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Huawei aims high with $800 gold-plated Watch

Huawei aims high with $800 gold-plated Watch

Posted on August 28, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Huawei may have accidentally revealed that its Android Wear Watch will cost as much as $799.99 and be compatible with iOS. Earlier today, the company teased a September 2nd arrival at IFA 2015 via Twitter, but a tipster pointed us to a legit-looking Amazon listingthat shows four flavors of the wearable. The basic version in stainless steel starts at $349.99 with a leather strap, but the highest-end model in gold-plated stainless steel goes for $799.99, making it one of the pricier Android Wear devices out there. Intriguingly, the listing also mentions that the Watch is compatible with iOS 8.2 or later devices.

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Wearables Tags:Amazon, android, Android wear, Huawei, ifa 2015, iOS, ios 8, Twitter, watch, wearable

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