OnePlus CEO Pete Lau after confirming the first OnePlus smartwatch to be in the works last year. OnePlus today officially confirmed that the most awaited OnePlus Watch may debut alongside the company’s latest flagship series the OnePlus 9 on March 23 in India.
OnePlus via an official teaser shared on its official Twitter account and forum post confirmed that the OnePlus Watch will most likely launch alongside the OnePlus 9 series smartphone on March 23.
“Now, as the clock is ticking down to the launch of our latest flagship, we’re excited to bring you an exclusive Community announcement… it’s time for something new. This fresh addition to the OnePlus family is healthy, punctual, and even takes care of you while you sleep,” OnePlus said in a post in the official community forums.
You asked for it. You're getting it.
— OnePlus India (@OnePlus_IN) March 12, 2021
OnePlus is also running a quiz to guess the upcoming OnePlus product, which is most likely the upcoming OnePlus Watch as we can clearly see in the teaser.
Notably, the OnePlus Watch has already passed through multiple certification websites including Malaysia’s SIRIM and India’s BIS. As per the Mukul Sharma tweet earlier this year, the OnePlus Watch was spotted carrying two different model numbers (W501GB, W301GB) on the Indian BIS certification website.
Yes! The OnePlus Watch is indeed coming very soon to India. Have spotted the 2 variants (W501GB,W301GB) on the Indian BIS certification website.
Feel free to retweet.#OnePlus #OnePlusWatch pic.twitter.com/I0tQBmGBdO— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) January 21, 2021
Now, coming back to the latest teaser, the upcoming OnePlus Watch will feature a circular dial that could possibly come in two different strap options one with a silicone strap and the other with a leather band.
The upcoming OnePlus Watch is also expected to be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear 4100 chipset and run on Google’s Wear OS. The teaser also confirms the presence of a sleep tracker, heart rate sensor as well as a SpO2 sensor for measuring blood oxygen saturation levels.
