New Michael Kors Access collection includes one sporty smartwatch and two high-fashion designs
Michael Kors Access MKGO
Michael Kors Access Lexington 2
In theory, the silicone strap should make the smartwatch look cheap (and not in a good way), but the bright red color arguably helps the MKGO stand out from the fitness-centric Wear OS pack. If you don't want to attract a lot of attention, you're free to choose a subtler black, white, or pink option, all of which seem easily replaceable at first glance. The Michael Kors Access MKGO is no pushover in terms of its specs and features either, coming with a powerful Snapdragon Wear 3100 processor, built-in heart rate monitor, untethered GPS connectivity, Google Pay support, Google Assistant integration, and a swim-proof design.
Starting at $350, the Michael Kors Access Lexington 2 and Bradshaw 2 obviously include all the above features, as well as a speaker allowing wearers to make and receive Bluetooth-enabled phone calls on their wrist in combination with an Android or iOS handset. The costlier and arguably prettier Wear OS smartwatches also come with "more storage", "more memory", and simple ways to extend their battery life to "multiple days" on a single charge by switching off certain features you may not need to use constantly.
Michael Kors Access Bradshaw 2
Of course, the "glamorous designs" of the Michael Kors Access Bradshaw 2 and Lexington 2 are a key selling point too, as the latter model is available right now in gold-tone, rose gold-tone, silver-tone, and two-tone stainless steel styles, while the former will come next month in gunmetal, rose gold-tone, gold-tone, and silver-tone options, all of which are likely to turn quite a few heads at your next dinner party.
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