OnePlus Watch 3 43mm model's features and color options revealed ahead of July 8 launch
Sagar, 28 June 2025
The OnePlus Watch 3, unveiled in February, came in a single size - 46mm. However, OnePlus will follow it up with the 43mm model on July 8, whose key specs and color options have been revealed by the company.
While the 46mm version came with a 1.5" screen, the 43mm model will pack a 1.32" display. It will also weigh less than the bigger model: 1.3 oz (36.8 g) vs. 1.75 oz (49.7 g).
OnePlus said that the Watch 3 43mm, having a stainless-steel body, will be available in Black Steel and Silver Steel colors, and both will include an upgraded "Mind & Body Evaluation" feature. OnePlus Watch 3 32GB 2GB RAM € 322.48
Additionally, the OnePlus Watch 3 43mm will feature a "real-time barometer," which, OnePlus says, "can evaluate your body's level of fatigue every 30 minutes." OnePlus Watch 3 43mm
We'll know more about the OnePlus Watch 3 43mm's features, pricing, and availability on July 8. In the meantime, you can read our OnePlus Watch3 46mm's review to learn more about it.
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