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Omate Racer review

Omate Racer review

Posted on December 7, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis

The Omate Racer is an attempt to cash in on the smartwatch revolution by offering people a stepping-stone to full-featured devices powered by Apple, Google and co. It simply promises to tell the time and keep you updated with what’s going on with your smartphone using real-time notifications, and it just about succeeds. It’s not a polished device by any stretch, and the slightly clumsy design and buggy software sometimes gives off a whiff of prototypeness but, at $129, it’s a decent option for anyone looking to dip their toe in the warming waters of wearable tech. Don’t expect any frills and you won’t be disappointed.
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