Storage/Other by stefan @ 2014-02-07
The latest breed of smartwatches have a lot of integrated stuff and run on Android OS; the TrueSmart from Omate comes with hardware GPS, can receive and make phone calls, browse the web and many more; we could think it as a fully-featured smartphone disguised as a wristwatch. Let's check the product in more detail now, shall we?
The rest of the watch bundle will be found on the bottom layer of the box; we did not show you guys the top side since it has arrived quite damaged in our labs:
A small leaflet with instructions tells us how to open up and charge the smartwatch:
On the bottom side of the box we have the technical specifications listed along with the supported connectivity options:
Omate has chosen to go with the Fleksy keyboard and inside we will also find a leaflet explaining the usage modes:
With the watch we have also got a charging dock which is quite compact:
By using the button near the USB connector of the dock, we will be able to open the top cover:
On the opposite side we will get to see the plastic hinge:
If we look on the inside, we will be able to see the metallic pins which will make direct contact with the watch back cover contacts:
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