The wearable is discounted by $39 from its usual $79 price, though the report says the sale's end date is unclear.
It offers heart-rate, blood-oxygen, sleep and stress tracking, plus compatibility with multiple health apps.
Other features include Bluetooth calling with AI noise reduction, on-watch contact management, gesture controls and multiple activity modes, positioning it as a lower-cost smartwatch option.
Beyond the low price, how reliable are budget smartwatches for monitoring crucial health metrics?
With its successor nearly a year old, is this $40 smartwatch a bargain or just outdated tech?
Is this deep discount a genuine move for accessibility or just a rapid clearance of old stock?