If you want to be aware of your surroundings even when listening to their favorite music on the go, bone conduction earphones are for you!
While true wireless earbuds have been garnering all the popularity among music lovers of late, bone conduction headphones are a new breed of specialized wireless earphones that are taking the public attention.
With this newfangled music accessory slowly stealing the limelight, manufacturers have come up with all sorts of bone conduction headphones that you can get your hands on from online, as well as offline markets. On the downside, bone conduction earphones aren’t easy on the pocketbook.
If you are in the market looking for budget bone conduction headphones that boast an impressive array of features, the iDeaPLAY ES568 headphones might just fill the bill. Much to the relief of those who aren’t willing to spend a lot of money on bone conductions headphones, the iDeaPLAY ES568 has gone up for sale bearing a lowered price on Gearbest.
Available in three eye-catching color options including black, blue and red, the iDeaPLAY ES568 Bone Conduction Earphone would normally set you back a pretty penny, but you can now buy it for just $94.99 from Gearbest. This is a noteworthy 24 percent reduction in the device’s original asking price of $124.99.
An absolute steal at this price, the iDeaPLAY ES568 adopts an open-ear design so the wearer of these headphones can be aware of his/her surroundings — a feature that traditional headphones do not have. This headphone-alternative is ultra-lightweight and comfortable and uses the bone-conduction technology to free your eardrums by delivering the sound through your cheekbones.
In other words, even when you are playing the soundtrack, your ears will be free to hear any sort of sound like for instance, your name being called at Starbucks when your coffee is ready. Furthermore, it is an IP55 rated product, which means it is sweat resistant.
To know more about the iDeaPLAY ES568 Bone Conduction Smart Sensor Wireless Headphones and place your order, you can head straight to the Gearbest promotion page by clicking here. Note that the promo is slated to end soon.
Apple iPhone 5 was released back in September 2012 and we’ll hardly see anyone using the seven-year-old device. But it turns out, there are a few who are still stuck on the iPhone 5 model and Apple has just started sending out an important warning on their phones.
iPhone 5 Alert (Source: 9to5Mac)
According to 9to5Mac, Apple is sending out a tall full-screen message to iPhone 5 users asking them to update their devices to iOS 10.3.4 version before November 3, 2019. Apple further warns that if they fail to do so in time, they are set to lose internet connectivity on their devices. Post-November 3, they won’t be able to access the internet in its entirety, which means no browsing in Safari, emails, iCloud, or even Apple store services.
The iOS 10.3.4 comes with a GPS bug fix that messes up the time and date on Apple devices due to the GPS time rollover issue. After November 3, iPhone 5 users will have to take the hard route to fix their internet, which includes backing up their data and restoring it using a Mac or a PC since both OTA updates and iCloud backup will have stopped working.
Apple’s GPS rollover issue has impacted old hardware like the iPhone 4S and the older iPad (retina) and iPad 2 models. While the issue would have stopped the GPS function in these devices, the iPhone 5’s case was a lot worse, which forced Apple to send out these alerts. Updates for the affected iPad and iPhone models were rolled out a while back.
Vivo recently expanded its iQOO lineup in China with the new iQOO Neo 855 model. The phone comes with a powerful Snapdragon 855 processor with up to 8GB of RAM and triple cameras at the back. Today, Vivo has just revealed a special edition variant of the device, the iQOO Neo 855 ‘Flying Horse of Gansu’ Edition. If you are someone living in China who’s a big fan of China’s cultural relics, this can be an enticing option.
The Flying Horse of Gansu, also known as the Bronze Running Horse is a Chinese bronze sculpture that has become a big part of China’s cultural heritage. The sculpture portrays a galloping horse treading on a flying swallow. It’s known for its unique and carefully balanced dynamics.
This custom iQOO Neo 855 gift box costs the same as the regular version at ¥2298 (~$325) and comes with a key chain, a power bank as well as a notebook that’s based on the Bronze Galloping Horse’s theme. As for the specifications, they are exactly the same as the regular version.
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The complete specs of the iQOO Neo 855 can be found below.
6.38-inch 1080 x 2340 AMOLED display with DC Dimming and HDR10
The Xiaomi CC9 Pro is an upcoming smartphone that has been reported to have a 108MP sensor. There have been multiple leaks about the phone but no official confirmation until today.
