OnePlus Watch Cobalt Limited Edition was launched on Friday. The new smartwatch is a special edition variant of the OnePlus Watch that debuted in March. However, unlike the original OnePlus Watch that has a stainless steel build, the OnePlus Watch Cobalt Limited Edition features cobalt alloy in its middle frame to offer a studier design. The smartwatch also features a sapphire glass. Aside from the new build, the OnePlus Watch Cobalt Limited Edition has the same list of specifications that came with its original variant earlier.
OnePlus Watch Cobalt Limited Edition price
OnePlus Watch Cobalt Limited Edition price has been set at CNY 1,599 (roughly Rs. 18,200). The smartwatch is initially limited to China, with its availability in the country set for May 17.
The pricing of the OnePlus Watch Cobalt Limited Edition is significantly higher than the original OnePlus Watch, that is also called the OnePlus Watch Classic Edition, as it was launched in China at CNY 999 (roughly Rs. 11,400). The smartwatch debuted in India in March with an introductory price of Rs. 14,999.
Vishal is a technology enthusiast with journalistic leanings. He was one of the first bloggers in India, coming online in 1994, even before the internet was available on a widespread basis in India. Vishal is a cybersecurity consultant working as an independent contractor for Google.
A journalist with a career spanning over 20 years, he has worked for several national English dailies including The Pioneer, Indian Express, Business Standard, and more. He has also worked for Indo-American Times, and India Monthly magazine, based in the United States of America. Besides being on the editorial board of Vijayupadhyay.com, he also publishes Indian Talent Magazine, an internationally acclaimed talent promotion publication. He has extensive experience in corporate branding, online publishing, and advertising.
He started Vikirna Mediatek in 2018 with a vision to bring affordable technology solutions to the common masses of an India which is fast becoming Digital, walking on the path that was heralded by the late Prime Minister of India Rajiv Gandhi and forwarded by the current Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
