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OnePlus Watch 2 for Under €90: Sapphire Glass, Steel and Wear OS

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The OnePlus Watch 2 with sapphire glass, a steel case and Wear OS 4 is currently available for under 90 euros. What you get for the price – and what to watch out for in the offer.

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You know the drill: After a year on your wrist, the display shows fine scratches from the desk, door handle and keyring. That is exactly where the OnePlus Watch 2 steps in, with sapphire glass, a steel case and Wear OS 4 from Google. And right now, according to ABC, it is available for under 90 euros—a price range in which watches otherwise tend to feature plastic and basic mineral glass.

What is unusual about this deal is that the materials involved here are more commonly seen on watches costing well above 400 euros. The OnePlus Watch 2, however, comes with Google’s smartwatch operating system built in—not the stripped-down RTOS version OnePlus used in the first generation, but the full-fledged Wear OS 4 with apps, Maps and Google Wallet.

p>We take a closer look at what you really get for under 90 euros, where its limitations lie and who should take advantage of the deal.

Why This Price Is the Real Story

Smartwatches under 100 euros usually come with basic mineral glass and a plastic or aluminum case. The OnePlus Watch 2 breaks that pattern with two materials: sapphire glass on the front and stainless steel for the case.

Sapphire glass is considerably harder than ordinary tempered glass, making scratches from keys or rubbing against a desk less likely to be visible. In black, it looks like a classic dress watch on the wrist; according to ABC, the low price is not noticeable from the outside in the office.

What Powers It

Inside, Wear OS 4 is running—Google’s own smartwatch operating system. In everyday use, it brings several practical benefits:

  • Google Maps on your wrist, without taking your phone out of your pocket.
  • Google Wallet for contactless payments directly at the terminal.
  • 32 GB of storage—enough to store music offline and go out with connected headphones without your phone.

According to ABC, anyone moving up from a basic fitness tracker will particularly notice the upgrade in two respects: the display surface is not already scratched after the first bump, and the apps on the wrist are full-fledged Google applications rather than the usual pared-back companion OS.

Battery Life, Size and the Big Caveat

The OnePlus Watch 2 stands out among Wear OS watches for its long battery life: according to ABC, users report 3 to 5 days under normal use. That puts it well ahead of many competitors that need to be plugged in every day.

However, it also has a price in grams and millimeters:

  • Case diameter: 46 mm
  • Weight with strap: 80 g

On a slim wrist, it can quickly look bulky. And anyone who wears the watch at night for sleep tracking will clearly notice its weight.

Who the Deal Suits—and Who Should Wait

It is suitable if you …

  • … want a watch that does not look like a plastic sports watch in the office.
  • … value apps, Maps and Google Wallet on your wrist.
  • … are moving up from a Mi Band counterpart or a basic fitness-tracker watch.
p>It is probably not right if you …

  • … have a very slim wrist.
  • … primarily wear the watch at night for sleep tracking.
  • … are used to a compact case under 44 mm.

What to Watch When You Click

According to ABC, the black variant currently has the deepest discount—if the size and color suit you, this is the best time to buy. Compare the final price with the other color variants in the same offer. Be wary of struck-through previous prices in the banner, as they can make the savings appear larger than they really are. According to ABC, if black is sold out, the same Watch 2 will appear in additional colors within the same promotion.

Conclusion

p>For under 90 euros, you are getting materials more commonly found in the league above, combined with a full-fledged Wear OS 4. The 3-to-5-day battery life is above average among Wear OS watches; the 46 mm size and 80 g weight are not. If you are looking for an office watch with a genuine smartwatch operating system and can comfortably wear 46 mm on your wrist, this is one of the better deals available right now.

Three Quick Tips Before You Buy

Test the size on your wrist. A case measuring 46 mm sounds harmless on paper, but on a slim wrist it can quickly look like a kitchen timer. If possible, try it on beforehand or put on a similar watch with a 46 mm case.

Try the black variant first. According to ABC, it currently has the deepest discount, so if the color does not matter to you, you can secure the better price.

Question the original prices in the banner. Struck-through “instead” prices tend to exaggerate the savings. Look at the actual final price and compare it with the other colors in the same offer.

You can find more deals and bargains regularly in ABC’s Favorites section. Good luck with your purchase.

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