The official Weibo account for Xiaomi released the first teaser for the upcoming phone today. Based on the caption for the teaser, the device may actually launch tomorrow.
The caption reads “More than a hundred million, Xiaomi new machine, tomorrow morning C you” when translated. It is easy to deduce that it hints at the CC9 Pro and its 108MP primary sensor.
In another Weibo post by the company’s Director of New Media revealed the phone will be announced at 10 AM (CST) tomorrow.
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Leaked specs say the Mi CC9 Pro will come with a 6.4-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a waterdrop notch. It will be powered by a Snapdragon 730G processor with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage. The phone will have triple rear cameras – 108MP + 13MP ultrawide camera + 8MP telephoto camera. Up in front will be a 32MP camera. The leak also mentioned a 4000mAh battery, Android 10 out of the box, NFC, and an IR blaster.
A second leak mentioned the phone will have Gorilla Glass 6 on the front and Gorilla Glass 5 on the back. It adds that the phone will have support for Wireless Charging, and will also be available in 8GB + 128GB and 8GB + 256GB versions alongside the aforementioned 6GB+128GB version.
THANKO is a Japanese company known for making interesting products that sometimes border on being ridiculous. The manufacturer’s latest product is a sleep mask that doubles as an alarm clock.
The THANKO Sleep Mask may look like an ordinary sleep mask but it has a few tricks. It doesn’t only help you sleep but can also wake you up without disturbing others around you.
The product has LEDs built-in that will gradually brighten, simulating natural light to gently wake you up. You can also have the mask vibrate instead. There is even an option to use both light and vibration to wake you up from sleep. The good thing is that your sleep partner won’t be disturbed if they have a different waking time from yours.
There is an accompanying app to set up alarms and what method to use to wake you up. The app will also let you check the sleep mask’s battery life. THANKO says the sleep mask has a 400mAh battery that charges via USB. An image provided shows you can even charge it using a power bank. A single charge should last up to 30 days.
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The THANKO Sleep Mask has a price tag of 7380 JPY (~¥480/$68). The app works with iOS devices running iOS 8.0+ and Android devices running Android 4.2 and above. It is available for purchase on THANKO’s official website.
The Honor V30 has been reported to have a Pro version with additional features. However, we may be getting more than two devices at the Honor event whose date is still unknown. There are reports the Honor Tab 6 will be unveiled too.
A Weibo post by a user who goes by the name Changan Digital Jun made a post about the Honor Tab 6 likely launching at the Honor V30 conference. He adds that the tablet will come with a Kirin 810 processor. However, he states that the info was heard from two friends talking and it may be false info.
The Honor Tab 5 was announced in March of this year. It launched with an 8-inch 1920 x 1200 display, a Kirin 710 processor, and a 5100mAh battery. It is available in 3GB + 32GB and 4GB + 64GB variants with support for expandable storage. It has stereo speakers, Dolby Atmos and LTE.
We expect its successor will come with a new version of Magic UI probably based on Android 10. It should also have support for faster charging since the Honor Tab 5 only supports 10W charging.
Lenovo has updated its thinkplus power bank lineup in China with a new model featuring a slightly faster-charging speed and a thinner form factor. The 14000mAh thinkplus power bank can charge both laptops (via USB-C) and smartphones (via USB-A).
The thinkplus 50W 14000mAh power bank comes in black and bright red shades. There are two versions of this power bank, a regular Type-C version that’s priced at 299 yuan ($43) and another one with Lenovo’s Slim Tip port that’s priced at 399 yuan ($57).
The thinkplus 14000mAh power bank can simultaneously charge two smartphones (via USB-A) and a laptop (USB-C) at a maximum combined output of 50W. It is compatible with USB PD2.0, QC 2.0/ 3.0 and comes with input and output overvoltage, high-temperature, and short circuit protection.
The thinkplus power bank is available for reservations on JD.com. No word on a shipping date yet, but you can check out the listing from down here.
