Battery life
- OnePlus Watch 4
- 646 mAh battery
- WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor
- Up to 14+ days
Wearable comparison
OnePlus Watch 4 vs WHOOP Peak 5.0
Compare battery life, health tracking, display and fit.
01Selected  OnePlus Watch 4
KSh 38,500In Stock | 02  WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor
KSh 38,000In Stock |
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Our quick verdict
The WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor, a screenless tracker you read in the WHOOP app, lasts longer between charges (14 days vs 5 days) and works with Android phones and iPhones, though it needs a WHOOP membership, while the OnePlus Watch 4, a smartwatch with a 1.5-inch OLED screen, has a premium titanium build and built-in GPS for runs without your phone.
Portability
- OnePlus Watch 4
- 68 g
- WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor
- About 26.5 g
Display
- OnePlus Watch 4
- 1.5-inch OLED display, 310 ppi
- WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor
- Screenless tracker
Software
- OnePlus Watch 4
- OxygenOS Watch 8
- WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor
- WHOOP with Peak membership
Connections
- OnePlus Watch 4
- Bluetooth 5.2
- WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor
- Bluetooth
Key differences
The main differences to help you choose.
OnePlus Watch 4
- Screen on the wrist for the time, notifications and workout stats.
- Titanium case (vs stainless steel case).
- Built-in GPS (the other uses the phone's GPS).
- Swimproof: water resistant to 50 m (vs 10 m).
- Recharges faster: 1.25 hours (vs 2 hours).
- Takes calls from the wrist over Bluetooth.
WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor
- Longer battery life: up to 14 days (vs 5 days).
- Works with Android phones and iPhones.
- Lighter: about 26.5 g (vs 68 g).
- Screenless: worn day and night, with results read in the WHOOP app.
- Daily recovery and strain scores.
What matters most to you?
6 priorities selected.
| Priority | OnePlus Watch 4 | WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor |
|---|---|---|
| Battery life | 646 mAh battery | Up to 14+ days |
| Portability | 68 g | About 26.5 g |
| Display | 1.5-inch OLED display, 310 ppi | Screenless tracker |
| Software | OxygenOS Watch 8 | WHOOP with Peak membership |
| Connections | Bluetooth 5.2 | Bluetooth |
| Water resistance | IP69 water and dust resistance | IP68 water and dust resistance |
| Sensors | Accelerometer, gyroscope | PPG heart-rate sensor, accelerometer |
| Charging | Charging base with USB-C cable | Wireless PowerPack, compatible with USB-C Basic Charger |
| Positioning / GNSS | Dual-frequency L1 + L5, GPS | Connected smartphone GPS, no built-in GPS |
| Health & wellness features | Heart rate, high and low heart-rate alerts | Continuous heart rate, HRV |
| Smart recognition | Running, walking | Automatic activity detection |
| Strap / band | Fluororubber | SuperKnit Obsidian |
| Packing list | Watch, charging base | WHOOP 5.0, superKnit Obsidian band |
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Detailed comparison
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Similarities
- Both are water resistant (IP69 and IP68).
In summary
Get the WHOOP Peak 5.0 Sensor if you want a screenless tracker with longer battery life, or the OnePlus Watch 4 if you would rather have the time, notifications and workout stats on your wrist.
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