No.1 F2 – massive smartwatch bracelet with IP68 certification


Well known chinese wearables makers No.1 kicked off the New Year 2017 with a new smart bracelet model and the No.1 F2 is a outdoor sporty type, which looks pretty massive at a first glance. Based on the ultra energy efficient Dialog DA14580 with integrated Bluetooth 4.0 module it can surely offer some good battery life, but we will get to that.

As for the functions you can find more or less the usual suspects included in the features, pedometer, sleep monitor,calorie consumption and of course the push notifications for calls, texts and all the stuff. But aside of that No.1 F2 should be able to monitor the altitude, air pressure, ultraviolet radiation and temperature, hence the real outdoor status of the bracelet.

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The smartwatch bracelet sports a 1,1-inch circular always-on display with mineral glass over it, steel back cover, silicone strap and the full IP68 certification, making it waterproof up to 30m depth. The 550 mAh battery brags about possible 1 year of standby time, which sounds pretty much awesome, but have to wait and see for that. It will be available in black, blue and green color variants and the weight will be just 80g.

We have for you an official video, where you can check the build and looks of the bracelet smartwatch. For more infomation about the No.1 F2 and its specifications you can click here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_-QiIGhAqA%20

 

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2 Comments

  1. Sampo Janatuinen
    April 27, 2017

    I have this watch, it can be okay as a watch, but all the smart features are useless, because the APP wants you to register, but even if you try a thousand times, it always fails to register.

  2. Sampo Janatuinen
    April 27, 2017

    I have this watch, it can be okay as a watch, but all the smart features are useless, because the APP wants you to register, but even if you try a thousand times, it always fails to register.