In early 2016, Casio unwrapped an Android Wear 1.0 smartwatch called the WSDF10, which had a decent following among consumers. Now, at CES 2017, the Japanese electronics company has announced that the successor to the WSDF10 will be coming in April – the WSDF20.
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The WSDF20 will be loading Google’s newest iteration of Android Wear and will be trucking with online and offline GPS support, via data from Mapbox.
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The upcoming smartwatch will retain many of the features of the previous one like the same United States MIL-STD-810G toughness rating as well as water resistance of up to 50 meters in depth. In addition, according to Casio, the WSDF20 will also come with an “anti-fouling coating” which will reduce smudges on its display.
Casio has slated the WSDF20 for an April 21 launch but has not specified a price tag for the device. Meanwhile, for WSDF10 users, Casio has scheduled an upgrade to Android Wear 2.0 for 2017, with no specific date to mention.
