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SEE ALSO: The (opens in a new tab) has a 1.95-inch display with a 600 nits brightness and always-on functionality. It also has Bluetooth-based calling, wireless charging, heart rate and blood oxygen level monitoring, and an AI voice assistant. What makes it stand out amongst numerous cheap wearables is its uncanny resemblance to the Apple Watch Ultra. It's essentially the same thing, down to the metallic body, big crown and button on the side, and a flat display. One of the wristbands on offers appears to be a copy of Apple's Ocean Band, and the watch displays faces very similar to Apple's in promo materials. The price for the Pebble Cosmos Engage is 2,999 rupees, which is roughly 36 bucks (the price seems to be changing; the currently listed price includes a "61% discount"). The company also sells the Pebble Frost, which is a copy of Apple Watch, for 2,199 rupees, which is $27. Apple's Ocean Band alone is more than twice the price of Pebble Cosmos Engage, which comes with an Ocean Band knockoff. Credit: Pebble It's worth noting that Pebble is an Indian company with no relation to smartwatch company Pebble that was shut down in 2016 (the company's intellectual property was acquired by wearables company Fitbit). While the watches it sells really do resemble Apple devices, chances are that functionality won't be nearly as good.

The best smartwatches Apple, Samsung, and others battle for your wrist. Read now Like it or loathe it – and the jury seems to be very split on this one – but that orange Alpine Loop Band for the new Apple Watch Ultra is very eye-catching and fabulously distinctive. And so, it wasn't going to be long before third-party copies started to go on sale at the usual places. I've had quite a few questions about these bands that I decided to take a look for myself, so I ordered three different orange Alpine Loop-style bands from three different sellers. The straps were priced between $15 and $24. Review: I put the Apple Watch Ultra through a Tough Mudder. Here's how it held up My first surprise was that all three bands were same. Packaging varied slightly, but the bands were identical to each other. The color, the weaving, the finish on the metal parts, all the same. This leads me to believe that they all came from a single source originally. Another thing I noticed was that these bands are small. I'd ordered medium-size bands (I wear a large band, but I was sent a spare medium band), and the Apple band is some 25mm or 1 inch bigger than the clone. I'd struggle to get an Apple Watch Ultra fitted with a medium band on my wrist, but with this one I had no chance. Clone Apple Watch Ultra band (top) next to a genuine Apple Watch Ultra band (bottom). Both are medium-size, but the clone is substantially smaller. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET Then there's the color. The loop part of th...

When you’re the largest, richest, and most popular company in the world, competitors tend to want to imitate you. But this latest Apple Watch Ultra knock-off is so shamelessly unoriginal, they should send Apple 30 percent of all sales. Slavishly created by Pebble (no relation to the Pebble smartwatch that broke Kickstarter records), the And it claims to have an array of Apple Watch features too: an always-on display, “AI” voice assistant, heart-rate and blood-oxygen sensors, and shock-proof casing. The company even uses the same black-and-white imagery and tagline: Adventure Awaits. The watch is listed for 7,499 rupees or about $90 but is discounted to 3,999 rupees or $48. So we kind of doubt that it’ll have the same build quality and endurance features as the