The incredible offer of the OnePlus Watch 2 with free OnePlus Buds 3 steals the attention

About a month ago, the OnePlus Store caught our attention with an amazing bundle deal on its hot new OnePlus Watch 2. At the time, the watch was discounted by $30 and was being offered with a free pair of the amazing OnePlus Buds 3. Why are we telling you this? Because this excellent deal is back and it’s even better than before! At the time of writing, the smartwatch is available for $50 off its usual price ($299.99), which puts it just under the $250 mark. As far as we know, this is the lowest price available for the wearable so far. The cherry on top is that once again, you get the wireless earbuds for free with the purchase of your smartwatch. As you can probably guess, this excellent deal is nowhere else to be found on Amazon and other sellers!

The OnePlus Watch 2 is a different beast. For starters, it features not one, but two operating systems. One is a fully-fledged WearOS with all the features you could ever want, and the other is a low-power OS that passively measures vitals and doesn’t consume as much battery. Like every other top-of-the-line smartwatch in 2024, this bad boy has a lot of sensors on deck. It tracks heart rate and SpO2, stress levels, sleep (including naps), and over 100 activities. Aside from that, you can create custom workouts, interact with your smart home via Google Home assistance, and more.

In terms of design, the wearable features a large, gorgeous-looking 1.43-inch AMOLED display with impressive brightness, making it perfectly legible outdoors. A true battery champion with dual OS, the OnePlus Watch 2 gives you around three days of use in smart mode or up to 12 days in low power mode.

He OnePlus 3 EarphonesThey come free with your smartwatch purchase, offer superior comfort, have a lightweight design, have ANC (but it’s not the best on the market), and give you reasonable sound quality for a pair of earbuds that cost $99.99. They’re certainly not as impressive as the best wireless earbuds on the market, but hey, they’re completely free, after all.