Spice Smart Pulse Hands-On And First Look: The Budget Smartwatch That's Here To Stay

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Spice Smart Pulse - Camera and Video

The Intelligent watch also has a VGA quality camera and a LED Flash. Users can use the single LED Flash as a torch. Firstly, the camera position is so awkward that you cannot imagine using it for taking images.

Secondly, the image quality is far below our expectation.

However, the camera user interface (UI) does not disappoint. We haven't tested the camera's video recording feature.