OnePlus has entered the wearables market with its new OnePlus Watch, a seemingly high-end smartwatch in both looks and features, but at a lower price than Apple Watch and Galaxy Watch Active.

The US$159 OnePlus Watch has a sleek design, advanced health sensors to keep tabs on blood oxygen and stress levels, and a week-long battery life.

The OnePlus Watch has an AMOLED touchscreen, and a couple of buttons on the side of its stainless steel frame. But unlike the Galaxy Watch Active, which comes in two sizes, the OnePlus Watch is only available in a 46mm case with interchangeable watch bands that can be swapped out for third-party alternatives.

The OnePlus Watch doesn’t have Spotify support or any other music app. Instead it comes with 2GB of internal storage for music. That translates to about 500 songs, which you can listen to on the go when paired with Bluetooth earbuds. It’s only compatible with OnePlus and other Android phones for now, but the company says iOS support will come in time.

The watch does your basic fitness tracking with over 110 different workout types to choose from and automatically logs your runs regardless of whether or not you have your phone with you. It has built-in GPS and a 5ATM IP68 rating, which makes it safe for swim tracking.

The watch charges fast: You can get a full day of power from five minutes on the charger, or wait 20 minutes for a week’s worth of charge.(SD-Agencies)