The WS3 PRO smartwatch with Bluetooth calling, electrocardiogram (ECG), and blood pressure monitoring has been launched. It is a low-price smartwatch from China that provides a rich suite of health and fitness functionality while retaining a classic design.

The WS3 PRO has a built-in speaker and microphone for Bluetooth calling and has up to 7 days of battery life. The new smartwatch is compatible with both Android and iOS devices. It has a 1.28-inch IPS panel with a display resolution of 240 x 240 pixels. The 2.5D glass screen and curved edges further accentuate the gadget. The new smart wearable offers blood oxygen tracking, ECG, blood pressure, and more throughout the day. Other features are sleep tracking, a calorie calculator, and a step counter.

The WS3 PRO has IP67 rating for slight water resistance. An NFC reader is also present in the device and two side buttons. Apart from the touchscreen and side buttons, you can also use voice commands to control the smartwatch. The watch comes in a silicone strap and weighs just 50g.

The smartwatch is available in black and silver colors and can be ordered via AliExpress for $21.11. The earliest deliveries outside China are expected within 4 weeks and shipping charges will vary globally. It is unclear whether the global availability of the WS3 PRO will be scaled up to other retailers outside China.

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