 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2014 is brought to you by NCIX.com, your source for great technology, selection, and service, along with Corsair memory and Western Digital. Here we are with the Wellograph. Now to be clear guys, unlike a lot of the things we're going to be looking at at the show, this is not necessarily a smartwatch. It's, well, it's a Wellograph. It's meant to provide you with a picture of your overall health and well-being. So it includes the usual watch functionality. Of course, there's a screen. You can have different watch faces and stuff like that. You can have analog, digital. I mean, obviously it's all digital, but don't worry too much about that. It does have a sapphire crystal screen covering, so I can go ahead and I can take a... They're doing a demo with some Xacto knives where they're scratching it and showing it that it doesn't scratch. Now, what functionality does it actually have on board? It has a heart rate monitor, an activity tracker, and a running watch. So I'll show these to you guys one at a time. We'll probably just do this in B-roll. So first up, you can see the heart rate monitor works with a series of green glowing dots on the back. I don't know exactly how they work, but check this out guys. There you go. It goes like that. Monitors your heart rate in real time. It stores your data for up to four months. So what that means is it can give you all kinds of useful data. It can tell you about your resting heart rate. It can tell you about how you compare to other people, your age. It can tell you your fitness age. And it can even act as a motivator giving you for the activity tracker functionality, a little heart that fills up as you do more things that day. The pedometer also works in real time. So you could literally... I mean, I don't necessarily recommend doing this, but you could literally walk down the street and have the pedometer updating you in real time how much you're walking that day. In terms of charging, this is always a question that I have about these kinds of things. Micro USB to a base station. But other than that, you go ahead and throw it on a base station for the night. It comes with two different straps. So it comes with a NATO strap as well as a leather strap. So you can decide if you want something that's going to feel a little bit more appropriate at the office or something that's more appropriate for, well, going out for a run if the, you know, run watch functionality is going to be something that they're going to advertise about it. Overall, it looks pretty stylish. They are asking for $320 for it though. So there's going to be a lot of competition in terms of wellness monitoring as well as smartwatches over this year. And I'm definitely excited to see how this one fares when it comes out sometime around April of 2014. Guys, don't miss any of our CES 2014 coverage. Remember, our trip to the show this year is sponsored by NCIX, your source for great technology selection and service, Corsair as well as Western Digital.