On the evening of August 5, Samsung officially launched new watches with big numbers, hereinafter referred to as watches with big numbers. The watches with big numbers adds a very special new feature, which is a digital frame rotated by touch, combined with its own curved edge with a large radian, which will feel very cool. Officially, it works in perfect harmony with the beefed-up one UI, and is not only nice to look at, but also easy to use.
The watches with big numbers has a 360 by 360 resolution super screen, supports ambient display, and is available in 40 and 44 mm sizes. The watches with big numbers display sizes are 1.2 inches and 1.4 inches, respectively. The battery capacity is 247 mAh and 340 mAh respectively, and the weight of different materials is also different. The weight of aluminum material is 26 grams and 30 grams respectively, and the weight of stainless steel material is 37 grams and 44 grams respectively. The version supporting 4G is only available in stainless steel material.
Features a Hunter 9110 dual-core processor and four slots of storage. The regular version of DB has only 768 megabytes of running memory, while the 4G version has risen to 1.5gB, which I think is because the 4G version will use networking programs and eat up more running memory. The ftwo has multiple sensors, including heart rate detection, ECG, accelerometer, gyroscope, barometer, and ambient light, all of which are available. The 40mm and 44mm versions cost $279.99 and $299.99, respectively.
