CES'S Launch Of 100 Wearable Devices May Still Be Difficult To Turn The Tables.

As I mentioned before, L'OREAL group is playing a crazy technology, and then says it wants to introduce wearable UV testing equipment. The Fossil group in this side has gone crazy with the opening of 2016CES.

However, it seems that Fossil is more crazy: Fossil is known to launch more than 100 wearable products this year on CES.

Because the brand is in.

With the development of the smart watch industry and the acquisition of wearable device providers, smart watches, which are also in the middle price segment, have become the most direct competitors of the Fossil brand.

But anyway, capricious.

The group remade the Fossil Q, which was released last year, priced at US $375 for Google Android platform. Then, on this year's CES, the company attended the modified FossilQ Fossil Q45 Pilot.

At the end of 2015, the focus was on fashion.

US brand spent $260 million to acquire wearable device maker Misfit Inc.

However, what is interesting is that since Fossil group launched its first wearable product Fossil Q in November 25, 2015, it seems that it has encountered a bit of trouble.

Despite all these heroic feats, the Fossil group opened up on Wednesday, with a drop of 2%.

As the group was unfortunate enough to "win" the first poor US consumer list in 2015, its share price plummeted nearly 70% in the whole year.