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Asus has already shown off its ability in the emerging marketplace of smartwatches by introducing first-generation ZenWatch and fitness-centric VivoWatch, which are gorgeous and quite efficient to fulfill the need of tech-savvy folks. And now, this Taiwanese giant has made a comeback in this realm with bang i.e. good-looking ZenWatch 2, which looks powerful to beat currently present wearable devices.
Combing style and detail-focused design, wrist-worn has specially been crafted for the fashionistas. This Android Wear based gadget will come in two models, namely- ZenWatch 2 (WI501Q) and ZenWatch 2 (WI502Q), which offer different strap sizes: 22mm and 18mm. Here, a report of Engadget says, larger version will have an optional Chargeback battery case located on the back panel of watch that will provide extra battery life.
According to official listing, wearable gadget has a bevy of watch face choices, three stainless-steel case colors with 18 different strap material and shade combinations, whereby users will be able to customize it according to their mood and style. The new creation of firm also gives notifications for useful information timely.
However, all the specifications of smartwatch are yet-to-be disclosed by maker, but multiple sources have claimed that second generation ZenWatch is decked with IP67 certification which makes it dust and water-resistant. The availability of magnetic charger cable, inclusion of Qualcomm processor, Amoled display with 2.5D curved Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection have also been mentioned.
The one more highlighted part of this wrist-worn is its advanced Wellness app, through which it will work as an activity tracker to provide detailed information regarding consumer's daily activities. Moreover, ZenWatch 2 is loaded with improved Remote Camera feature as well as Asus has teamed up with Swarovski to fabricate an eye-catching leather strap adorned with Swarovski crystals for the folks that are looking for something luxurious.
Well, price and availability details of this full-featured tool have not been discoed yet, so those who are eager to get their hands on device will have to wait for a while.
News Source: NDTV, Engadget
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