Techweb reported on September 4 that Smartwatch is Sony's fifth smart watch and their first attempt on the Android wear platform. At the same time, a fitness tracker called smartband talk also appeared at yesterday's press conference.

In terms of design, Smartwatch 3 prefers sports style. It has a stainless steel back cover, replaceable silicone strap and IP68 protection rating. However, these make the Smartwatch 3 look cumbersome on your hand. Its 1.6-inch semi transparent LCD display is slightly disappointing in brightness and display effect - especially compared with moto 360 or LG g watch R.

Smartwatch 3 has a screen resolution of 320x320, built-in 4GB of storage space, 1.2GHz quad core processor and 420mah battery. Sony promises that this device can be used routinely for two days. Smartwatch 3 costs 229.99 euros and is expected to be available this fall.

Smartband talk is a device of Sony's smartwear family. It uses a 1.4-inch e-ink screen. Although it is the same material as pebble, its refresh rate is much lower, which also makes the experience very catchy. HD voice support is one of the highlights of this device. Users can make calls directly through its built-in microphone and speaker. In addition, users can use it to remotely control music playback on other devices.

In addition to Sony's regular fitness tracking software, smartband talk also adds an altimeter, which can be used to identify actions such as climbing stairs or mountain climbing.

Smartband talk will be available this fall for € 159.99. It is reported that both the new Smartwatch and smartband support Bluetooth and NFC connection and charge through the microusb interface, which also makes it compatible with most equipment that users already have.