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gizmochina.com · picked by Adam Kurfürst · 57d ago

Rollme AI Watch 2 and 3: smartwatches with ChatGPT and health tracking from $39.99

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Rollme has launched AI Watch 2 and AI Watch 3 smartwatches with integrated large language models (ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Grok) that support replies on WhatsApp and Telegram. Both models offer health tracking, multiple workout modes and up to 14 days of battery life starting from $39.99.

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I see some inspiration from CMF by Nothing in the round watch, but personally I wouldn't want such a product. I've mentioned several times in my articles that smartwatches no longer work for me. And fitting multiple language models into a watch strikes me as pure marketing—you won't be programming with them anyway, and regular questions would be just fine with ChatGPT alone.

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What are the differences between AI Watch 2 and AI Watch 3?

The AI Watch 2 has a square shape with a 1.99-inch display, while the AI Watch 3 is round with a 1.45-inch screen. Both models share the same features including AI assistants, health tracking and up to 14 days of battery life, differing only in form factor and screen size.

Which language models are integrated in these watches?

The watches feature three large language models: ChatGPT, DeepSeek and Grok. Users can ask questions, interact with AI tools and generate personalized watch faces using text prompts.

What health monitoring capabilities do they have?

The watches monitor heart rate, blood oxygen levels, sleep patterns and female health metrics. They also offer multiple workout modes with real-time tracking for calories and heart rate, plus 3ATM water resistance with swimming support.

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