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The video provides an extensive review of the OnePlus Watch 2, focusing on its standout 100-hour battery life, which far exceeds most smartwatches like the Apple Watch and Galaxy Watch. Key features include a circular stainless steel body, sapphire cover glass, 1.4 inch AMOLED display, IP 68 durability, and essential sensors like an optical heart rate sensor and pulse oximeter. The presenter compares its battery performance to the Apple Watch Ultra, finding the OnePlus Watch's hybrid system, utilizing both a high-powered Snapdragon W5 and a BES 2700 chip, to be effective in balancing power and efficiency. Despite some drawbacks such as delayed notifications, mediocre haptics, lack of iPhone compatibility, and a clunky charger, the OnePlus Watch 2 is praised for its design, dual-frequency GPS, and overall value at $300. The speaker concludes by discussing different smartwatch features, inviting viewer feedback, and thanking the audience.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses a unique feature of the OnePlus Watch 2 — its impressive 100-hour battery life, which stands out in the smartwatch category. They emphasize that while most smartwatches require daily charging, this watch can last up to four days in its default mode, far surpassing competitors like the Apple Watch and Galaxy Watch. The design is noted for its attractive circular stainless steel body, sapphire cover glass, and a 1.4 inch, 60 hertz AMOLED display. The watch is durable, meeting IP 68 dust and water resistance standards, and includes essential sensors like an optical heart rate sensor and pulse oximeter. The presenter validates the battery life claim by testing the watch alongside an Apple Watch Ultra over four days, finding it to perform impressively.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the battery performance of the $800 Apple Watch Ultra and the $300 OnePlus Watch. The Apple Watch Ultra exceeded its claimed 36-hour battery life, lasting 56 hours under certain conditions, while the OnePlus Watch had 15% battery left after a comparable period. It is noted that turning off the always-on display on the OnePlus Watch could extend its battery life significantly. The presenter attributes the extended battery life partly to wearing a hoodie, which likely reduced screen brightness by covering the watch. The key focus is on how the OnePlus Watch achieves its extended battery life through a hybrid system with two separate processors and operating systems. This hybrid system, combining a high-powered Snapdragon W5 for intensive tasks and a BES 2700 chip for basic functions, allows the watch to balance responsiveness and battery efficiency effectively. The presenter appreciates the responsiveness, variety of watch faces, custom workouts, and detailed tracking available through the OHealth app, although they suggest including shoveling snow as a workout type.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various features and quirks of a smartwatch. They praise the “hold to end workout” feature for preventing accidental stops and mention that the rotating crown on the button serves no functional purpose other than increased durability. There is a slight delay in showing notifications, which can be annoying. The watch boasts a 500 mAh battery, larger than many competitors, contributing to excellent battery life. While the design, display, dual-frequency GPS, and battery life are highlighted as strengths, the delay in notifications, mediocre haptics, lack of iPhone compatibility, and the clunky charger are noted as drawbacks. Despite these, the watch is considered a good value at $300.
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In this part of the video, the speaker highlights various types of smartwatches, mentioning unique features such as built-in earbuds, fitness tracking, and compatibility with the iPhone. The speaker then suggests that a hybrid system smartwatch with good battery life might be appealing to some viewers and invites them to share their thoughts in the comments. The segment concludes with the speaker thanking viewers and signing off.