OnePlus Watch 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Watch 6
OnePlus has found a unique niche in the smartphone business with an impressive line up of Android phones. Although OnePlus has occasionally stumbled, for the most part it has built a consistently strong line of smart phones.
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However, the same cannot be said for its attempt to break into the smartwatch market. Released in 2021, the original OnePlus Watch was a bold attempt at longevity and stylish design that failed in too many other areas to even make it marginal. After nearly three years of silence, OnePlus recently returned with a new attempt: the OnePlus. Watch 2. The new model appearance maintains the same priorities as its predecessor – high-quality design and long battery life – but tries to compensate for the shortcomings by introducing Wear OS 4.OnePlus clearly hopes that the second time is the charm.
But can the OnePlus Watch 2 compete with Samsung’s Galaxy Watch With 6, which has become the standard by which almost every other Android smartwatch is measured?
OnePlus Watch 2 vs. Galaxy Watch 6: specs
| OnePlus Watch 2 | Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 | |
| Display size | 1.43 inches | 40mm: 1.3 inches44mm: 1.53 inches |
| Body size | 47mm | 40mm44mm |
| Weight | 49 grams | 40mm: 28.7 grams44mm: 33.3 grams |
| Resolution in pixels | 466 x 466 (326 pixels per inch) | 40mm: 432 x 432 (453 ppi)44mm: 480 x 480 (453 ppi) |
| Touchscreen | AMOLED | Super AMOLED, always-on display |
| Storage | 32GB | 16GB |
| Wireless interface | Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n dual-band, NFC | Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, dual-band, NFC, LTE |
| Depth | 13.65mm | 0.35 inches (9mm) |
| Blood oxygen sensor | Yes | Yes |
| Accelerometer | Yes | Yes |
| Gyroscope | Yes | Yes |
| Ambient light sensor | Yes | Yes |
| Heart rate sensor | Yes | Yes |
| Barometer | Yes | Yes |
| GPS | Dual Frequency L1+L5 | Single Frequency L1 |
| Compass | Yes | Yes |
| Water/dust resistant | MIL-STD-810H, 5ATM, IP68 | MIL-STD-810H, 5ATM, IP68 |
| Battery life | Up to 100 hours in Smart Mode; up to 12 days in Power Saver mode | Up to 24 hours |
| Price | From $300 | From $300 |
OnePlus Watch 2 Vs. Samsung Galaxy Watch6: Design.
If there’s one thing that stands out about the OnePlus Watch 2, it’s the design. OnePlus has hit the nail on the head to produce a smartwatch that looks “smart” in terms of fashion rather than just technology. The stainless steel body and sapphire crystal give OnePlus wearable style and durability. The Radiant Steel version is polished and shiny, while the Black Steel is darker and slightly more matte without losing any reflectivity. It looks remarkably sleek compared to Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 6, which is very similar in design but has more practice mat aluminium finish.
There’s also a rotating crown to add to that look, but unfortunately it’s almost entirely decorative. In an absolutely amazing design decision, OnePlus decided to turn it without having to do anything, making it just a decorative button. Although the stainless steel design of the OnePlus Watch 2 makes it heavier (it weighs 49 grams). (without a strap compared to the 33 grams of Samsung’s largest Watch 6 model), we didn’t find that the 16 grams of extra weight made a noticeable difference in comfort, even if you wear the OnePlus Watch 2 to bed every night.
OnePlus also managed to reduce the weight compared to other stainless steel wear – it is 10 grams less than the same size stainless steel Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. It is also worth remembering that there is more difference when choosing a watch. band OnePlus’ standard band adds 31 grams, bringing the total weight to 80 grams, while Samsung’s standard Galaxy Watch 6 Sport Band weighs 23 grams, depending on size, and its lightweight fabric band weighs just under 10 grams.
You have a options if you want to change bands, as both the OnePlus Watch 2 and Galaxy Watch 6 have removable strap systems. While the popularity of Samsung smartwatches means you’ll find more watch bands advertising Watch 6 compatibility, the OnePlus Watch 2 has a standard 22mm speed mechanism, making it compatible with the Galaxy Watch 3 and other 22mm watch bands. add.
OnePlus Watch 2 and Galaxy Watch 6 have equal durability. Both have military grade MIL-STD-810H durability and 5 ATM and IP68 resistance to dust and water. This means it can withstand immersion in fresh water up to 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes, or 50 meters for up to 10 minutes. Both also have sapphire crystal displays, which should be particularly resistant to scratches.
Anyone used to other smartwatch platforms might find the lack of a non-functional rotating crown frustrating, but the OnePlus Watch 2 gets so many other things right in its design that it would be worth a little oddity.to live together. It looks great, being shockingly light and comfortable considering its size and use of stainless steel materials. But that doesn’t mean the Galaxy Watch 6 doesn’t stand out on its own.
First, you have two sizes to choose from, and we think many people will appreciate the slimmer aesthetic. The decision between the two is entirely subjective, so we’ll have to call it a tie.
The OnePlus Watch 2 packs a 1.43-inch AMOLED panel with a resolution of 466 x 466. That works out to a pixel density of 326. . per inch (ppi), and while it falls short of Samsung’s 453 ppi, OnePlus still manages to keep everything ultra-sharp and vibrant.
Samsung, on the other hand, beats it not only in terms of pixel density, but also in terms of pixel density. density brightness: The Galaxy Watch 6 can now reach 2000 nits, compared to the 600 nits of the OnePlus Watch 2. It’s a significant difference on paper, but it’s worth mentioning that we never had a problem seeing the OnePlus Watch 2 outside in bright sunlight.
The Galaxy Watch 6 may do better when the sun goes down, but the OnePlus Watch 2 is no slouch. The Galaxy Watch 6 also offers a slightly larger screen in a smaller body thanks to its slimmer bezel; The 44mm model has a 1.53-inch screen, while the 40mm model has a 1.3-inch screen, both with the same higher pixel density.
These are small differences and we think some anyone will be disappointed with this screen on. the OnePlus Watch 2, but the Galaxy Watch 6 still beats it with its brighter screen and better use of space on the front. Winner: Galaxy Watch 6.