OnePlus' Watch 2 for the Chinese market is similar to the wearable of the same name for the global market in a number of ways. The AMOLED display peripheral is also powered by a dual-chip system starring the Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 SoC for potentially prolonged battery life and supports a number of popular heath-tracking features. Then again, the new version's ability to support standalone connectivity comes with quite a price-bump.https://www.notebookcheck.net/OnePlus-inaugural-eSIM-smartwatch-debuts-with-classic-design-and-up-to-12-days-of-battery-life.853667.0.html
Thanks for the info. One important correction... The conversion from RMB to USD is way off. RMB1749 would be only about USD240 today, less than the US price. (I am an American living and working in China, visiting in my home state of Florida for the summer.)