I think the Delay would be the big problem. A Signal to the phone and Signal back would take way too Long

Yes, that would drain your phone and watch batteries having to constantly stream video between them, not to mention the delay

Exactly my first thought 😂

RF transmitters may take more power than modern processors. Especially when they have to work throughout.

pretty much cloud computing then ig

If they can fix their phones software

You haven't even watched the video yet

Marques 😂

damn dude you put the video in 6x speed

@@shaun7163 Yep, I have watched other reviews. I was stating a fact that doesnt require me to watch beforehand so I don't know what this is about

Exact. What holds me back from buying an iWatch is their useless battery time. I won’t buy it until it last at least two days.

I would also say battery is major for smartphones, together with price. How can Apple continues with Pro series (not Max) that are so poor in terms of battery, recharging time and price? I got one plus 12, I have 14 Pro, seems to see the present future and past. For people that are tech enthusiast and want to have new product every 1-2 years and a great price performances, Chinese products are the only way. One Plus is making everything too good for the price. No way.

@itsahrims me too!

I've a 25 dollar watch. One day I'll buy these too

​@@SumiEwiets-idgafI have no watch😂.

​@@prajwalbharambe343right. My watch is my phone.

maybe if he carried the one his notifications would come up faster

Gotta love the pod

I loved that moment@@CODM.Reviewer

"Which one" 😂

What's the reference??

You wouldn't prefer wireless charging???????? amazing

@@PedroSantos-fh3oe oh absolutely! I thought the charging puck was wireless to the watch (with magnets) but the cable for the puck itself is USB C and not attached to the long wire!

@@sensiblewheels it's not wireless, you can clearly see the 4 pins that connect to the watch

​@@PedroSantos-fh3oeyes if it had wireless charging it would be great. But you don't see the benefits with having usb c. It's like you wouldn't have to carry a million different cables along with you. Just the one c type which can charge my phone/headphones/watch/laptop/beard trimmer. It is so freaking convenient

​@@xeon2k8ah yes, you're right. That's a bummer but acceptable if it has fast charging specially because it's very convenient to just carry the USB C puck

My GT2 is still doing Monday to Sunday evening (down to about 28-30% power then). A quick charge and back on the wrist again 😂

Made me laugh when he said something new and it turned out to be battery. Gt3 user here

@@kojowiredu same mine! i got it almost 3 years and the same, and i have heart rate always on. Xiaomi also had nice battery life, but they were way too buggy.

I have GT2 and it last a week... i even mod it to put a fallout watch face on it so it saves battery even more...

They're not real "smartwatches" though. The thing that drains battery in these smartwatches are WearOS and WatchOS which huawei GTs don't have. A watch that I know that have WearOS and can last for weeks are ticwatch pro 3 ultra, which advertised can last 3 days in smart mode and >a month in "essential mode" (time, heart rate monitor, step counter, etc. And thanks to it's dual screen display). I was gonna get it but unfortunately their software supports seems unreliable.

Nice

It may not be the same tech but the concept is very similar to e-ink displays. Zero idea why nothing uses that any more.

Agreed. I miss my Pebble 2. Seems like the Garmin Instinct is the best replacement for it

They do, it's called Garmin fenix. 10 to 15 days of normal usage, 5 to 7 tracking GPS activities.

Ticwatch Pros still do this

No reply’s let me fix that 😂

How do you have 6 million subs?

@@RudyOMPbots. Lots and lots of bots

​@@RudyOMPbot i guess

Love that Marques didn't dare to wait any longer with another OnePlus Review 😉

How did you get it to under £200?

@@SamJarrett94 30 off preorder, 10% off student discount, 50 off from a voucher on my OnePlus account. All that + free headphones

I got mine with the one plus 3 buds for £219. One plus gave me a £50 discount on top of the 10% off.

@@AdamAli516 Same. But also with student discount on top

@@SWatchik aaaah ok yeah, makes sense. I'm too old for that now lol

Does it have WearOS? Guess not

@@Fredd00007 do you need all the WearOS features though? It has Music, GPS, probably better support for Maps and Health Tracking than most other watches since Garmin has the knowhow of those. I'd love to see a brand of open, non-watchOS smartwatches that also look good and work really well. Transflexive displays would be super nice too. Sadly, people always think they need a high res OLED and a whole ass Android running on their smartwatches.... Currently, there's only Garmin in the higher end and PineTime (*OSS*) on the lower end for consumer-level watches that are open and customisable, and I'd love to see more options.

