Smart Watches
Omate Lutetia
Overview
3%
bucket
Rating
Released
Apr 2015
Battery life
5 days
OS
Nucleus
GPS
Yes
Anti-scratch lens
No
Specification
Features & Technology
| Sensors |
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| Display Type | Lcd |
| Touch | Yes |
| Multi-touch | No |
| Battery Capacity | 300 mah |
| Charging Connection |
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| OS | Nucleus |
| Wireless Connectivity |
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| Interfaces |
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Body
| Case Materials |
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| Case Options |
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| Wristband Options |
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| Replaceable Wristband | Yes |
| Anti-scratch lens | No |
Notifications
| Notifications |
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| Remote Features |
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TechSpective
4.0
Omate is one of the leaders in the smartwatch space and Omate Lutetia doesn’t disappoint. It’s not a jack-of-all-trades device that tries to do it all, but it does what a smartwatch should do to add value and make interacting with information more convenient.
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