The OnePlus Watch 4 made it to the Google Play Console a few days ago, and now it’s been listed by the brand on its official website, and this has officially revealed its most important specs.
The watch has an all-titanium case and it’s going to be offered in two colors: Evergreen Titanium and Midnight Titanium. As you can see, the former is basically silver with a green band, while the latter option is darker and comes with a gray band. The OnePlus Watch 4 is “built to MIL-STD-810H military-grade standards” and supports wet-hand touch and “full seawater corrosion resistance”.
The watch is powered by the Snapdragon Wear W5 SoC, paired with a BES2800 low-power chip that saves battery when you’re not using the most demanding smart features. It has 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. OnePlus promises you can get up to 16 days of battery life in power saver mode and up to five days in smart mode, thanks to the watch’s 646 mAh battery which charges at 7.5W to reach a full charge from zero in about 75 minutes.
The OnePlus Watch 4 measures 47.4 x 47.4 x 11 mm and weighs 43g without the strap and 68g with it. Its LTPO OLED display has 466×466 resolution, 3,000-nit peak brightness, and a sapphire crystal on top. It runs Wear OS 6 with OxygenOS Watch 8 on top.
OnePlus Watch 4 in Evergreen Titanium (left) and Midnight Titanium (right)
There are over 100 built-in sports modes, of which six types support automatic recognition. There are built-in sensors for acceleration, gyro, heart rate, blood oxygen, wrist temperature, geomagnetic, ambient light, and air pressure. The watch has dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2, dual-band GPS with Beidou, Galileo, GLONASS, and QZSS support, NFC with payments through Google Wallet, and it’s rated 5ATM, IP68, and IP69 for dust and water resistance.
You may have noticed by now that this is a rebranded Oppo Watch X3, which launched in China last month. Compared to the OnePlus Watch 3, the differences are minor – the case is titanium and not stainless steel, which makes the watch lighter, it’s also slightly thinner, the screen gets brighter, and the battery is 2 mAh smaller. Perhaps the most notable upgrade is the fact that the Watch 4 runs Wear OS 6.
Unfortunately OnePlus hasn’t listed a price for the new watch on its website yet, and we also don’t have any specific availability information at this time.
