These are Android Wear-powered smartwatches designed for fashionistas, complete with
exclusive watch faces designed by Michael Kors and support for interchangeable metal, leather
and silicone straps. As far as the operating system, at this point you either like Android Wear or you don't. The good news is that both
watches will be updated to Android Wear 2.0 later this year.
Michael Kors did a nice job with many of the watch faces. They look great, there are dozens to choose from and each one can be completely customized to give you a unique look. You can also set the watch to automatically change the
watch face based on the time of day. So you can have something a little more traditional at the office, but after 6 p.m. the watch face will
automatically change to something more fun.
Both watches feature round displays with a 320x290-pixel resolution.
The watches are powered by the new Snapdragon Wear 2100 chip.
The watches are accompanied by a charger that looks nearly identical to the one used with the Apple Watch.
A full charge will deliver about two days of battery life, which is standard for most smartwatches.
Someone who wants a smartwatch that doesn't look like a smartwatch would find the design of these devices appealing.
The Access smartwatches are available now at the Michael Kors website starting at $350
(£329, AU$579).
Source: CNET.com
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