Huami has now launched the Amazfit X smartwatch with a curved design that wraps around the wrist like a bracelet. The Xiaomi ecological chain partner unveiled the Amazfit X as a concept smartwatch in August 2019. The tech giant later announced in December last year that the product was ready for mass production. In January 2020, a product page for the sleek watch went live on Indiegogo indicating that the launch would take place soon.

Indeed, the page went live on Tuesday (April 28) with the smartwatch starting at $149 for the Super early birds deal. The IGG Special offer comes in at $179 while you can pick up two at a little lower price of $298. All offers come with free shipping and the products ships worldwide. However, shipping will commence in August which means you’ll still have to wait for a few months before you can lay your hands on the smartwatch. Notwithstanding, as at the time of reporting, the crowdfunding has recorded over $350,000 USD from 2,228 backers.

As a reminder, the Amazfit X adopts an all-metal integrated design with hidden electronic buttons that replace the traditional buttons. The watch features a proprietary 2.07-inch flexible curved screen with a super-arc curvature of 92°. The curvature is said to have been achieved by heating the metal body through an ultra-high temperature of 700°C with a 6-bend bending process.

The Amazfit X is shaped like a new moon and has a larger display area of up to 244% compared to the display area of wearable devices with similar size. The screen also has 326ppi, 100% NTSC high color saturation and up to 430nits screen brightness. The watch uses a 220mAh curved lithium battery which is said to have support for up to 7 days battery life. Since the motherboard can’t be curved, the Amazfit X uses a 3-segment motherboard in order to adapt to the curvature.

Since last year, there has been a steady flow of products by Xiaomi’s eco-chain partners launching on the Indiegogo crowdfunding platform. The HIMO H1 launch preceded this one and has received impressive support. Before then, the WalkingPad R1 Pro and Oclean X smart toothbrush were put up for backing with superb results. We expect to see more of such products as time goes on.

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Huami Technology today held its scheduled press conference where three products were unveiled. The Amazfit GTS, Amazfit Sports Watch 3 and the Amazfit X Concept Watch. The Amazfit GTS and Sports Watch 3 are like the regular smartwatches you see in the market but the Amazfit X Concept Watch is a “watch from the future” and will be available in the first half of 2020.

The Amazfit X looks similar to the Nubia Alpha wearable smartphone that was launched in April this year but this isn’t a smartphone that can be worn on the wrist but this is wholely a smartwatch. The Amazfit X utilises an all-metal integrated design with hidden electronic buttons that replace the raised traditional buttons. The watch features a proprietary 2.07-inch flexible curved screen. The display has a super-arc curvature of 92° and this was achieved by heating the metal body through an ultra-high temperature of 700°C with a 6-bend bending process.

The watch is shaped like a new moon and has a larger display area of up to 244% compared to the display area of wearable devices with similar size. The screen also has 326ppi, 100% NTSC high color saturation and up to 430nits screen brightness.

The watch uses a 220mAh curved lithium battery which is said to have support for up to 7 days battery life. Since the motherboard can’t be curved, the Amazfit X uses a 3-segment motherboard in order to adapt to the curvature.

Huami says the watch is expected to start shipping in 2020.

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