The OnePlus Watch 2R is under development. It will soon be available in many global markets. The company has yet to confirm this moniker. The upcoming smartwatch model, which has already appeared on several certification sites, is believed to be the OnePlus Watch 2R. The listings highlight many of the key features of the OnePlus smartwatches. It is expected to be a slightly modified version of the OnePlus Watch 2, which was unveiled at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in February.
OnePlus Watch 2R Release (Expected)
A OnePlus smartwatch with model number OPWWE234 was found at the FCC Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) websites discovered by MySmartPrice. Specifically, tipster Max Jambor (@MaxJmb) hinted at the upcoming launch of the OnePlus Watch 2R in a recent X post. Thus, the report suggests that the said model could be this smartwatch.
The report claims that the model number OPWWE234 could refer to the global version of the OnePlus Watch 2R. Recently, another smartwatch with the model number OPWW234 appeared on TENAA. According to the report, the previously discovered model could be the Chinese version of the watch.
The launch schedule for the OnePlus Watch 2R remains unknown. Several certifications indicate that it may be released soon. The BIS IPO includes an immediate issue of Indian shares. OnePlus is launching a new watch variant in China today. The new version will likely be available globally as the Watch 2R.
OnePlus Watch 2R Features (Expected)
According to the report, the FCC listing suggests that the OnePlus Watch 2R will have a 500mAh battery with model number BLW013. The smartwatch also reportedly supports dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, PTS, and NFC.
Design images of the FCC-listed OnePlus Watch 2R suggest heart rate monitors on the bottom of the watch. A previously published listing suggests that the famous Chinese version of the watch will support E-SIM with LTE connectivity and 10W charging.
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