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Fossil Q Accomplice review : Simply stylish and stylishly simple

Fossil Q Accomplice review : Simply stylish and stylishly simple

Posted on July 8, 2017January 23, 2019 By Jarvis

If you want basic activity tracking, alerts and some smartphone controls in a gorgeous package go for a Fossil hybrid like the Q Accomplice. Sure, you might encounter some connectivity problems along the way and you may be itching for more features before long, but this is a solid starter wearable for the fashion pack.

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The first of Fossil’s many, many, many designer hybrid smartwatches of 2017 is now on sale, the Q Accomplice. It looks like a normal watch, works with both iPhone and Android, and all the tech is hidden inside. So, simple and discreet.

This year’s assortment of Fossil wearables come with slimmer forms, new designs and more connected features to make them better companions to your smartphone.

It’s worth noting that the Fossil Q Accomplice has identical smart features to the Skagen Connected Jorn and Hald models for 2017, which we’ve already tested out. The only real difference is the branding and the designs on offer.
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