Omate Rise is a 3G-enabled Android watch with a regular SIM card Comments

• kitkat
• QZk
• 27 Jan 2016

Will this work on Bell Mobility?

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• AnonD-175991
• 4Gc
• 03 Dec 2015

agent 47, 02 Dec 2015for some other end user maybe this ugly and bad. but look the spec it's cool compare to other ... moreThere are dozens of smartwatches that can accept SIM cards and be used as a standalone phone/smartwatch.

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• pt020
• n%g
• 02 Dec 2015

I like it :)

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• agent 47
• 9xa
• 02 Dec 2015

for some other end user maybe this ugly and bad. but look the spec it's cool compare to other this atch have sim you can use for call and tct if i am not mistaken no other than...

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• zebarnabe
• 3xN
• 01 Dec 2015

Anonymous, 01 Dec 2015Sweet!Quite a fight it might be with BLOCKS and Omate Rise.

IMHO, that carbon fiber styling looks quite bad, but I guess that there will be options for the case style...

Let's hope Omate delivers it at a reasonable price and doesn't end like the previous model...

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• Anonymous
• 98P
• 01 Dec 2015

Unfortunatly... ugly

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• AnonD-175991
• 4Gc
• 01 Dec 2015

"the 2G-enabled Roma" WRONG, I have one and it's not 2G enabled.

"watch is rated at 1 ATM water resistance" As one of the few smartwatch designers to ever achieve 1ATM, I say where's the ISO certification paperwork.

"Omate has already open sourced its code at XDA-Developers" B.S., look for yourself. http://forum.xda-developers.com/omate-truesmart

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• Anonymous
• KSE
• 01 Dec 2015

Anonymous, 01 Dec 2015Sweet!Sweet December

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• Anonymous
• 3aK
• 01 Dec 2015

Sweet!

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