VentureBeat has said that it wasn't allowed to take any photos or videos of the watch, but nonetheless reported that it sports a screen measuring 3 inches diagonally. It has thick bezels and comes in shades of black and grey (though this could change). The watch will connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth, but in the event that the phone is not available, the watch has a built-in Wi-Fi radio to keep its internet activities going. It has a 4-megapixel camera built into the strap, and tiny speakers in the clasp.

The Smartwatch isn’t an independent device in of itself to a large extent. It can still function without being paired to a phone, but since it lacks a cellular chip, you can’t make calls or send/receive text messages from it. It would seem that the watch is loaded with health-related apps and sensors, acting as a way of keeping track of your health related activities. The watch will track your workouts, your jogs and runs etc to monitor just how much calories you’re shedding after that binge eating session.