【funny erotice sex scenes】OnePlus to launch its smart wearable next week

OnePlus Band,funny erotice sex scenes the first wearable from smartphone brand OnePlus, is coming on Jan. 11.

The company announced the launch date on its OnePlus India Twitter account, indicating that the launch will happen in India. The company did not announce details on pricing and availability.

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We do have quite a bit of info about the new wearable over at Amazon India, which already has a listing for the device. It'll have 13 dedicated exercise modes, sleep tracking, heart rate monitoring, and blood oxygen saturation monitoring, among other features.

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The OnePlus Band will have heart rate and blood oxygen saturation monitoring. Credit: OnePlus

The OnePlus Band will be water and dust resistant, with a battery that lasts 14 days, according to OnePlus.

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OnePlus is also expected to launch a Wear OS-based wearable with more advanced features, likely called the OnePlus Watch. Both the Watch and the Band will likely work with the new OnePlus Health app, which recently appeared on Google's Play Store.

The company is also expected to launch the new OnePlus 9 series of phones in March.

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