Introduction

The Oslo smartwatch promises a premium experience with its vibrant 2.01″ HD display and sleek metal body. But does it live up to the hype? I’ve been wearing the Oslo for the past three weeks, putting it through its paces with daily use and various activities. This review details my experience, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses.

Features

The Oslo boasts a compelling list of features. The standout is undoubtedly the bright, crisp 2.01″ HD display, making it easy to read even in direct sunlight. The rotating crown provides intuitive navigation, a welcome change from the typical touchscreen-only approach. Bluetooth calling functionality worked flawlessly during my testing, delivering clear audio on both ends. The customizable watch faces add a nice personal touch. Beyond aesthetics, the Oslo packs a comprehensive health suite including heart rate, SpO2, sleep, and blood pressure monitoring. Multiple sports modes cater to various fitness activities.

Performance

The Oslo performed admirably in most areas. The responsiveness of the touchscreen and rotating crown was excellent. The Bluetooth connection remained stable throughout my testing period. The battery life, while advertised as 300mAh, lasted approximately two full days with moderate usage (including Bluetooth calls and several fitness tracking sessions). Accuracy of the health sensors seemed comparable to other smartwatches in its price range, though I wouldn’t rely on it for medical-grade data. The GPS functionality (if included, as not specified) worked surprisingly well.

The only noticeable performance issue was occasional minor lag when navigating through menus with a large number of apps. This was not frequent enough to be a major concern, but it’s worth noting.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Stunning 2.01″ HD display
• Premium metal design
• Smooth rotating crown navigation
• Reliable Bluetooth calling
• Customizable watch faces
• Comprehensive health suite
• Multiple sports modes
• IP67 water resistance

Cons:

• Occasional minor lag in menu navigation
• Battery life could be slightly better for heavy users
• Accuracy of health sensors is average.

Final Verdict

Overall, the Oslo smartwatch offers excellent value for its price. The vibrant display, premium design, and convenient features make it a compelling choice. While it has minor drawbacks, they are easily overshadowed by its numerous strengths. If you’re looking for a stylish and functional smartwatch with good battery life and a host of features, I highly recommend the Oslo.