Today’s smart watches are more and more complete, but the current mainstream cameras are not common equipment, but you just want to use the smart watch to make video calls? If you have an Apple Watch, this third-party accessory from Wristcam can help.
Wristcam is an Apple Watch strap launched in 2020. It has two cameras built into the strap, one is an inward-facing 2-megapixel camera, and the other is an outward-facing 8-megapixel camera. FullHD video recording, and has also been officially certified by Apple.
Because Apple Watch does not have a camera, although it supports Facetime, it can only make voice calls. Recently, Wristcam has launched a new function to support video calls. Unfortunately, he has to use a special program for Wristcam, and the other party must have Wristcam and install the same program.
Wristcam’s video calling function still needs to register as an early bird on the official website, and release development tools, so that other developers can create more uses, but even if you do not use video calling, Wristcam supports IP68 waterproof and dustproof, and Apple Watch is still full Handy body action camera.
Source: Wristcam official website, Mac Rumors