Touchscreen | yes |
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Screen size | 1.55 in |
Screen resolution | 288 x 192 px |
Notifications |
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Incoming notification options | View Content |
Methods Of Notification |
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Operating system |
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Smartphone remote features |
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Battery capacity | 240.0 mAh |
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Average battery life (standby) | 72.0 h |
Auto adjust to smartphone time | yes |
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Pedometer | yes |
Case thickness | 0.35 in |
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Weight | 3.17 oz |
Replaceable wrist bands | no |
Watch case material |
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Wrist band material |
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Anti scratch lens | yes |
Water resistance | yes |
Bluetooth | yes |
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Bluetooth version | 3.0 |
Charging connection | Wireless |
Headphone connection | Bluetooth |
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