The Asus Zenwatch will l on the lower end of the Android ar price spectrum when it launches on November 9.

According to TechCrunch, the retro-styled smartwatch will launch through Best Buy with a $199 price tag. It’ll also go on sale through the U.S. ay Store at a later date.

Unlike most current Android ar watches, the Zenwatch has a more unisex design, with a tan, stitched-leather strap that matches some of the trim around the metallic watch body. The face of the watch is covered in gently curved glass, though it’s still on the large side due to the thick black bezel around the display.

The Zenwatch will have some software tweaks not found in other Android ar watches, including a cover-to-mute function, a built-in phone-finding app, a double-tap action that users can set to perform various tasks. An included Asus llness app will measure steps taken, calories burned, heart rate, exercise intensity relaxation level.

On the downside, the Zenwatch uses a snap-on charging cradle, rather than a no-fuss wireless dock like you get with the Moto 360. And with an AMOD display similar to that of Samsung’s Gear ve, don’t expect stellar outdoor readability. But at this price, it’s hard to be surprised about a couple of compromises.

y this matters: haven’t seen any $200 Android ar watches since Samsung’s Gear ve launched in ly. From our early hs-on impressions, the Zenwatch seems like a much classier device. If its software features are well-executed, it could have just enough selling points to consider instead of the front-running G tch R.