The Vwar DT3 Mate watch has built-in GPS to track your movement. (Image source: Vwar)
The Vwar DT3 Mate smartwatch is now available globally via AliExpress. You can connect the watch to various iOS and Android smartphones, enabling you to take Bluetooth calls on the device. Built-in GPS helps track your movement, and NFC allows you to make payments via Alipay or unlock smart doors.
The Vwar DT3 Mate smartwatch has been released and is available worldwide via AliExpress. The wearable has a 1.5-in round HD screen with a 454 x 454 px resolution and a 0.5 mm thick bezel. You can connect the watch to your smartphone, which must run Android 4.4 or IOS 10.0 and above, via Bluetooth 5.0.
The connection enables you to take Bluetooth calls, play music and receive notifications. Another feature is built-in NFC, allowing you to make payments via Alipay and receive payments via WeChat. You can also use the NFC to unlock smart doors and locks. Integrated GPS enables you to track your route with the DT3 Mate and reportedly improves the accuracy of the pedometer and calorie burn measurement.
Plus, you can choose from multiple sports modes to log your exercise. Vwar claims that the gadget also has heart rate and ECG monitors; however, these monitors may not be as accurate as those used in a device like the Samsung Galaxy Watch4. You can control the watch via the touchscreen or the AI voice assistant, and the device has a 320 mAh battery which you can recharge wirelessly; battery life and charging time are unclear.
You can currently buy the Vwar DT3 Mate smartwatch via AliExpress for the discounted price of US$34.59. According to the product listing, the gadget will retail for US$46.12 in the future. The device is expected to be delivered to the US in late September.
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I’ve been interested in technology for as long as I can remember. From a young age, I have loved gadgets and understanding how things work. Since graduating, I have worked for several technology companies across FinTech, AdTech and Robotics.
