We loved the OnePlus Watch 3, it’s our best Android smartwatch, but for all its excellent attributes there was one disappointment. The size. More specifically, the lack of size options. The Watch 3 ...

As for the design, OnePlus doesn’t appear to have reinvented the wheel. The OnePlus Watch 3 is set to retain a circular dial with two buttons on the side. The sole image available as part of the ...

The OnePlus Pad 2 is the device you are seeing above. It’ll feature a 12.1″ display with a 7:5 ratio, and “industry-leading chipset,” and yeah, that’s all they are telling us.

OnePlus says the Watch 3 43mm will come with a 1.32-inch display and a stainless steel chassis that weighs 37.8 grams. That makes it far lighter than the larger Watch 3, which tips the scales at ...

As a result, the OnePlus Watch 3 will now cost a total of $499 in the United States. This is a pretty drastic increase, and what's worse is that OnePlus gave no forewarning that it was happening.

OnePlus Watch 3 (Image via Smartprix) A render shared alongside the report suggests that the OnePlus Watch 3 retains the sleek design of its predecessor but introduces a key feature: a rotary dial.

Like past OnePlus wearables, the Watch 3 is a chunky, high-power device with a stainless steel case. It sports a massive 1.5-inch OLED screen, the latest Snapdragon W5 wearable processor, 32GB of ...

And OnePlus says it will recharge faster than rivals: a 10-minute charge delivers a full day of usage. It’s a bigger battery, too: up from 500mAh on the OnePlus Watch 2 to 631mAh on the new version.