If you are passionate about smartwatches but don't have the budget to buy one Apple Watch or another high-end smartwatch, there are a few options on the market. One of them is the Wyze Watch, a model recently launched by the manufacturer, a specialist in smart home products.

Despite the new launch, the brand is best known for devices such as WyzeCam, WyzeSense, Wyze Bulb, Wyze Plug, Wyze Video Doorbell, but it has at least one other similar one, the Wyze Band.

O Wyze watch its biggest differential is its price, great for a device with IP68 protection against dust and moisture. It is on pre-sale on the brand's official website for US$20 (R$104,54 in direct conversion, without taxes and other import fees). In other words, it is an extremely competitive price for a smartwatch that promises to meet the essential needs of those looking for a product like this.

Battery is highlighted in Wyze Watch settings

The Wyze Watch announcement on the official website makes it clear that, despite the low price, the user will have access to technologies typical of premium smartwatches. Among them, we can highlight the battery life, which should last up to 9 days on a single charge. To charge it, it needs to be plugged in for two and a half hours.

The watch also has a heart rate sensor, which is essential for anyone who wants to use a smartwatch for physical exercise. It also has a blood oxygen sensor, sleep monitoring, step tracking and even features that allow you to track your menstrual cycle. Other new features planned include the Google Fit and Apple health.

The look of the Wyze Watch, not by chance, we suppose, is very similar to that of the Apple Watch. The rectangular LCD screen will come in two sizes, 1,40 inches with 320 x 320 resolution in the 44 mm version, and 1,75 inches with 320 x 385 resolution in the 47 mm model. The first will have a 260 mAh battery and the second will have a 300 mAh battery. Both have the same 16 MB of storage.

The smartwatch will also allow you to view email notifications and other messages on the screen, but the negative points, according to information leakers, will be the lack of support for voice assistant and the absence of GPS.

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