@@Fredd00007 yea and that watch is like 800 dollars. this watch can get to 14 days if you really need it when you disable wearos stuff

Nice watch, but $950

don't forget that this watch can withstand up to 5 ATM. It's perfect for freediving. My only negatives for this watch are: - does not play nice with Samsung security -- had to uninstall my work email on my phone - workout tracking doesn't count individual reps Otherwise it's great.

I have Huawei Watch 3. With battery saving mode that still tracks everything, it lasts full 3 weeks.

And its a gorgeous watch

Just checked it out, and it's looks ugly AF...

The huawei watchface is too big and yea it kinda looks ugly. Also it doesn't have wearOS. Which might be a positive if you want it to connect to an iphone.

The huawei and honor watches last for 2 weeks but the apps are very limited and no wear OS

@@krazysk yea this one will too if you disable all the wear os stuff

Expensive though!

@@bloodhoug82 Nah. I use a basic Garmin - the Forerunner 55. Cheaper than most of these.

Easy to understand - not about garmin IMO

@@Qpwrtm Garmin, for me, presents the data in the best manner. I have borrowed and used many other systems and I prefer the Garmin way the most.

@@bloodhoug82 My Garmin is cheaper than most of these smartwatches. I replied to this yesterday, but for some strange reason, my comment is not showing up.

Well I still dont see reason to upgrade from Watch 4.

How much battery time you get from watch 6? And is it 44mm version?

The jotter is definitely in the video itself.

I saw jitters too

Low fps footage, yeah. 8:42

Nerd

@@hoodtiktok2308 💀💀 cant argue with that lmao

Which glasses?

@@blink182bfsftw XReal Air Pro 2

Android is just ART on top of Linux kernel, so to run a Linux desktop environment u just need the user space part to run alongside ART on the same kernel.

They're really coming back with a vengeance. If they keep climbing that Hill, the OnePlus 13 is def gonna give Samsung and Google a run for their money. 👍

OnePlus open is being very well reviewed too

Yeah I get 2 weeks battery on my GT4, it's awesome

Exactly. I never understood what are these manufacturers doing to not achieve 14 days battery life, as I had with several huawei gt watches last few years. And I am not missing any feature... So?

I was thinking the same thing, it looks like gt4 with buttons and shape. My gt4 can do two weeks of battery easy.

gt4 is not a wear os watch. it is similar to opw2's power saver mode

I don't think first 2 know what they are talking about, on that note I had 3 amazfit whatches all with 2 weeks battery life, but that is a tracker with notifications for which 90% of people is good enough

Because the Amazfit isn't a "smartwatch" really, it's a glorified Fitness tracker in a smartwatch shape, can't do remotely near all the stuff actual smart watches can do like run full apps and games by 3rd parties. A Smartwatch is basically a full smartphone on your wrist, a fitness tracker only supports like a quarter of those functions but has the benefit of running a lower powered OS because it doesn't need to support all that stuff.

@@BrandonGiesingWell, yes. But I just need the basics and notifcations on the watch. I leave the rest to my mobile... works for me.

The overwhelming majority of us with smart watches would do just fine with a glorified fitness tracker, but it's cool and handy the few times I actually need to use the more in depth features. ​@@VR_JPN

I agree with with you,I had been using Apple watch 4 for a year,and then switched to the Amazfit GTS，I have to say that although the AW4 had great system animations and fluency，also had a lot of 3rd party apps，all the functions I need are time display,notifications and fitness tracking which Amazfit GTS had，that's all. @@VR_JPN

@@BrandonGiesing I'm sorry but you're wrong. it is a smartwatch. just a cheap one

Same thing I said!!! Like wtf?! Garmin is so underrated icl. Lmaooo

because price

I saw that they have a section on the product page that goes into details on battery live as well and explains it surpsingly well. They give different use scenarios and how long it lasts for them.

Because their CEO is not a gay like Apples. I personally don’t want to be bummed by Tim Cook like you.

saving like $500 and you're complaining LOL

well its not a false claim, they are not require to enable always on

To be honest,most people will realize that they don't need those fancy funtions which “REAL smartwatches” bring，all they need are time display,notifications and health/fitness tracking

Would love to know

Huawei started that on the gt watches

I bought one as well. Had a $30 coupon from OnePlus so brought the price down to $233 shipped. Not bad at all for something like this.

Average consumers don't know about Ticwatch and it's not sold in stores.

What is the purpose of that in a info system? It's not like they will run out of electricity