UMIDIGI has launched a number of cost-effective smartphones this year, two of which are the highly anticipated UMIDIGI A3 and UMIDIGI A3 Pro.  The company also recently unveiled their latest smartwatch dubbed UMIDIGI Uwatch. Since the Uwatch was officially launched, there still isn’t a guide that takes users through the features and how to navigate through seamlessly.  However, there is now a dedicated official video which demonstrates how the Uwatch performs in real life usage. You can check out the video below.

UMIDIGI Uwatch is very much different from a smart band. It comes with several functions including that of telling the time. On the design aspect, the Uwatch looks more gorgeous in many angles. It has a nice-looking design with the traditional circular dial. The strap has a Milanese Black design which is not only attractive but also comfortable to wear. It packs a 180mAh battery inside which can last for 7-10 days on a single charge and if it is on standby, the battery can last up to 25 days.

The Uwatch comes studded with features that make it not just a fitness tracker but a personal assistant. First off, the Uwatch has the feature to alert the user whenever there is an incoming phone call. The wearer can also reject the call using the smartwatch. Users can also view messages sent to their phone on the watch when paired with the smartphone as well as view all notifications from any of the apps on the phone. The smartwatch wakes up when the wearer lifts his/her wrist to check the time. In addition, users can set training goals and when the goal is achieved, an alert with a winning cup is displayed. The smartwatch also has sedentary reminder should the user sit in one place for a long time. Other features include a heart rate monitor, steps and calories counter, sleeping monitor, weather forecast. Users even get the option of customizing the watch face they want on the watch, a feature that isn’t available on all smartwatches.

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UMIDIGI is also announcing that the Uwatch will sell for just $29.99 on Gearbest from November 19 to November 25. For more details about the Uwatch, visit the company’s website from here.

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The Uwatch smartwatch from UMIDIGI was finally made available to the public after making several appearances online in the form of leaks and floating around the rumor mill for quite a long time.

Loaded with exceptional features and packed with top-end specs, the Uwatch smartwatch has now gone up for sale carrying a heavily discounted price tag on GearBest.

Before we shed light on this unmissable opportunity to buy the Uwatch at a dropped price, let us take a look at the features that make this UMIDIGI-branded smartwatch so popular among fitness purists.

First off, it sports an eye-catching 1.33-inch circular display, which is further augmented with a full metal unibody design. Moreover, it features a 2.5 D curved tempered glass that not only gives it a fashionable appearance but also provides improved viewing angles.

A feature-laden smartwatch from a leading manufacturer would normally set you back a pretty penny, but you can now buy the UMIDIGI Uwatch at a heavily discounted price of just $24.99 on GearBest. This is a noteworthy 41% reduction in the device’s original asking price of $29.99.

First 15 lucky buyers will have a chance to buy the Uwatch for just $11.11 every day. In order to ensure you receive this big discount, you need to be among the first buyers to place your order from November 10th to November 14th at 9:00 UTC.

You can click here to visit the promotion page and get a chance to take advantage of the discount, which will be valid for the black and Rosso red color version of the smartwatch. Note that there were only 172 pieces of the aforesaid color versions remaining at the time of writing.

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