Razer has really stepped into the wearables game with the Nabu X. Not only is it much more affordable than its predecessor, the Razer Nabu, it’s essentially the exact same smartband, specs-wise.
The X will deliver the same notifications from smartphones, track sleep, steps, calories, distance and has social band-to-band capabilities. It will also continue to recognize gestures (wrist-turn, etc.) and you can still high-five to exchange data.
The Nabu X is also compatible with the iPhone 5, 5S, 5C, 6 and Android 4.3-and-up devices. It runs on a lithium-polymer battery with five to seven days of battery life, with 30 days on standby. Like most other wearables out there, it is also IP67 water resistant, up to 30 minutes in depths of one meter.
The Nabu X’s sensor module is interchangeable between the three strap colors (black, green and white) allowing for a slightly wider choice if you’re not happy with a certain color. The material remains the same soft-rubber finish as the Nabu.
According to Razer, the only difference between the entry level band and the pricier band is that the latter lacks an OLED screen. Instead of a simple text message you read on …read more
Source: techradar.com – Gadgets
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