Back in August, ASUS started recruiting beta testers for the Zenfone 6 and Zenfone 5Z models. However, it was a closed beta run and only a handful of users got a taste of the early Android 10 based ZenUI 6 build. Now, ASUS is rolling out its first Android 10 open beta build based on ZenUI 6 for Zenfone 5Z users. Those who are on the beta build should have already received the new update (v100.04.44.67).
ASUS Zenfone 5Z
ZenUI 6 on Android 10 brings the experience very close to stock Android. It features Android 10’s system-wide dark mode as well as new navigation gestures. The security patch is now updated for October 2019. There are a few ASUS centric features in the update as well, such as Game Genie, one-handed mode, and a native screen recorder.
ASUS is yet to reveal an official schedule for the stable Android 10 update for the Zenfone 5Z. The current beta build has a bunch of bugs and hence, it’s not recommended to flash it for your daily use.
For those who want to try out the beta Android 10 build, download the update from this link.
Pixel 4 series’ 90Hz screen was supposed to be one of its stand out features. But over the past one week, the phone’s screen has been standing out for all the wrong reasons. After it was recently discovered that Pixel 4 and 4 XL’s screen refresh rate changed according to screen brightness, 9to5Google has just found out that Google has blacklisted one of its own apps from running at 90Hz refresh rate.
According to a review of the Pixel 4 and 4 XL’s source code, it was discovered that both these models set the refresh rate to the default 60Hz when running apps like Google Maps. Three other apps, namely, Pokémon Go, Waze, and WeChat have also been blacklisted by the company from running at 90Hz. While it makes sense to limit Pokémon Go (Niantic capped the app’s refresh rate to 30 fps earlier this year due to its gameplay design) and even Waze and Maps’ refresh rate (these two maps applications were already said to lock in refresh rate at 60Hz ), WeChat has been blacklisted simply because of “poor performance”.
WeChat is a very powerful app with a lot of features and some of them might not be working well under 90Hz refresh rate. However, we haven’t heard of similar issues on OnePlus 7 Pro or 7T, both of which have 90Hz displays.
Fortunately, this is not something an update can’t solve. Once WeChat fixes the performance issue under 90Hz refresh rate, Google can send out an update to remove it from its blacklist.
Anyway WeChat users on OnePlus 7 Pro or 7T/Pro? Let us know if you guys are facing any issues at 90Hz.
Xiaomi’s several social media accounts have been tweeting about the new movie and, of course, the Redmi Note 8 Pro. Below are tweets from the UK account.
Scratch? Not when you've got Corning Gorilla Glass 5.
The Redmi Note 8 Pro is actually not sold in the UK. However, there is a Redmi Note 8 Pro Terminator: Dark Fate Edition available in Spain and you can get your hands on one on October 29.
The official Xiaomi Spain online store will be running a 24-hour flash sale that starts at 0:00 on October 29. Those who purchase the phone on that day will get a free Terminator: Dark Fate custom case. The Redmi Note 8 Pro will be sold for €229 instead of €249 on that day. There is no mention of the 128GB version getting a price cut.
The page also reveals the Mi A3 will be sold during the flash sale for €199, €49 off its original price.
We heard it dozens of times: 5G and foldable smartphones have been the main revolutions of 2019 in the mobile sector. A lot of smartphone manufacturers came up with their own form factors experimenting foldable display: this year we saw a lot of crazy foldable designs that will or may hit the shelves in the next future. In this article, we collected all the craziest foldable designs we have seen so far. The article only includes smartphones with flexible displays, so do not be surprised after not finding devices such as the upcoming Microsoft Surface Duo or the Surface Neo which are just devices with dual displays.
Outward folding by Huawei
Among the foldable smartphones in commerce, the most appreciated was the Mate X by Huawei. It has an outward folding design that allows using both the displays generated when the display is closed. The secondary display also allows you to use the quad rear camera for selfies as well, that is one of the main reasons why I appreciate it so much. While unfolded, the foldable smartphone has a diagonal of 8 inches, while the primary display you can see when the smartphone is folded has a 6.6-inch diagonal. The phone has a unique AMOLED panel with a Full HD+ resolution and it is powered by a Kirin 980 chipset paired with 8 GB of RAM and 512 GB of internal storage. In 2020 Huawei will release an upgraded version called Mate Xs which will boast a more advanced Kirin 990 chipset that is the same found on the Mate 30 series.
