Black Shark has introduced the GS3, a smartwatch with an impressive battery life, a rugged design, and a plethora of features for fitness enthusiasts, to the Chinese market.
Protected by an 8H+ Corning Gorilla Glass screen and a rotating digital crown, the GS3 has a bright 1.43-inch AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 60Hz and 600 nits of brightness.
In addition to integrated optical, heart rate, and blood oxygen sensors for thorough health monitoring, the watch has over 100 sports modes. In addition, the watch has full step, calorie, and pressure logging, sleep tracking, and round-the-clock heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring.
For accurate location tracking, the GS3 makes use of a separate GNSS chip that is compatible with QZSS, GPS, Beidou, GLONASS, and GALILEOGPS satellite systems. The smartwatch is also suitable for swimming and other water activities because it has a 5ATM + IP69K dustproof and waterproof rating.
The GS3 is perfectly integrated into your everyday routine. In addition to AI watch faces and Baidu Maps navigation, it provides quick access to payment codes, NFC compatibility for smart door locks, and Baidu Wenxin Yiyuan AI assistant for voice queries and information retrieval. Additionally, the watch has ENC noise reduction and Bluetooth calling capabilities.
Having achieved 15 stringent military standard certifications, this rugged smartwatch has a strong exterior that protects it from impacts, severe weather, and even extremely high temperatures.
Thanks to its high-density battery and ultra-low power consumption chip, the Black Shark GS3 has an amazing 21-day battery life. Because of this, it doesn't need to be charged frequently, which makes it perfect for long trips or daily use.
At a special price of 499 yuan (roughly $70), the Black Shark GS3 is currently available for pre-order on JD.com. Black Shark also released the GT3 smartwatch earlier this year, which retailed for just $34 and featured a 1.96-inch 60Hz AMOLED display in addition to Bluetooth calling capabilities.
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