Iconic watchmaker Casio has revealed its first ever smartwatch at CES 2016, offering up a wearable designed for fans of fitness and the wilderness.
Available in four colours, Casio says that the WSD-F10 Smart Outdoor Watch has been tested to military standard specifications to ensure it can withstand a variety of rugged activities, and comes with a number of dedicated apps to benefit outdoor activities such as trekking, cycling, and fishing.
Running Android Wear, the device features a 1.32in touchscreen with a resolution of 320 x 300 pixels, and is made of tough plastic, meaning it can be comfortably worn for extended periods. However it’s still fairly light, weighing in at just 90g, and will be available in four colours: black, green, orange, or red.
It’s waterproof to 165 feet, and meets the MIL-STD-810G standards for shock, temperature, and humidity.
Casio’s watch is also equipped with Wi-Fi in addition to Bluetooth, so you can still get notifications even if your phone is out of range of other devices.
Battery life is estimated to be around a day, however Casio says that this can be extended to around a month by switching to a monochrome display option that only shows apps and screens in various shades of grey.
Casio says that the WSD-F10 will be available in the US from April for $500 (£343), with a wider release expected soon after that.
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