Acer Leap Ware wants to chill you out with stress-testing sensors
Transcript
There are a lot of fitness trackers and smart watches out there and Acer is looking to be another one.
Acer's Leap Ware is going to be coming out this summer, and it's a fitness watch that promises a few extra health tracking tricks.
It has four additional metal sensors in additional to heart rate tracking.
What these are for is kind of unclear, but it looks like they could be tracking simulated blood pressure among other things.
The watch is not Android wear.
Instead it runs its own software that works with iOS and Android.
It has a reflective screen kind of like a pebble.
And it has IPX7 water resistance.
Instance if you're curios.
In addition to checking for stress and fatigue levels, Leapware also promises to check stamina, heart rate, and ultraviolet rays.
It has replaceable 20 millimeter wristbands and it even has a side LED flashlight.
It's about a $139, which is standard issue for fitness trackers.
Leapware hopes it'll do a little bit more but there's a lot of competition out there.
Wearable TechAcer
Up Next
Huawei Watch GT bulks up on battery life, loses Wear OS
1:15
Montblanc Summit 2 smartwatch adds fitness and longer battery...
1:50
The Apple Watch Series 4 delivers on its fitness promises
6:29
Fitbit Charge 3 is here: Here's what's new
5:00
LG Watch W7 is a crazy mechanical-smartwatch blend
1:56
Elvie launches the next breast pump that makes pumping wearable
1:59
Polar's newest heart rate watch will last 40 hours with GPS
0:59
Qualcomm and Google's new WearOS smartwatches finally get better
