Đánh giá chiếc đồng hồ thông minh Android tốt nhất mà tôi đã thử nghiệm được giảm giá so với những gì Samsung và Google cung cấp Max Buondonno/ZDNETCảm nhận chính của ZDNETThe OnePlus Watch 2R hiện đang bán với giá $179,99 (khi bạn sử dụng mã ‘PUMPKIN’) trên cửa hàng trực tuyến của công ty.Nó có hầu hết mọi thứ bạn cần tìm kiếm trong một chiếc đồng hồ thông minh: tuổi thọ pin kéo dài hàng ngày, tính năng theo dõi sức khỏe và một màn hình sáng rõ. Tuy nhiên, thiết bị thiếu các chỉ số sức khỏe quan trọng quan trọng, không bền như tôi muốn, và OnePlus không cung cấp tùy chọn LTE nếu có một lĩnh vực trong Công nghệ tiêu dùng không bao giờ nhàm chán, đó là đồng hồ thông minh. Mọi người đều muốn một phần trên thị trường, từ Apple đến Samsung, và họ sẽ làm mọi cách để có được nó. Gần đây, tuy nhiên, OnePlus đã khẳng định mình là một thương hiệu có thể tạo ra một sản phẩm chất lượng, nhờ vào chiếc OnePlus Watch 2 ấn tượng mà chúng tôi đã xem xét vào earlier this year. Công ty gần đây đã thêm một bản đồng vào danh mục sản phẩm của mình, chiếc OnePlus Watch 2R, bình thường có giá $229 (ít 70 đô la so với Watch 2), và cung cấp một trải nghiệm gần như giống với chiếc đồng hồ cờ của OnePlus, với một số tính năng bị loại bỏ để giảm giá. Các tính năng này bao gồm hỗ trợ EKG và theo dõi chu kỳ kinh nguyệt, và nếu chúng quan trọng với bạn, bạn sẽ muốn chọn Watch 2 tiêu chuẩn. Nhưng nếu bạn chỉ cần một chiếc đồng hồ thông minh đáng tin cậy để kết nối với điện thoại Android của bạn, bạn không thể sai khi chọn Watch 2R.从外观上看，两款手表几乎相同，除了2R的光泽面和右侧的“扁平轮胎”。该手表只有一个机身尺寸：46毫米，与Watch 2相同尺寸。它还是用较轻的铝合金而非不锈钢制成。 总的来说，这是一款苗条、漂亮的手表，它的轻巧机身让您戴上后很容易忘记它。有些人可能唯一的问题是机身尺寸，因为对于那些手腕较小的人来说，这款手表实在太大了。您只能选择两种颜色：哑黑色/灰色（配有黑色手表带）或银色（配有绿色手表带）。这里没有金色或蓝色选项，所以您只能选择低调。Max Buondonno/ZDNET2R配备了一个1.43英寸的AMOLED显示屏，虽然不是我见过的最令人印象深刻的智能手表屏幕，但考虑到价格点，它是完全足够的。由于466×466的分辨率，它可以获得高达1000尼特的亮度，从颜色到对比度，一切都很准确。 完成与你首选的Android手机（顺便说一句，在这里不支持iOS）配对后，你就进入了Wear OS 4.0的世界。OnePlus并未像三星的Galaxy手表系列那样对系统进行大量更改，但他们确实加载了许多定制表盘、一些用户界面元素和一些一方App. Max Buondonno/ZDNET每次我回来查看Wear OS时，我都很高兴地报告说它处于一个非常良好的状态。它可能不像苹果的WatchOS那样流畅，但在功能上讲，它同样能胜任。你可以通过Tiles界面快速查看健身趋势和日历约会，而且通过Play商店有大量的不同应用程序可用。这是迄今为止最好的Wear OS版本。 它的表现也很好。内置的Snapdragon W5 Gen 1芯片速度快且高效，我在测试Watch 2R时没有遇到任何明显的减速。从在应用程序之间切换到管理通知，它都能够处理得很流畅。 我们注意到OnePlus Watch 2设定了一项新的标准，其电池寿命维持两到三天不成问题，这要归功于其独特的处理能力方式，将传统的骁龙芯片与用于处理较小任务的协处理器相结合，这些任务所需的电力远远小于常规处理方式。Watch 2R采用了同样的方式，加上一个500mAh电池，能够在单次充电中维持长达三天的电池寿命。 我对OnePlus能在第二款智能手表上取得如此惊人的电池寿命感到印象深刻。此外，在充电时，只需一个小时就可以从零充到百分之百，使用附带的充电枕。 不幸的是，如果您是一个严肃的健身爱好者或者关注健康指标的人，您可能会发现Watch 2R存在缺失。Watch 2R没有EKG支持，月经周期追踪，皮肤温度传感器或完善的健康跟踪应用程序。OHealth适用于基本统计数据，但其图表和图形很基本，不会主动为您提供关于您在长期目标中是否在进步的见解。 Max Buondonno/ZDNET毫无疑问，OnePlus已经提高了其他传感器（如心率传感器、GPS和Sp02传感器用于血氧监测）的准确性，这很好，但与Galaxy Watch 7或Pixel Watch 2相比，体验有些令人失望。相反，Watch 2R更适合那些刚开始健身之旅的人。 说到手机的缺点，我注意到的另一件事是耐用性的下降。2R没有同样的军用级防摔保护，也缺少同样的蓝宝石玻璃覆盖显示屏。幸运的是，它仍具有5ATM防水性能，这意味着在高达50米的水深下可以安全使用。只是不要用它潜水。 最后，不能在手表上添加LTE计划的事实有点令人失望。我理解这可能对很多人来说并不重要，但我 tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend tend 这款手表可谓是您的最佳选择之一。除非您需要一个更经典的设计、更小巧的产品设计或LTE，否则Watch 2R可能会涵盖您的所有需求。然而，由于其明确的使用案例集，它是最容易推荐的Wear OS手表之一。现原文发表于2024年8月1日，最近在2024年10月27日进行了更新。#OnePlusWatch2R #AndroidSmartwatch #ZDNET #SmartwatchReview
ZDNET’s key takeaways
- The OnePlus Watch 2R is currently selling for $179.99 (when you use code ‘PUMPKIN’) on the company’s digital storefront.
