The Blackview W50 Pro smart watch is equipped with a flashlight and IP68 protection

Blackview W50 Pro

 

Blackview presented a new smart watch W50 Pro, which is distinguished by a combination of affordability and durability. immersion for 30 minutes.

 

Blackview W50 Pro has a thickness of 14.5 mm and a weight of 62.8 g. They are equipped with a 1.45-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 360×360 pixels and a brightness of up to 700 cd/m². physical buttons, which is convenient when using wet or sweaty hands.

 

Standard functionality includes message display, heart rate and sleep monitoring, and Bluetooth support for use as a speakerphone. In addition, the watch is equipped with a flashlight and an electric compass, which increases its practical value.

 

The W50 Pro is available for around $14.99 with free US shipping.


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