Razer shows Nabu Watch with two screens

Razer shows off its Nabu Watch at CES. The watch is mainly intended for keeping track of sports statistics, but can also show notifications from smartphones on a second screen. The robust wearable will be available in two versions.

According to Razer, the Nabu Watch is made for gamers and by gamers, but given its functionality, the wearable is mainly intended for fitness applications. The watch includes an accelerometer and can provide statistics on distance walked, steps taken and hours slept. The main screen also shows the time and, for example, a stopwatch.

The Nabu Watch can display notifications to the user on a second monochrome OLED screen with a resolution of 128×16 pixels. After about a year, the battery of the watch must be replaced and after seven days the second screen must be charged. The Nabu Watch is resistant to water and impact.

The standard version will cost $150 and the Forged Edition with steel buttons can be purchased for $50 more.