When it comes to innovation, gadgets may sometimes have that difficulty when trying to gain acceptance from consumers. One reason may stem from what most people have grown accustomed to. Faced with some innovative features, some consumers may prefer simply having what is the tried and tested. But then again, that spark of innovation can also turn into a fire that will someday fuel change in the current mindset when it comes to how gadgets may look, feel, and even how they function. This is the situation that the new Nubia Alpha Smartwatch may be currently in.
The new Nubia Alpha Smartwatch may be considered as an innovative entry into the wearable gadget market. It may be one of the first smartwatches to introduce a flexible 4-inch elongated display screen. It also features eSIM technology to allow it to connect to a cellular network, making it function into a wearable smartphone as well. It features a Snapdragon Wear 2100 processor and comes with 1GB RAM. This smartwatch also comes with 8GB worth of internal storage and a 500mAh battery, which can deliver around two day’s worth of use on a single charge.
The Nubia Alpha Smartwatch also comes with a built-in GPS as well as a heart rate sensor. It also comes with a 5MP camera and is designed to be water resistant. It also features gesture controls to allow screen navigation even without fingers coming into contact with the display screen. It also comes with a new custom-made OS for wearables.
If there is anything to frown upon on the Nubia Alpha Smartwatch may be its bulk design relative to current smartwatches in the market. It also tends to be on the heavy side with its stainless steel body. Being an innovative gadget certainly has its pros and cons and it is the same with the new Nubia Alpha Smartwatch. It is currently available at the Nubia site in its Bluetooth-only model for $449.
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