The Galaxy Fold by Samsung is the world’s first foldable smartphone released by a mainstream manufacturer. It has a completely different design compared to the Huawei Mate X. The Samsung Galaxy Fold comes with an inward folding design, meaning that the foldable display is placed internally. While the smartphone is folded, the flexible display is totally covered, but the phone features a smaller external display with 4.6-inch size. While unfolded, the smartphone has a 7.3-inch diagonal. It even sports two camera departments: a triple camera on the rear side with a variable focal aperture and a triple camera near the foldable display.
Xiaomi is working on a foldable smartphone with a double fold design. The company recently showcased it in an official promo video in which you can clearly see a device that can be folded twice with the phone’s display on the outside. According to the company, the MIUI has been adjusted accordingly with gesture controls and other features, and the phone is able to become either a tablet or a traditional smartphone in a very practical way. The phone folds from the two sides of the main smartphone’s screen and it closes in the middle of the rear side of the device. In the video, we can clearly notice a camera icon on the screen, but we can not see any camera on the phone. Instead, there is a power key and a USB Type-C port to charge the battery.
TCL showcased a lot of foldable smartphone prototypes this year. But the last one which surprised us is the foldable phone we wrote about yesterday. It sports a tri-folding display with two hinges: the first one folds in while the second one folds out, so it is able to fold in a zig zag manner in order to take less space. When unfolded, the TCL prototype has a total diagonal of 10 inches making it a real tablet-sized device. The phone even sports a quad camera setup on the rear side. Unfortunately, when it is folded, the device is very thick, but it is compact. We still do not know when this device will be announced.
Motorola is expected to announce its first foldable smartphone on November 13, at least from what an official teaser video suggests. It will be a revival of the iconic RAZR line-up which made the fortune of the company in the feature phones age. And, just like the original RAZR series, the new foldable smartphone will have a clamshell form factor. But there will obviously be a difference: the display will be foldable just like the phone. Given that it will be a flip phone, probably you already imagined that it will fold vertically. According to rumors, the Motorola RAZR smartphone will sport a 6.2-inch flexible OLED display with a resolution of 876 x 2142 pixels. The phone will also come with an external display which will allow users to check notifications without unfolding the phone. The foldable display should be notched in order to include a front camera for selfies. Despite its foldable design, the Motorola RAZR is not expected to be a flagship: instead, it should be a mid-ranger equipped with a Snapdragon 710 chipset paired with 4 or 6 GB of RAM and 64 or 128 GB of internal storage depending on the chosen configuration.
Instead of a smartphone, Lenovo is developing a foldable PC. It is a laptop that folds inwards with a huge 13.3-inch display and, obviously, Microsoft Windows as the operating system. The prototype belongs to the ThinkPad X1 series and Lenovo should launch it in the market in 2020 when it will be completely ready and safe.
Last but not least, the world’s first foldable phone. A lot of people expected Samsung to release the first foldable device, but Royole beat the Korean giant and announced the FlexPai before the Korean giant. Just like the Huawei Mate X, the Royole FlexPai is another device with a flexible display placed externally which folds outwards. It is available in the global market and it is powered by the Snapdragon 855 chipset. Its display has a 7.8-inch diagonal when unfolded.
The Redmi Note 8T should not exist but it does. Unlike other manufacturers that have adopted the “T” (OnePlus) or even “S” suffix for refreshed models, Redmi’s latest phone doesn’t bring much when compared to its non-T variant. Actually, the only difference is the addition of NFC support. Yes, NFC. That is the only thing that distinguishes the Redmi Note 8 from the Redmi Note 8T.
We have been able to get our hands on live photos of retail units as further proof that the phone exists. Popular leaker, Sudhanshu Ambhore, has also posted live photos of the device which reveal more specs.
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Redmi Note 8T retail box
Redmi Note 8T retail box
The Redmi Note 8T will come in a white box that has a picture of the device in all the available color variants on the front. The name of the phone is written at the bottom as well as on the sides. On the back, the retail box reveals the color of the variant inside is Moonshadow Grey and it has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.
Sudhanshu’s photos are of the blue variant and give us a look at the device itself. The Redmi Note 8T has a 6.3-inch Dot Drop Display with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 on both sides. It has 48MP AI quad cameras which include ultra wide-angle and macro lenses.
