I'm curious if it has a decent voice notes app. You can always download easy voice notes, but it would have been cool if there was a voice notes app that works on the low power mode as well. I'm still using an older ticwatch and I have these shortcut button trigger to use easy voice notes. I was using their in-house stock voice notes, which actually allowed you to use transcriptions, but I have to stop when they made the jump up to wear 3. I didn't make that update because it would have ended the customizable hardware button among other things.
The green accent on the watchface is why I got the black version instead. Also why I skipped the Nordic blue edition. You can't switch to another color when the theme eventually becomes boring. But I do like the symbols on the edge, it does a good job hiding the bezel, which is why I skipped the regular Watch 2 and only started being interested when they made the nordic blue.
Juan Thanks so much have not had a chance to catch up on this so appreciate it.I also see you have others I like to see more about.Will definitely be back to see others as well.💯✌️
Sucks that's the Nord 4 isn't out in the states. It's an almost perfect phone. It's more balanced than the 12r IMO. 256/12 with 7+gen3 and the same size battery as the 12r absolutely is amazing. Gen 3 is already more power efficient and then its a lower tier one on top of that the battery life will be noticably better. The screen is flat too so better for drop resistance, easier to apply screen protectors and cheaper repairs if needed. I want there to be a Nord 5 and Nord 5+ or something that has an even bigger battery and brighter screen. Then it'll genuinely be the perfect phone.
As you mentioned, specs on OnePlus site say 2.5D Sapphire Glass for the Watch 2 and 2D Glass for the Watch 2R. The 2R specs don't mention the 1000 nits high brightness mode, so perhaps that's only available on the Watch 2? I prefer the printed graphic bezel on the black 2R over the plain glass bezel on the black 2. How do you know if a watch face is 'native' or 3rd party, please? Is changing which wrist is configured an easy to access setting? I normally ware my watch on non-dominant wrist, but to take advantage of badminton activity tracking I would need to swap to the other.
I believe the difference between native and 3rd party watch faces is what's available on the watch out-of-the-box vs what you can find elsewhere on the Internet. I don't know if this is a general Wear OS feature or not, but on my Galaxy Watch 4 Classic there's a setting that lets you change the screen's orientation based on which wrist you're wearing it on and where the buttons are on your wrist.
@@zach1571 I think it's supposed to be the 24 hours format. they haven't demarcated 24 as 12 which is weird. but the entire thing could've just been avoided. I think they did this to hide the huge bezel that might be present, but they could've just done something else, or a better implementation of it.
"12345? That's amazing! I've got the same combination on my luggage!"
I knew it. I'm surrounded by assholes.
Same as my password! But it's optimized for keystrokes.
On all of them
Always a good day when Juan drops a video!🤙🏼
I'm curious if it has a decent voice notes app. You can always download easy voice notes, but it would have been cool if there was a voice notes app that works on the low power mode as well.
I'm still using an older ticwatch and I have these shortcut button trigger to use easy voice notes. I was using their in-house stock voice notes, which actually allowed you to use transcriptions, but I have to stop when they made the jump up to wear 3. I didn't make that update because it would have ended the customizable hardware button among other things.
I'm pretty sure I saw the last four digits of your code. You might want to edit that out or change your code!
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The green accent on the watchface is why I got the black version instead. Also why I skipped the Nordic blue edition. You can't switch to another color when the theme eventually becomes boring. But I do like the symbols on the edge, it does a good job hiding the bezel, which is why I skipped the regular Watch 2 and only started being interested when they made the nordic blue.
Does OnePlus Watch 2R support e-sim or LTE Support
Juan Thanks so much have not had a chance to catch up on this so appreciate it.I also see you have others I like to see more about.Will definitely be back to see others as well.💯✌️
I'm gonna need that app "bubble" interface on my Watch6!
Hi Juan
Strap for 2 compatible with 2R?
That rim is too much to forget about it
Did the op watch 2 r come with LTE??
Does it get any notification of incoming call?
I don't get any.
Wish they made it a little bit smaller.
❤😮I want this watch
What case is that on your oneplus 12?
Sucks that's the Nord 4 isn't out in the states. It's an almost perfect phone. It's more balanced than the 12r IMO. 256/12 with 7+gen3 and the same size battery as the 12r absolutely is amazing. Gen 3 is already more power efficient and then its a lower tier one on top of that the battery life will be noticably better. The screen is flat too so better for drop resistance, easier to apply screen protectors and cheaper repairs if needed.
I want there to be a Nord 5 and Nord 5+ or something that has an even bigger battery and brighter screen. Then it'll genuinely be the perfect phone.
Does the one plus watch work fine with samsung mobiles? I have the S24 ultra
It supports any android phone
wheeew i thought that said Thermalright......thank goodness
its not very clear whether the 2r uses sapphire or not. reviewers have said both.
It doesn't, regular glass
I assume that this won't work with an iphone
Does it still have Sapphira crystal glass or no?
No, only the Oneplus watch 2 has it
Nice, but can you have AOD on power saving mode?
As you mentioned, specs on OnePlus site say 2.5D Sapphire Glass for the Watch 2 and 2D Glass for the Watch 2R.
The 2R specs don't mention the 1000 nits high brightness mode, so perhaps that's only available on the Watch 2?
I prefer the printed graphic bezel on the black 2R over the plain glass bezel on the black 2.
How do you know if a watch face is 'native' or 3rd party, please?
Is changing which wrist is configured an easy to access setting? I normally ware my watch on non-dominant wrist, but to take advantage of badminton activity tracking I would need to swap to the other.
I believe the difference between native and 3rd party watch faces is what's available on the watch out-of-the-box vs what you can find elsewhere on the Internet.
I don't know if this is a general Wear OS feature or not, but on my Galaxy Watch 4 Classic there's a setting that lets you change the screen's orientation based on which wrist you're wearing it on and where the buttons are on your wrist.
Does it work with an iphone?
Nope
Is OnePlus good with safety of health data, chines brands are a bit of a worrysome.
that fake bezel looks cheap as hell! it looked faboulous on the photo
and the numbering that does not align with a clock is awful. 2-22, what is that??
@@zach1571 its to tell the 24 hour format
@@zach1571 I think it's supposed to be the 24 hours format. they haven't demarcated 24 as 12 which is weird. but the entire thing could've just been avoided.
I think they did this to hide the huge bezel that might be present, but they could've just done something else, or a better implementation of it.
@@ashwinsinghsaul It's a shame too, because this is a nice looking watch at a good price otherwise. Dig the dual OS thing for prolonged battery life.
I like op but this watch is not worth money, for random numbers it shows when it comes to heart rate and sleep
cool
nicy nice😊
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Buggy app, OHealth. Constantly not lost connection to my OnePlus 12.
Tic watch can automatically detect I am exercising. Not this watch.