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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Premium smartphone maker OnePlus<\/a> on Monday said that it will launch its first smartwatch under the Nord brand in India soon.

However, it did not provide specifications or pricing for its new device.

The company had previously launched smartband and smartwatch under the OnePlus flagship brand.

“The Nord Watch will bolster OnePlus Nord<\/a>’s hold within the wearables segment and aims to make the signature OnePlus technology accessible to a wider set of audience,” OnePlus said.

Prior to the OnePlus Nord Watch, Nord also entered into the entry-level hearable segment with the launch of OnePlus Nord Buds, Nord Buds CE<\/a> and Nord wired earphones.

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India among top 3 in overall wearable band shipments globally in Q2: Report<\/a><\/h2>

According to market research firm Canalys, while India stayed in third place behind China and the US in terms of overall wearable band shipments, its share hit 15 per cent for the first time.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Premium smartphone maker OnePlus<\/a> on Monday said that it will launch its first smartwatch under the Nord brand in India soon.

However, it did not provide specifications or pricing for its new device.

The company had previously launched smartband and smartwatch under the OnePlus flagship brand.

“The Nord Watch will bolster OnePlus Nord<\/a>’s hold within the wearables segment and aims to make the signature OnePlus technology accessible to a wider set of audience,” OnePlus said.

Prior to the OnePlus Nord Watch, Nord also entered into the entry-level hearable segment with the launch of OnePlus Nord Buds, Nord Buds CE<\/a> and Nord wired earphones.

\"India<\/a><\/figure>

India among top 3 in overall wearable band shipments globally in Q2: Report<\/a><\/h2>

According to market research firm Canalys, while India stayed in third place behind China and the US in terms of overall wearable band shipments, its share hit 15 per cent for the first time.<\/p><\/div>