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Publié: 2019-06-07, Auteur: Charlotte , review by: wareable.com
Looks great, Google Pay works well, Customisable Michael Kors touches
A fashion-focused watch, the Sofie Heart Rate is ideal for those who want something that looks good on the wrist and comes with a few added extras. Contactless payment, GPS and heart rate monitoring mean you can now do more with your watch, but it's bette...
No GPS, NFC or heart rate monitor, Limited features, Strap requires professional adjustment
The Michael Kors Access Sofie is one of the more glitzy and fashionable smartwatches out there.Suitably eye catching, it's not going to be to everyone's taste, but there's no denying that it looks expensive. It lacks a few key features though, making it m...
Publié: 2018-07-04, Auteur: Sophie , review by: wareable.com
Beaut, Nice watch face customisation, Great, round screen
Bit chunky, oversized, Expensive, No fitness extras
If bling is your thing, smartwatches don't get prettier than the Michael Kors Access Sofie. It keeps the features simple with some custom Michael Kors treats sprinkled on top. So while it's not the most capable of options, it's still a fine choice for the...
Luxurious design, Michael Kors customised faces are brilliant, solid build quality, waterproof, smooth operation, good battery life, automatic day and night modes are a nice touch
Limited functionality on iPhone, some notification logos missing, Android Wear app is minimal and could be better still, quite pricey, no additional features like HR monitor
The Michael Kors Access Sofie is a stunner of a smartwatch, combining beauty with brains, especially when paired with an Android rather than iOS device.It offers a luxurious and waterproof design, enough bling to make it stand out from the rest of the And...
Luxurious design, Michael Kors customised faces are brilliant, Solid build quality, Waterproof, Smooth operation, Good battery life, Automatic day and night modes are a nice touch
Limited functionality on iPhone, Some notification logos missing, Android Wear app is minimal and could be better still, Quite pricey, No additional features like HR monitor
The Michael Kors Access Sofie is a stunner of a smartwatch, combining beauty with brains, especially when paired with an Android rather than iOS device.It offers a luxurious and waterproof design, enough bling to make it stand out from the rest of the And...
Full screen display, High-quality build, Elegant design, Light-weight case
Battery could be better, iOS capabilities are limited, No NFC or GPS
Yes, If you're in the market for a smartwatch with Android Wear that's on-trend with today's fashion, then the Michael Kors Access Sofie watch is a great option...
No More Flat Tire, Battery Life, Smaller form-factor
No NFC, no Android Pay, No Heart Rate Monitor, Wrap Up, The Sofie in Michael Kors' Access collection is a great looking smartwatch. It has a lot going for it, especially if you are one with a smaller wrist. However, it appears that like with the Grayson,
The Sofie in Michael Kors' Access collection is a great looking smartwatch. It has a lot going for it, especially if you are one with a smaller wrist. However, it appears that like with the Grayson, Michael Kors is targeting those that want a traditional...
Beautiful, "real" watch design, All the functionality of Android Wear 2.0
No extra features like NFC and a heart rate monitor
With the power of Android Wear 2.0 fueling it, the super stylish Access Sofie is a prime example of how to appropriately implement wearable technology into everyday accessories...
Florence IonA pretty smartwatch for pretty people.The Michael Kors Access Sofie is a stunning device that's manages to marry form with function, though aside from the display, there's nothing about this smartwatch that suggests it's a piece of technology...