The sticker on the front of the phone also mentions the phone has a 4000mAh battery with support for 18W fast charge via a USB Type-C port. It also supports multifunctional NFC and is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 AIE processor.
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Redmi Note 8T live photo front b
The live photo shows the bottom of the phone is home to an audio jack, a microphone, the USB port, and the speaker grille. The phone will come with a transparent soft case and a white Type-C cable and charger.
The Redmi Note 8T is going to be available in markets outside China. While Xiaomi has not yet revealed which markets will be getting it, we have a few guesses. The Redmi Note 8 should be available in Europe in countries such as Spain and Italy where the Redmi Note 8 isn’t sold. NFC payment is widely used in the aforementioned countries, so it makes sense that Xiaomi will sell the devices there.
The device is already available for pre-order on Giztop for $199 but you can get $20 off with a coupon.
Xiaomi has launched what is its 429th crowdfunding product. The product is the Dr Bei Water flosser F3 and it is on offer for 149 yuan ($21).
The Dr Bei Water Flosser F3 looks like a small water gun with pressure high enough to dislodge stubborn plaque stuck between the interdental spaces. The device has a 180ml water tank and equally comes with three different water pressure modes. The water flosser also has a working frequency of 60DB which isn’t too loud. Further, it packs a powerful battery that can last up to 30 days on a single charge.
The water flosser comes with a single rotatable nozzle which is also detachable. The nozzle has an opening with a diameter of 0.6mm making it easy to penetrate the interproximal areas. Apart from dislodging plaque, the pressure also helps to massage the gum and periodontal ligaments. In addition, it is also ideal for use by orthodontics patients using braces or any other orthodontic appliances that makes normal toothbrushing difficult.
Xiaomi is backtracking on a statement its top executive made earlier this year and will be launching a new model for the Mi Note series. Actually, scratch that. It is launching not one but two new Mi Note phones. The two phones are the Mi Note 10 and the Mi Note 10 Pro.
Initially, we only knew about the Mi Note 10. Its retail box even leaked over a week ago. However, certification documents from Thailand’s National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) have revealed there will also be a Mi Note 10 Pro. The info was first posted on Twitter by Sudhanshu Ambhore (@Sudhanshu1414).
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Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro NBTC
Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro NBTC
Xiaomi Mi Note 10 EEC
It was also reported that both phones have also been certified by Russia’s EEC. The Mi Note 10’s model number is revealed as M1910F4G while the Mi Note 10 Pro’s model number is M1910F4S. The specs of both phones are currently unknown, so we can’t say if these are new flagships or premium mid-range devices.
There have been reports the Mi Note 10 will launch by the end of the month but Xiaomi has kept mute on the device’s existence. The company usually schedules its launch events on Tuesdays which means October 29 should be the date of release. But with no official info yet as of today, the Mi Note 10 and Mi Note 10 Pro will probably launch next month.
Earlier this month, Chinese smartphone maker, Oppo launched its latest flagship smartphone in its home country. Dubbed the Oppo Reno Ace, its highlighting features include 65W fast charging support, Snapdragon 855+ chipset and a 90 Hz 6.5 inch AMOLED display.
In addition to the standard device, the company also lifted covers off its “Gundam Edition” variant and Unicorn Gamepad C1, both of which will be available for purchase starting 11th November. However, their reservations have already started. The Chinese manufacturer has now registered the required trademark in Europe and the UK for these devices which suggests they will soon launch in these regions.
The Gamepad C1 Unicorn makes use of Bluetooth 5.0 to connect to the smartphone. As the images exhibit, it features a four-way joystick, four circular buttons and two shoulder buttons. The gaming accessory has an extendable design and it is capable of accommodating smartphones ranging between 110 and 160 mm in length.
The Gamepad C1 Unicorn from Oppo has a textured region for holding the phone which will prevent the device’s glass back from getting scratched. Another highlighting feature of the gamepad is it built-in 4D linear vibration motor which will provide for an immersive gaming experience by giving haptic feedback.
