Una Watch offers affordable, repairable open-source GPS tracking

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Una Watch offers affordable, repairable open-source GPS tracking

The Verge · 43 minutes ago

The Una Watch is a $199 GPS sports watch designed to be affordable, repairable and open-source. Its modular construction allows owners to replace or upgrade components, while its open hardware and software encourage users to create apps, accessories and modifications. This makes it particularly notable for people seeking a more customisable and sustainable alternative to mainstream fitness watches.

The watch has a 1.2-inch MIP LCD display, up to 10 days of battery life and a replaceable 280mAh USB-C battery. Fitness features include dual-frequency GPS, continuous heart-rate monitoring, a barometric altimeter, motion sensors and a magnetometer. However, it is only IPX5 splash- and showerproof, meaning it is not fully waterproof.

  • Affordable $199 open-source GPS sports watch
  • Modular design supports repairs, upgrades and custom accessories
  • Strong fitness tracking, but only splash- and showerproof

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Originally published by The Verge as “This $199 GPS sports watch is repairable, modular, and open-source”.