The price point is the Quartz’s key selling point, and it allows more people to entertain the idea of owning an Android Wear smartwatch - most devices typically cost $250 and higher.
The Quartz boasts a subtle, water-resistant design that’s easy on the eyes, and it packs a location-tracking GPS sensor with cellular connectivity, making it one of many new watches that can work independent of a smartphone. Case in point: The ZTE Quartz, the company’s first smartwatch with the distinction of being the cheapest to ship with Android Wear 2.0, the latest version of Google’s wearable operating system. ZTE may not be a household name, but it’s working hard to change that.
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