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The upcoming budget smartwatch from OnePlus doesn’t care which phone you use

By dailyguardian.aeDecember 3, 20252 Mins Read
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What’s happened? The upcoming OnePlus smartwatch, dubbed Watch Lite, will work with both Android and iOS smartphones.

  • This puts the OnePlus Watch Lite in a small group of non-Apple smartwatches that work with iPhones.
  • Other specifications of the smartwatch include a lightweight 34-gram design, a 1.78-inch AMOLED display, and 24-hour continuous heart rate monitoring.
  • The affordable smartwatch will also offer a 5ATM/IP68 water resistance rating.

Why is this important? Although the OnePlus Watch Lite is shaping up to be a great smartwatch in terms of specifications, the cross-platform compatibility is the biggest surprise of them all.

  • This is the company’s first smartwatch compatible with Apple iPhones.
  • Until now, the OnePlus smartwatches were locked to the company’s smartphones and other Android phones, limiting their reach against other manufacturers.
  • Further, this also indicates that Android-based brands are starting to acknowledge and act upon the demand for affordable non-Apple smartwatches for iPhones.

Why should I care? If you’re an iPhone user who doesn’t want to spend between $250 and $300 on the most affordable Apple smartwatch, the OnePlus Watch Lite is a genuinely capable, lower-cost alternative.

  • For Android users, it means broader ecosystem compatibility.
  • Cross-platform devices also tend to get better companion apps.
  • The OnePlus Watch Lite could also appeal to users who own both an Android and an iOS smartphone.
OnePlus Watch 3 43mm worn on a wrist

OK, what’s next? OnePlus will unveil the Watch Lite on December 17, 2025.

  • However, it remains to be seen whether all iOS features, such as incoming call alerts, notifications, and replies, will work with the smartwatch, or whether Apple’s platform restrictions will limit certain capabilities.
  • If OnePlus achieves even 70-80% parity on iOS, it could encourage other Android OEMs to start providing cross-platform support on their affordable smartwatches.
  • For now, the OnePlus Watch Lite remains a Europe-only product, suggesting U.S. buyers might have to wait to get their hands on it.
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