Design and Build
The new OnePlus Watch 4 is believed to take design cues from the Oppo Watch X3, but with some tweak to the bezels and watch bands. The body is made from titanium which give it a premium feel and it's water resistant up to 50 meters. The screen itself has a sapphire crystal overlay keeping it safe from scratches and small damage. Overall, it’s a sleek and sturdy design that promises durability and style.
Performance and Hardware
Under the hood, the watch features a Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 ARM processor teamed with a BES 2800 co-processor, giving enough power for smooth operation. It has 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage, which means enough room for apps and media. For powering all this, a 646 mAh battery is used, promising battery life for about 16 days if you switch to power-saving mode. During normal use, you can expect it to last around five days, which is pretty good for a smartwatch with Google Wear OS.
Health and Features
Health tracking is a highlight, with features like ECG (though only available in China), heart rate monitor, SpO2 sensor, and skin temperature sensor included. Each blood or heart data collection takes about a minute where sensors gather info all at once. The device supports over 100 different sports modes, perfect for fitness enthusiasts or those who want varied exercise options. Despite the ECG being limited to China, other sensors work worldwide so you can still track your vitals globally.
Connectivity and Pricing
It runs on Wear OS, providing easy access to Google’s ecosystem — including third-party apps, Google Assistant, and Google Wallet for contactless payments. Currently, it is listed on the OnePlus official site but without any official prices yet. However, you can already find it on AliExpress for roughly $342, indicating its expected retail range. The listing confirms its availability, but interested buyers should stay tuned for the official release info and pricing updates.
Sources: www.oneplus.com, www.aliexpress.us, www.oneplus.com, clk.tradedoubler.com