- It has pretty much everything you look for in a smartwatch: multi-day battery life, fitness tracking features, and a vivid display.
- However, the device is missing important key fitness metrics, it isn’t as durable as I’d like, and OnePlus doesn’t offer an LTE option.
If there’s one area of consumer tech that’s never boring, it’s smartwatches. Everyone wants a piece of the market, from Apple to Samsung, and they’ll go to great lengths to get it. Lately, however, OnePlus has asserted itself as a brand that’s capable of making a solid product, thanks to the impressive OnePlus Watch 2 we reviewed earlier this year.
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The company recently added a second wearable to its lineup, the OnePlus Watch 2R, which normally costs $229 ($70 less than the Watch 2), and offers a nearly identical experience to OnePlus’ flagship watch, with a few features left on the chopping block to lower the price.
Those features include EKG support and menstrual cycle tracking, and if they’re important to you, you’ll want to opt for the standard Watch 2. But if you only need a solid smartwatch to pair with your Android phone, you can’t go wrong with the Watch 2R.
From the outside, the two watches are almost identical, minus the glossy finish and “flat tire” on the right side of the 2R. The watch has a single case size: 46mm, the same size as the Watch 2. It’s also made of lighter aluminum alloy rather than stainless steel.
Overall, it’s a slim, good-looking watch, and its lightweight body makes it easy to forget after you strap it on. The only issue some might have is the case size since it’s quite big for those with smaller wrists. You also only get two color choices: matte black/gray (with a black band) or silver (with a green band). There’s no gold or blue options here, so you’ll have to settle for subtlety.
The 2R features a 1.43-inch AMOLED display that’s not the most impressive smartwatch screen I’ve ever seen but is perfectly adequate given the price point. Thanks to the 466×466 resolution, it can get up to 1,000 nits bright, and everything from colors to contrast is on point.
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Once you’ve paired the Watch 2R with your Android phone of choice (no iOS support here, by the way), you’ll be in the world of Wear OS 4.0. OnePlus hasn’t made a ton of changes to the system as Samsung did with its line of Galaxy watches, but they did load it with a bunch of custom watch faces, some UI elements, and a few first-party apps.
Every time I come back to check out Wear OS, I’m happy to report that it’s in a really good state. It may not be as silky smooth as Apple’s WatchOS, but functionally speaking, it’s just as capable. You can quickly glance at fitness trends and calendar appointments with the Tiles interface, and there’s a ton of different apps available through the Play Store. It’s the best version of Wear OS yet.
It also performs well. The Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chip inside is fast and efficient, and I haven’t experienced any significant slow-downs during my time testing the Watch 2R. It’s been able to handle everything from switching between apps to managing notifications without a hiccup.
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We noted that the OnePlus Watch 2 set a new standard for Wear OS watches with its battery life, which could easily last two to three days thanks to its unique approach to processing power, combining a traditional Snapdragon chip with a co-processor for handling smaller tasks that drew far less power. The Watch 2R takes the same approach and, together with a 500mAh cell, manages to last up to three days on a single charge.
I’m impressed that OnePlus has pulled off such incredible battery life on a second smartwatch. Plus, when it’s time to recharge, it only takes about an hour to go from zero to 100 percent with the included charging puck.
With any smartwatch, you’ll probably want to track your fitness progress. Unfortunately, if you’re a serious fitness buff or someone who pays close attention to health metrics, you might find the Watch 2R lacking.
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The Watch 2R doesn’t have EKG support, menstrual cycle tracking, a skin temperature sensor, or a fleshed-out health tracking app. OHealth is good for basic stats, but its charts and graphs are basic and don’t proactively give you insights into whether you’re progressing in your long-term goals.
Granted, OnePlus has improved the accuracy of other sensors like the heart rate sensor, GPS, and Sp02 sensor for blood oxygen monitoring, which is great, but the experience feels a bit underwhelming compared to the Galaxy Watch 7 or Pixel Watch 2. Instead, the Watch 2R is much friendlier to those who are just starting their fitness journey.
While we’re talking about the phone’s downsides, another thing I’ve noticed is the dip in durability. The 2R doesn’t come with the same military-grade drop protection, and it’s lacking the same sapphire glass atop the display. Luckily, it still has 5ATM water resistance, which means it’ll be fine at depths of up to 50 meters. Just don’t go deep-sea diving with it.
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Lastly, the fact that you can’t add an LTE plan to the watch is a little disappointing. I understand this might not matter to a lot of folks, but I tend to do a lot of stuff without my phone, and I appreciate the ability to get notifications and calls right on my wrist.
ZDNET’s buying advice
If you’re looking for a fast smartwatch with impressive battery life, but don’t need a long list of advanced fitness metrics, the OnePlus Watch 2R is one of your best options.
Unless you require a classier design, something smaller, or LTE, the Watch 2R will likely cover all of your bases. Because of its clear set of use cases, however, it’s one of the easiest Wear OS watches to recommend.
This article was originally published on August 1, 2024, and was updated on October 27, 2024.
