Wristcam Adds Video Calling to the Apple Watch

Wristcam just added video calling to the Apple Watch, and it works both Watch-to-Watch and Watch-to-iPhone using the company’s free app. For those who don’t know what Wristcam is, it’s basically a special band that features 8-megapixel world-facing and 2-megapixel self-facing cameras to let you capture 4K photo and 1080p video directly from your Apple Watch.

That’s not all, Wristcam also supports hands-free control through customizable voice commands like “Hey Siri, snap a selfie”. It’s compatible over WiFi or Bluetooth, and since Wristcam is water resistant, you’ll easily be able to capture underwater photos as well as videos. The internal storage is large enough to store up to 2000 photos or 1-hour of video. Available now in black or gray colors, priced at $299.

Apple Watch SE (Gen 1) [GPS 40mm] Smart Watch w/Space Grey Aluminium Case with Midnight Sport Band. Fitness & Activity Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor, Retina Display, Water Resistant

WHY APPLE WATCH SE — It has essential features to keep you connected, active, and healthy. SE is 2x faster and has a 30% larger display than Series 3. And safety features like fall detection and Emergency SOS can get you help when you need it.
EASILY CUSTOMIZABLE — Available in a range of sizes and colors, with dozens of bands to choose from. Change up your look by switching your band or by customizing your watch face in millions of ways.
SIMPLY COMPATIBLE — It works seamlessly with your Apple devices and services. Listen to music with your AirPods. Unlock your Mac automatically. Find your devices with a tap. Pay and send money with Apple Pay. Apple Watch requires an iPhone 6s or later with the latest iOS version.

Video Calling for Apple Watch is one of the biggest requests we’ve had from customers, and a long-awaited sci-fi dream come true. We think customers and developers are going to be pretty excited when they experience it for themselves,” said Ari Roisman, Wristcam CEO.

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