Realme is constantly working to expand its market in the wearables market. It had already launched the Realme Buds Air, the true wireless earbuds, and the Realme Band. Now Realme is planning to launch the Realme Watch, which is going to be the first smartwatch by the company.
Renders Reveal Design for Realme Watch and the Color Options too
Realme had already teased the Realme Watch during the ‘Ask Madhav’ Q&A video on YouTube. Now, XDA Developers have released some images which show the design of the smartwatch.
Realme Watch is square-shaped in design with silicon straps and is likely to come in at least four color options. The screenshots of UI of the watch and the watch faces is also published by XDA Developers.
So, upon looking at the renders of the Realme Watch, it is square in shape with round corners and thick bezels on every side. You can see the Realme branding at the bottom bezel and there is a side button on the spine that is most likely to be used to lock and unlock the screen.
The charging pins are present at the back of the watch and the back looks like it is polycarbonate back cover. It will most probably use a magnetic charger.
The Realme Watch is likely to have a 1.4-inch TFT LCD touchscreen display that has a resolution of 320X320 pixels. The watch is said to come with a 160mAh battery that is expected to serve 7 days of battery life for the watch with 24X7 heart-rate monitoring.
The smartwatch will be having an IP68 rating and will connect via Bluetooth 5.0. There will be sensors like an accelerometer sensor, a heart rate sensor, and a blood oxygen sensor. The interesting thing is that it is said to operate on proprietary OS instead of Wear OS.
The smartwatch will have five stock watch faces and more could be added using the Realme Link app. And it will have features including a step counter, calories burned, music control, sleep monitoring, timer, weather, and more.
The watch is likely to be launched in India just after the lockdown ends and will be available in four colors: grey, white, blue, and yellow.
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