AllCall W2: Multiple sports modes do more benefits to your health
Running makes one strong in legs; Playing badminton makes one strong in arms and shoulder. Different sports aim to make different effects on our body. So if you want to keep healthy, you may need multiple sports, that’s AllCall W2-the newly announced IP68 waterproof 3G smartwatch can do, providing 9 various sports modes for you to keep integrated health.
Including outdoor run, outdoor walk, Indoor run, ride bike, play basketball, play football, play Ping-Pong, play badminton and rope skipping, AllCall W2 can be your indispensable exercise companion. If you want to do some aerobic exercise, the first two sports modes may suit you most. Or if you’re limited to some indoor sports, you can choose indoor run to strengthen your legs. If you happen to be involved in something outside when you’re ready to exercise, riding bikes might be a win-win choice. Or you’d like to do some ball games, you have the option of basketball, football, Ping-Pong and badminton. If you are on the diet and want to loose weight by all-body exercise, rope skipping might be a wonderful choice. Choose one sports mode and set up target exercise time, target calorie consumption, then start to exercise. There will be a record of exercise status left for you to decide whether delete or save it to see the overall exercise situation, thus helping you exercise in the more scientific and efficient way.
Do you want to keep you eyes impressed everyday? Want get a good sport assistant? Then never miss AllCall W2! It will be on presale on Gearbest.com from June 11th to June 18th with promotion price 119.99$ (Original price 139.99$) More surprising! During the presale time, 5 limited pieces with 50% discount (only with 59.99$).
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