Blinded by the Lite?

With fitness-friendly features and a wallet-friendly price, the OnePlus Watch Lite fills the gap between an outsize fitness band and a serious smartwatch

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£179 / go.stuff.tv/WatchLite

OnePlus has never been afraid to tread its own path - and the Watch Lite is a perfect example. While many smartwatches use Google's Wear OS (including the OnePlus Watch 3), there's a homegrown system at the heart of this wearable.

It's smaller than most modern smartwatches too, with just a single 44mm case size available in a choice of silver or black stainless steel, with a white or black rubber strap.

As well as delivering phone notifications it'll count your heartbeats and steps, measure your blood oxygen and stress, and track your temperature and sleep. Place your finger on the side sensor and in one minute it'll also perform a health check that includes your vascular age and checks for signs of arterial stiffness.

Priced at just £179 in the UK (there's no US launch planned), it massively undercuts a lot of its rivals - but has OnePlus given it enough smarts to earn a place on your wrist?

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