The controller, at the time of launch, will only be compatible with the Oppo Reno Ace but more Oppo models will be added in the future. Surprisingly, it also supports iOS 10 or higher, therefore, iPhone owners can also experience a similar gaming experience. The compatibility for Android devices except for Oppo will also be extended soon.
The Gamepad C1 Unicorn supports has quick charge mode, due to which, 5 minutes of charging can provide upto 3 hours of gaming time. To fully replenish the built-in battery, it will take 3 hours with 40 hours of playtime. As previously mentioned, it will be available for purchase starting 11 November at a price of Yuan 300.
Google‘s smart home products which include Home speakers and displays often receive software updates but they are installed in the background, therefore, most users tend to not notice them.
In the last couple of weeks, owners of Google home products have been stating on the company’s support forums and Reddit that their devices got bricked allegedly after the recently pushed software update. Google had already acknowledged that an automatic firmware update rolled out in September is indeed its cause. However, this happened last month and the company did mention anything else until now.
Google has recently reached out to 9to5Google to confirm that the company will be replacing all units that were bricked as a result of this update, regardless of if they are covered under warranty. There’s also a fix for that update which is rolling out soon to prevent the issue on other devices.
The official statement issued by the company is listed below:
We are aware that a small number of Google Home and Google Home Mini devices are affected by an issue that causes the device to stop working. We have a fix that will prevent the issue from happening and will be rolling it out soon. We are replacing affected devices
Earlier this month, Blackview launched its latest rugged flagship on the Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, BV9800 Pro. In a week, the device (along with the BV9800 standard version) attracted more than 800 backers, raising over $340,000 in funds; nearly 2680% over the expected funding. The amount is impressive and it reveals just how popular the BV9800/BV9800 Pro duo is.
And it couldn’t be any different as rugged flagships are most of the time under-featured. But the new Blackview models sport a Sony® 48MP camera, hardly found on other rugged phones today. In addition, the BV9800 Pro sports two other cameras, a FLIR® Lepton® thermal imaging camera and a 5MP camera to provide FLIR MSX®, which lets users see and measure heat. This function is useful for outdoor adventures. In addition, the BV9800 has a 120° ultra-wide 16MP camera for the landscape photos and macro shots, and a 5MP depth camera for Bokeh effect.
The key difference between the BV9800 Pro and the BV9800 are the camera features. Both phones come with IP68 /IP69K/MIL-STD-810G certification and they can withstand water, dust, and drops that are very often when working outside or go on outdoor trips. The last category of users would find the GPS, GLONASS, and BeiDou navigation systems support, very handy. Lastly, both come with a 6580mAh battery for long use on a single charge.
The devices include global LTE support and function and will work globally across time zones and with most international and local wireless carriers.
What’s more, the phones are packed with top of the line components, including a potent MediaTek Helio P70 octa-core SoC backed by 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, allowing them to compete against other, more expensive rugged smartphones.
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If you’d like to grab a Blackview BV9800/BV9800 Pro or just learn more about the campaign, visit the Kickstarter page here. You can click here to join the giveaway.
5G technology is still at its infancy as the service just started rolling out in some countries like China and the US. The next-gen technology is expected to blossom next year. Notwithstanding, we have seen a couple of discussions centred on 6G technology. Vivo has just ignited yet another discussion with its latest patent application.
The Chinese smartphone maker recently applied to have a design for its 6G logo registered by the EU Intellectual Property Office. The application was filed on October 22 and it is basically a customization of the characters – 6G. The design saw the 6G characters decorated with four diagonal stripes designed in such a way to depict the supersonic speed of 6G.
6G standard isn’t expected to be completed before 2030 and will bring even faster network speed. The read speed is said to reach 1TB per second with zero latency. At present, Vivo is one of the leading firms in 6G technology research and development, participating in the industry’s B5G / 6G seminar. The company has established many partnerships on cutting-edge 6G technology research with many universities. Apart from Vivo, Chinese tech giant Huawei has also commenced work on 6G, according to a statement by its found Ren Zhengfei.
Whether you are a sports or fitness enthusiast, you probably have spent a lot of money on fitness gadgets that monitor your activities. Health-conscious consumers on a tight budget go for inexpensive alternatives that aren’t quite up to the mark.
