Puma will launch its first smart watch

A Puma is launching its first smart watch on IFA 2019 that will take place this week. The sports brand joined the Fossil group last 12 months to produce the device which is equipped with the Wear OS and the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100 Chipset.

The Puma smartwatch will include a 1,19-inch round AMOLED screen, housed within a 44 mm nylon and jagged aluminum. Puma is naturally aiming at this SmartWatch on sports fans, and will be swimproof and light at 0,06 pounds, thanks to some cuts on the side of the device to reduce its weight.

Importantly, this Puma smart watch will include 4 GB of storage and 512 MB of RAM, which is the standard in most watches. Wear OS. How do you have the latest Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset, Puma promises more than 24 hours of battery life, but will likely include the same complicated battery options as Fossil Carlyle to really get maximum battery life.

 It will be available in black, white and neon colors for 275 USD.

Since the Puma smartwatch is equipped with the Wear OS, the user will have all the usual features like payments by NFC, heart rate monitoring, fitness tracking, integration with the  Google Assistant and much more. Puma also supports 16 mm strips through a single-pointed buckle.