Watch 3

Unless the battery life game changes on Pixel Watch, I'm satisfied with OPW3 and 5+ days of GPS, HR, Sleep tracking.

I've used smartwatches for over a decade. I eventually gave up on them and reverted to a fitness watch. The mediocre functionality and poor longevity meant, to me, they weren't worth the cost. So I used a couple of Amazfit watches (the Balance was particularly nice) because they did the basic smart

I came from the Apple ecosystem and researched every available watch and settled on the OPW3 (but then when I bought my Oppo, they had a launch deal with the OWx2 thrown in but it's essentially the same watch). I went from not lasting a day with my Apple watch to 5 days now (AOD on, supported watch

Right on. For me #2 is more important. OPW3 tracks activities well, but it doesn't do anything with that data. Training load, readiness, monitoring recovery, set Garmin apart and don't require new sensors. But if we can get new sensors, high blood pressure monitoring would be great. Right now OPW3 i

My wife has the opw3 43mm and it's a really great watch. Health and fitness tracking is basic though - enough for her needs, but not mine. On that basis, I personally wouldn't, as much as I love the larger version's look. I'm not too fussed about updates, as long as the watch functions well. But it'

So much this. My galaxy watches always looked extremely scuffed within a couple months. My OPW3 still looks pristine after almost half a year, not even a microscratch. So I can forgive some of the shortcomings.

Just updated myself (uk), kinda encouraging that they are rolling out updates and with the OPW4 release on wear os6 and the OPW3 being basically the same, it shouldn't hopefully be long now before we finally get that WOS6 update

I used the Huawei Watch Fit 3 before this. I didn’t really have any complaints about the features—it was light and comfortable—but I wasn’t a big fan of the slightly cheap-looking design. I also wanted to try using Gemini directly from my wrist, so I switched to the OPW3.

I've had my OPW3 for a couple of months now and I've not had any issues with lag or freezing and restarting. My watch so far has been a great experience and feels very fluid and responsive. I use it everyday for notifications and Whatsapp, walks and runs. Could it be an issue with a particular watch

It takes energy to track sleep. I find the battery line on the OPW3 to be amazing. The 2 wasn't awesome and I had the opportunity to get a 3 with an OP13 so I gave the 2 to our son because now he has no excuse to not answer our texts. 😂