OnePlus Watch 3 is a no-brainer at $100 off with Wear OS and 5-day battery life
The watch has a premium build and rivals the best on the market.
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A close-up of the OnePlus Watch 3. | Image by PhoneArena
While the smartwatch isn’t selling at a discounted price per se, the official OnePlus store lets you save $100 by entering promo code “MAY26” at checkout. That drops the smartwatch to a mere $199.99, which is a no-brainer price for everything it brings to the table. Furthermore, you can get the watch with either a SUPERVOOC Type-A to Type-C cable or a OnePlus Watch charging base as a freebie, increasing your total savings by up to $30, depending on the add-on.
With the OnePlus Watch 3 being a direct competitor to the Pixel Watch 4 and the Galaxy Watch 8, it’s easily a top pick if you’re in the market for a feature-rich wearable with a fancy design.
Take the build quality, for instance. With a titanium alloy bezel and a stainless steel case, it both looks and feels premium. And when you add the fact that its touchscreen is made of sapphire crystal, you also get high all-around durability in addition to the lavish design.
Of course, since it’s made to rival the best lifestyle smartwatches out there, it’s also full of features. It comes with a massive suite of health-tracking tools, ranging from heart rate and stress level monitoring to sleep analysis and skin temperature sensing. It can even deliver a complete health snapshot in a mere 60 seconds.
The most interesting part, though, isn’t its set of features or high-end design but rather the battery life, specifically how it offers up to five days of use. Yes, five full days of power on a single charge from a Wear OS smartwatch.
Honestly, the OnePlus Watch 3 at $100 off just makes sense. You're getting a premium build and a feature set that easily rivals flagship smartwatches like the Galaxy Watch 8 and the Apple Watch Series 11, but with battery performance that blows them out of the water.
In comparison, both Samsung’s and Apple’s high-end non-Ultra watches offer up to a day to a day and a half of power, which isn’t bad by any means, but it can’t really compete with the five-day battery life of the OnePlus Watch 3.
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