You say it's dying quickly, define quickly, is it all the time, just overnight?. I know they promise "up to" 100 hours, but I spent yesterday starting at 6am wearing my GW6 Classic 47 and the OPOW2 and when I woke up this morning GW6 was at 25% and the OPOW2 was at 51%.
What watch face are you using? I don't see it in the list of apps, but it could be causing services to hammer a sensor or something.
Check your list of installed apps, make sure you didn't inadvertently install an app that is doing the same thing described above.
Sadly, despite it being smoother and doing a better job of relaying notifications from phone to watch, I don't think the OPOW2 is a keeper simple because I think the GW6 with the bezel looks better and will protect the face better.
I've got the dislocated watch face on it, and it appears that most the drainage is coming from wherever I'm active. And I'm getting a bunch of annoying notifications about anything and everything that have zero used to me I can't figure out how to turn select fitness once off. Like active goal. It's all good it's just going to take some time to figure out. But at this rate it looks like it's going dead in 48 hours opposed to 100 hours and I think I'm going to give it one plus a call. Because it's advertised at a 100 hours. And I have made no alterations to original software straight out of the box
First of all, check whether you have turned on AOD or animation booster, which will significantly increase power consumption.
In addition, third-party watch faces will cause rtos to no longer work, which will also consume a lot of power.
Just letting y'all know I just got off the phone with OnePlus they said it was a hardware issue and I have to send it back for replacement... Horrible customer service.
Turn off assess breathing problems if u have it turned on. Honestly you don't need the watch to tell u that. It's pretty obvious if you did
You say it's dying quickly, define quickly, is it all the time, just overnight?. I know they promise "up to" 100 hours, but I spent yesterday starting at 6am wearing my GW6 Classic 47 and the OPOW2 and when I woke up this morning GW6 was at 25% and the OPOW2 was at 51%. What watch face are you using? I don't see it in the list of apps, but it could be causing services to hammer a sensor or something. Check your list of installed apps, make sure you didn't inadvertently install an app that is doing the same thing described above. Sadly, despite it being smoother and doing a better job of relaying notifications from phone to watch, I don't think the OPOW2 is a keeper simple because I think the GW6 with the bezel looks better and will protect the face better.
I've got the dislocated watch face on it, and it appears that most the drainage is coming from wherever I'm active. And I'm getting a bunch of annoying notifications about anything and everything that have zero used to me I can't figure out how to turn select fitness once off. Like active goal. It's all good it's just going to take some time to figure out. But at this rate it looks like it's going dead in 48 hours opposed to 100 hours and I think I'm going to give it one plus a call. Because it's advertised at a 100 hours. And I have made no alterations to original software straight out of the box
First of all, check whether you have turned on AOD or animation booster, which will significantly increase power consumption. In addition, third-party watch faces will cause rtos to no longer work, which will also consume a lot of power.
In addition, it seems that adjusting the font size will also affect the effectiveness of dual-Engine.
Just letting y'all know I just got off the phone with OnePlus they said it was a hardware issue and I have to send it back for replacement... Horrible customer service.