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Nubia Watch Early Review: Future Potential

Nubia Watch Early Review: Future Potential

Posted on September 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Aside from cramming more sophisticated health-related sensors inside, smartwatches have pretty much remained the same in the last two or so years. Given the popularity and sales numbers that the Apple Watch enjoys because of that, it’s not surprising that few want to stray from that well-trodden path. That’s why when someone like Nubia dares to present something new, it definitely turns heads. But is the tall and semi-flexible screen of the Nubia Watch enough to make the leap of faith on Kickstarter? We get to wrap one around our wrist to bring you that answer.
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Wearables Tags:Apple, Apple watch, health, Kickstarter, nubia, review, Slashgear, watch

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