Rogbid unveils SpinX smartwatch with scroll wheel and 100-day battery life

7 articles · Updated · Zamin · Apr 21

The SpinX features a 1,100 mAh battery, 1.43-inch AMOLED display, Bluetooth 5.4, and retails for $50.
It offers up to 40 days of active use, built-in flashlight, heart rate and blood oxygen sensors, and 3ATM water resistance.
The smartwatch supports over 100 workout modes, meets MIL-STD-810H military standards, and includes a compass for athletes.

Is a 40-day battery life enough to forgive a rugged smartwatch for completely lacking GPS navigation?

Can the SpinX's innovative scroll wheel genuinely improve usability over standard touchscreens on wearables?

At just $50, what hidden compromises does the rugged Rogbid SpinX make in its software and data accuracy?

Without medical validation, are the health alerts from devices like the SpinX dangerously misleading?

How does a device with a power-hungry AMOLED screen achieve a record-breaking 100-day standby time?

As budget watches get premium features, are expensive smartwatches from major brands becoming obsolete?