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Live from CES 2015: The U.S. Consumer Electronics Show

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Introduction: On January 6, 2015, U.S. time, the annual International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) kicked off in Las Vegas, the gambling capital of the United States. Prior to this 2015 edition of CES, multiple media outlets had already revealed key themes: the Internet of Things, wearable devices...
    Introduction: On January 6, 2015, U.S. time, the annual International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) kicked off in Las Vegas, the gambling capital of the United States. Prior to this 2015 edition of CES, multiple media outlets had already revealed key themes: the Internet of Things, wearable devices, smart homes. What impressive products did EZON bring to the main battlefield of smart wearables at this CES? And how did it capture everyone’s attention?

    In addition, the EZON sports watch can connect and sync data with a smartphone via low-power Bluetooth, turning the smartphone into an extension of the watch. Various functions can be set on the phone and then synced to the smart sports watch. After Bluetooth pairing, the watch can provide users with incoming call vibration alerts and more than four types of lifestyle assistant reminders. Once the watch is intelligently synced with the phone, the mobile app not only displays and stores workout data but also offers simple and convenient sharing options—users can share their activity with one tap to their social circles and running communities, showcasing their workout progress.

    To stand out at this CES event, EZON specially brought a flagship product—the Heart Rate GPS Smart Sports Watch G3. With the global fitness boom in full swing, the design goal of the G3 is to solve the problem of athletes having to wear multiple electronic devices for data recording, freeing runners’ hands so they can focus more on their workouts. The G3 combines heart rate and GPS functions in one device, providing professional training data for activities such as running, brisk walking, and cycling. It aims to deliver real-time metrics like pace, heart rate, speed, cadence, and cumulative elevation gain/loss for athletes, and through intelligent chip recording, ultimately provides users with smartly analyzed periodic workout trends.


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