Rollme has announced a new affordable smartwatch named Rollme GT3S, targeting users who want outdoor-ready features without breaking the bank. Some of its key features include dual-band GPS, a vibrant AMOLED display, military-grade durability, and AI-powered tools. Read on for its full specifications and find out how much it costs and where to buy it.

Rollme GT3S specifications and features

The Rollme GT3S features a 1.56-inch AMOLED screen that ensures vivid visuals and good readability in bright outdoor environments. It sports a three-button design that includes a dedicated GPS shortcut, a power button, and a function key that can be customised. The watch supports Bluetooth calling through its built-in microphone and speaker, allowing users to stay connected without reaching for their phone.

One of its core strengths is the dual-band GPS setup, enhanced by support for six satellite systems. This enables precise route tracking, even in complex environments. Additional outdoor tools include route import, a compass, and a barometric altimeter. With 3ATM water resistance and MIL-STD durability, the GT3S is built for active users. It houses a 650mAh battery that can deliver up to 90 days of standby time, making it a reliable choice for long trips.

For health monitoring, the watch offers round-the-clock heart rate, sleep, and blood oxygen tracking. It supports more than 100 workout modes to cover a wide range of activities. AI features such as GPT-powered conversation and smartwatch face generation further enhance the experience. Finally, it also comes with support for Bluetooth calling.

Rollme GT3S price and availability

The GT3S is available in black and silver, each paired with a silicone strap in two color options. Pricing and availability have been confirmed through Rollme’s official store.

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