WatchOut WearPods review: Eye-ball grabbing! Is that good? Find out
WatchOut WearPods review: WatchOut is a wearable brand that started building its products for teens and children who want to own smart devices that are in some way different. The company had figured prominently on Shark Tank India season 2 too. Now, it has announced a new smartwatch concept that mostly targets Gen-Z consumers. The smartwatch is called the Wearpods and they combine the ability of a smartwatch and earbuds all in one device. Weird? Read on.
The WatchOut WearPods come with some striking features that may attract users. However, these days Gen-Z consumers are very picky and they are much more into style and aesthetics than other aspects. So, does the gadget match the requirements? I have used the WatchOut WearPods smartwatch for a week and here is my full review of the device.
The WatchOut WearPods feature a very strong and rugged design, making it drop-resistant and waterproof. The company also offers an IP67 water and dust resistance rating. Looks-wise the smartwatch comes with a childish design and many Gen-Z buyers may not actually look with favor at such a big and rectangular device. The smartwatch also sports a tiny earbud spot which houses two buds, making the device look even bulkier. It is available in three color options: Black Commando, Military Green, and Orange Army. I received the Orange Army variant for the purpose of this review, and since I am part of the Gen-Z myself, I would not really pick this color.
The WatchOut WearPods comes with a massive 1.96-inch HD IPS display. It is protected from scratches and fingerprints by the Corning tempered glass. The display does provide a crisp and bright viewing experience. However, considering the price range of the smartwatch, it may have gone for an AMOLED display for a better user experience. Navigation and touch were quite smooth and responsive and I did not face any lag or slow performance during use.
While the design could have been better, the performance and features negate all the drawbacks of
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