Una Watch: A $199 open-source, modular GPS sports watch launches at half its Kickstarter price

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The Una Watch is a GPS sports watch now priced at $199, reduced from its original Kickstarter price of $350. It features a 1.2-inch MIP LCD display, up to 10 days of battery life, and a modular, repairable design. Like Pebble's recently revived watches, the Una Watch is fully open-source, with its SDK, housing, and circuit boards all publicly available. It distinguishes itself by offering more built-in fitness features than Pebble's current lineup. Una is also encouraging users to develop their own apps for the device.

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