If you’re a smartwatch fan, but you’re also a fan of something more exotic, you’d be delighted to hear that the rumored OnePlus Watch 3 is now coming to shape.
The last time that we reported on the OnePlus Watch 3, was a little more than a week ago, when the device was spotted on the BIS certification website. The device’s model number is similar to the one of the OnePlus Watch 2, which is why we believe this is indeed the OnePlus Watch 3.
Additionally, it appeared in the another database, revealing a 500 mAh battery, the same as the Watch 2. Speculation suggests it may feature Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon Wear W5 Gen 2. Although initially expected in Q1 2025, the release appears delayed.
Now, the successor of the (more than) decent OnePlus Watch 2 is appearing in sight again.
The upcoming OnePlus smartwatch, model number OPWW234, has been spotted on the TENAA certification website. TENAA (Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center) certification is a regulatory approval process in China for electronic devices like smartphones and smartwatches. It ensures devices comply with Chinese technical standards and regulations before they can be sold or used in the country.
The render from the certification shows that the smartwatch will feature a circular dial and two push buttons on the right side for control. The certification indicates that the OnePlus Watch 3 will include LTE connectivity for e-SIMs compatible with Chinese telecoms, along with support for Bluetooth, GPS, NFC, GLONASS, and WLAN (wireless network).
The TENAA certification confirms the 500mAh rated battery capacity for the device that we reported earlier. Previously, the smartwatch appeared on the 3C certification site, confirming support for 10W charging technology but no adaptor in the box.
Two push buttons on the side: do you think these will be fully customizable?