The OnePlus Watch 2 is now up for grabs… and nicely discounted by Amazon right off the bat،
As OnePlus admitted before properly unveiling its second smartwatch effort last week, the company's first-ever Apple Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch rival was… not great. But the new OnePlus Watch 2 is much better than its predecessor released in 2021 at first glance, and very soon you will be able to see how the Wear OS-powered device behaves and performs in real (extensive) circumstances.
Indeed, this bad boy is now officially up for grabs in the US, although for some reason Amazon can only commit to deliveries after March 16 as of this writing. That's certainly an unusually long wait for a product that's probably not as in demand or as difficult to mass produce as Apple's. VisionProfor example, but on the bright side, the e-commerce giant is ready to sweeten the OnePlus Watch 2 launch deal with a nice little freebie.
We're talking an outright $50 discount that can be applied to the already pretty reasonable list price of $299.99 by simply clicking a little “coupon” box on the official OnePlus Watch 2 Amazon product webpage.
The price drop will work for both the “Black Steel” and “Radiant Steel” models, which are made from premium stainless steel while sporting a generously sized and undeniably sized 1.43-inch AMOLED touchscreen. beautiful with a resolution of 466 x 466 pixels. .
In case you're wondering, you can also save $50 directly from OnePlus, but only if you have something (anything) to exchange. And as flexible as this deal is, you may not want to give up your existing one. smart watch or you simply don't have one in your possession at the moment.
Obviously, that's where Amazon comes in, offering a $50 discount right off the bat with no strings attached or special conditions, making the OnePlus Watch 2 exactly as affordable as a 44mm Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 (discounted), as well as considerably cheaper than a one-size-fits-all Google Pixel Watch 2.
Just like these two rivals for the title of best smartwatch available today, the second-generation OnePlus Watch runs Wear OS with all its Google-designed power and versatility. In the absence of ECG monitoring, this device aims to stand out from the competition with exceptional battery life (in addition to an affordable price), but of course we'll have to wait and see how this lofty endurance promise of 100 hours will hold up. the real world.
