I had the pleasure of seeing the Martian
watches over the last two years at CES and the biggest standout feature was
that it was a stylish watch whose features don't take away from the timepiece
but instead compliment it well. This smart watch does not over complicate as
there is a know to adjust the time, a button to initiate voice commands, find
phone, or camera shutter, and another button to see time, date, and
temperature, on top of adjusting setting without accessing the app. There is
also no shortage of notifications as the wristwatch supported all of the apps
in which I have set up to push notifications. I was not a fan of having to
recharge the watch as I was worried about how often I would have to recharge
but five days in and I am at half charge, so charging can easily be a once a
week task.
The Martian Notifier is the watch I didn't know
I needed as I found myself accessing my phone less often when donning this
accessory. I also liked that I was able to set up custom notifications
depending on the type of alert. The leash was an interesting feature but since
I leave my phone docked at my desk, I quickly turned the feature off as I was
alerted almost every time I left my desk, but it was nice to be alerted when I
was about to leave my phone in my car when it is a hundred and ten degrees
outside. The Notifier is not the only watch in Martian's lineup but it is the
most affordable with a soft and comfortable silicon band, three available
colors, and a price of $129.00.
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