A smaller model and LTE connectivity would easily make the OnePlus Watch 3 an even better offering and widen the watch's potential customer base. With its dual-chipset design, the OnePlus Watch 3 with LTE should outlast most Wear OS watches, giving it a significant edge over the competition.

Out of all OnePlus’ smartwatch sins, this one is the easiest to forgive. When I received my OnePlus Watch 3 review unit, part of me wondered, “What’s gonna be wrong with this one?” Now, I know. On the backplate, permanently engraved in stainless steel, is a typo. Instead of reading “Made in China,” it reads “Meda in China.”

OnePlus says there will be two colors for the new watch: Emerald Titanium and Obsidian Titanium. The casing of the watch, like last time, is crafted from stainless steel but the bezel on each watch will now be made from titanium. Emerald will have a silver titanium bezel while on the Obsidian it’s black.

OnePlus Watch 3 is currently out of stock. At the time of writing this post, the OnePlus Watch 3 is out of stock on the company’s website in the US. This is presumably due to th

The Watch 3 maintains its predecessor's elegant aesthetic while sporting a new tapered, rotating crown and a smaller button on the side of the case. OnePlus sent me the Obsidian Titanium model, but the Watch 3 also comes in Emerald Titanium.

OnePlus says it is refreshing the stocks of the OnePlus Watch 3 with retail units which come with the mistake rectified.

The OnePlus Watch 3 launched last week with tremendous battery life and welcome improvements, but it didn’t address two