monitoring and that’s about it. With this watch, you get EKG, blood oxygen levels, skin temperature monitoring, period tracking, vein elasticity, excellent sleep monitoring, and so much more. The Pixel Watch costs more, has terrible battery life, and frankly, looks like a low-end watch. If you are debating between this watch and the Pixel Watch, get this one. You will also prefer the oHealth app, which is free, over Fitbit, which puts many features behind a paywall. Next up is a comparison to a premium-priced watch: my Samsung Galaxy Watch. In terms of looks and comfort, the OnePlus is a better watch. My Samsung is boxy with a lot of metal surrounding the screen, making it heavier than this watch. Feature-wise, this watch has a rotating digital crown that makes navigation so much easier. The Samsung watch lacks a rotating crown, so you have to use your finger to swipe around, which leaves fingerprints all over the screen. The battery life is also far superior on the OnePlus. My Samsung will give me a solid two days, but I have gone four days with this watch, and it also charges much faster. The only thing I like better on my Samsung is the magnetic charging versus the pogo pins on this one. Also, despite the cases of the two watches being basically the same size, the screen is bigger on this OnePlus watch because the bezels are way smaller. This device looks like a classic watch; the Samsung looks like it's just copying Apple. Furthermore, many of the Samsung's best biometrics (like blood pressure and body composition) only work if you also have a Samsung phone. If you pair it with another Android phone, you lose most of those advanced features. The OnePlus has all of its features available for any Android phone, plus unique ones like vein elasticity. If you don't own a Samsung phone, the choice is easy: get the OnePlus. As for my Apple Watch, it isn't a fair comparison. I'm one of those people who carries both an iPhone for work and an Android phone for personal use. Since the Apple Watch doesn't pair with Android, a side-by-side comparison isn't really possible, but I can say that I enjoy using this watch more than my Apple Watch Ultra. Bottom line: with this watch, you are getting a rotating dial, a bigger screen, a premium build, great software, fantastic battery life with a quick charge, and full compatibility with all Android phones, packed with biometric features. I don't know how this watch isn't more popular because you would need to get into expensive Garmin territory to find something that even comes close to what this watch offers for the price. Read more