Much to the relief of cost-conscious buyers who fancy leading a healthier lifestyle with the help of a smart wearable, Banggood is now offering the BlitzWolf’s recently released smartwatch dubbed the BlitzWolf BW-HL1 for a lowered price. Let’s delve straight into the details.
Loaded with comprehensive functions, the BlitzWolf BW-HL1 is an irresistible smartwatch that would normally set you back a pretty penny, but you can now buy it for just $19.99 from Gearbest. This is a significant 60 percent reduction in the smart device’s original asking price of $49.99.
An absolute bargain at this price, the BlitzWolf BW-HL1 smartwatch comes with eight different sports modes, and even tracks your daily activities such as walking, running, cycling, swimming, skipping, basketball, badminton, and football. The watch uses a new professional sensor to accurately calculate data for heart rate and blood pressure measurements, and calories consumed.
Furthermore, the BW-HL1 smartwatch enables you to check SMSs and messages in multiple languages. It notifies the wearer about a missed call or SMS by vibrating on his/her wrist. A panoramic view of important information is displayed on an easy-to-read 1.3-inch IPS screen.
The BlitzWolf branded smartwatch monitors your heart rate continuously throughout the day and offers a comprehensive view of your heart behavior day and night. On top of that, it can even keep a track of your blood pressure and blood oxygen saturation.
Another important function the BW-HL1 comes with is intelligent sleep tracking. The smartwatch draws its juices from a robust 180mAh battery that delivers up to two weeks of power. It charges in 2 hours and offers a 15 days standby time, and 7-10 of working time.
To know more about the BW-HL1 smartwatch and to take advantage of the time-limited discount which is available on the black color version of the smartwatch, simply follow this link. Banggood is also giving free shipping on orders over $19.99.
Those who prefer playing popular games on a mobile phone remain unsatisfied with the overall gaming experience regular handsets offer. As a result, they usually go for high-end gaming smartphones that boast an impressive array of features and pack powerful hardware.
A report from Statista suggests that the number of mobile gamers worldwide is slated to grow to 2.7 billion within a couple of years. On the downside, not every mobile gamer is willing to shell out tens of thousands of dollars on a mobile device, exclusively crafted for gaming.
Much to their relief, ASUS is offering a noteworthy discount on one of the well-received gaming smartphones launched this year through Gearbest — the ASUS ROG 2. The Taiwan-based Electronics Company announced its next-generation gaming smartphone in China and began taking registrations immediately after its launch.
Taking the mobile gaming realm by storm, the ROG 2 received a staggering 2.33 million reservations on JD.com. Considering the phone’s skyrocketing popularity, and undying demand, ASUS is now giving its huge fanbase an opportunity to get their hands on its coveted gaming smartphone for a considerably reduced price.
The ASUS ROG 2 Gaming Phone with 8GB of RAM and a hefty 128GB of onboard storage capacity normally sells for $774.21 through Gearbest, but you can now buy this model for just $549.99 from the Chinese online store. This is a 29 percent reduction in the device’s original asking price.
An absolute steal at this price, the ROG 2 gaming phone sports an extra-large 6.59-inch display with a high screen resolution of 2340 x 1080 pixels for a vivid visual experience. The screen features a Corning Gorilla Glass on top.
Under the hood, it packs a powerful Snapdragon 855 Plus processor, along with a competent Adreno 640 graphics processing unit. The gaming smartphone from ASUS doesn’t disappoint in terms of mobile photography too, as it houses 48.0MP + 13.0MP cameras at the back and a 24.0MP front shooter for self-portraits and video calling.
Furthermore, the dual-SIM (Nano-SIM + Nano-SIM) smartphone runs the latest Android 9.0 Pie operating system and draws its juices from a robust 6000mAh non-removable battery. The phone features a myriad of useful sensors including Ambient Light Sensor, E-Compass, Face ID, Gravity Sensor, Proximity Sensor, and Three-axis Gyro.
To check out more details about the ASUS ROG 2 gaming phone and place your order, simply follow this link. Note that the discount will be valid exclusively for the black color option of the phone during the activity period.
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Google has recently reached out to 9to5Google to confirm that the company will be replacing all units that were bricked as a result of this update, regardless of if they are covered under warranty. There’s also a fix for that update which is rolling out soon to prevent the issue on other devices.
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