RealMe is fast becoming a big deal in smartphones, especially in countries like India where the company will soon overtake Samsung.
Continuing its efforts as a tech-lifestyle brand, the company is gearing up to launch its smartwatch – and now we know it looks set.
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A new report from XDA Developers gives us a glimpse of what the next field will look like, including a tease from the company itself. The CEO of the company wore the video in question, and the screenshot comes from there.
According to a video and report by XDA Developers, RealMe Watch is a set of rounded corners with plenty of edges.
At the bottom of the watch is the Realme logo, just below the 1.4-inch TFT LCD touchscreen color display with a resolution of 320 x 320.
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In this way, the device looks like the Fitbit Versa smartwatch, which has a ‘squirrel’ (square and circle) body with a small screen and the Fitbit logo below.
The watch is said to come with a 160 mAh battery, which will last about a week. And the watch comes with a proprietary magnetic charger that we can spot on the back of the pins. IP68 certification and Bluetooth 5.0.
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Realme’s own operating system
The Realme Watch is likely to come with its own OS and not Google’s Wear OS. It may not have a GPS but it does include a heart rate sensor and a blood oxygen monitor.
Reports indicate that the watch will be able to hold data for up to a week without any device or companion app. It comes with five pre-loaded watch faces. However, there is still no clarity on 3rd party apps and watch face support.
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The Realme smartwatch comes with basic features like display date and time, step counter, HR monitor, which can be accessed via the Watch UI. Other features include exercise tracking, sedentary reminders, water reminders, and a meditation guide. The UI is likely to contain weather and sleep data.
It has the ability to control your phone more, and you can use the watch to take the shutter button with your pictures.
Finally, renders show that the smartwatch is likely to come in a variety of color options including black, white, yellow, and blue. On the right side of the display, there is a button that can be used to lock/unlock the device and navigate around the UI.
There is no news on when the field will be officially announced, or how much it will cost. It has been teased in India, so we expect it to be available elsewhere.
