OnePlus Watch 3 delayed due to typo

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The highly anticipated OnePlus Watch 3, originally slated for release today, February 25, has been pushed back to April 2025. OnePlus announced the delay, citing a minor typographical error discovered on the watch hardware. The error, "Meda in China" instead of "Made in China," is being corrected with a new production batch.

Despite the delay, pre-orders will continue from today with the previously announced discounts for early buyers. Customers who happen to receive a watch with the typo can return it "without question," according to OnePlus.

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OnePlus Watch 3: How much is it in Canada?

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OnePlus has officially unveiled the OnePlus Watch 3. And you can now pre-order it in Canada for $449.99. If you check it out from the OnePlus website, you can get additional discounts on the smartwatch. OnePlus hasn't drastically changed the look of its smartwatch, but it does feature a rotating crown, long-lasting battery life, and a large and bright screen.

OnePlus Watch 3 launches on February 18 in North America, Europe

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OnePlus recently announced that the OnePlus Watch 3 will launch in the United States, Canada, and European markets on February 18. The premium smartwatch boasts a 16-day battery life in power saver mode and five days in smart mode, with a quick 10-minute charge providing a full day of use.

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Peloton launches a strength training app

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Peloton has just launched a standalone strength training app that won't require you to use its machines. The Peloton Strength+ iPhone and Apple Watch app comes with a US$9.99 subscription in the US. But it is free for most of the subscribers to the Peloton app. (Entry-level Peloton App One won't get free access.) The Strength+ app focuses on custom workout generation and multi-week, instructor-led programs.

With the new app's launch, the company now has three digital offerings: All Access with its support for Peloton's machines, the Peloton App with its machine-friendly App+ and equipment-free App One versions, and the Strength+ app.

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