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ASUS ZenWatch 2 gets wallet-friendly pricing

ASUS ZenWatch 2 gets wallet-friendly pricing

Posted on September 2, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

While Asus first unveiled its new ZenWatch 2 back in early summer, the company has now announced the smartwatch’s pricing and specs details. The original ZenWatch was easily one of the best looking wearables to hit the market when it debuted, and the successor is no different. For 2015, the Android Wear device is getting very competitive, with prices of €149 (about $170) for the smaller 45mm model, and €169 ($190) for the larger 49mm version.
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