InWatch and Meizu team up to offer a $65 smartwatch

The Meizu MX4 went official hours ago, but that’s not the only piece of tech the company revealed today. The company also announced a smartwatch from InWatch to complement its latest smartphone.

The two companies have teamed up to reveal the InWatch MX4 Edition. It’s a round smartwatch much like the Moto 360 and is made of metal and utilizes a round sapphire screen with a 35mm in diameter.

The smartwatch is styled to suit both women and men. It can set reminders synced with the MX4 as well as timer and alarm clock. There’s no information on the display and what resolution it has, but Meizu says the battery can last from 3 to 6 months.

There’s no information on whether there’s an extra battery in the package and if you’ll need to contact a watchmaker to replace it for you

The InWatch MX4 Edition will be offered in gold, black and silver for a price of $65 (RMB 399). If you want to get the watch in a bundle with the Meizu MX4.

LG G Watch 2 to appear on IFA with OLED screen

The LG G Watch has just started selling to users and Google Play but already we're hearing of a G Watch 2.
More so the second generation of LG's brand new smartwatch could make an appearance as soon as this IFA fair in Berlin that's set to begin in the beginning of September, according to an LG official speaking to KoreaTimes.

It's unclear whether LG will show the G Watch 2 to users or have a media and business clients-only affair.
The source point that the LG G Watch 2 could have an OLED panel made by LG Display and make use of a Qualcomm chipset. LG was reportedly eyeing its in-house Odin chips for the task but they aren't yet ready to make it to commercial products.
LG is obviously looking to build a strong presence in the growing smartwatch market now that Motorola's 360 and Apple's iWatch are set to make a big splash. Samsung is also on the move with its Gear Live and Tizen-powered Gear series smartwatches.