Popular Indian brand BoAt, well known for its wearables and audio systems, the latter of which is sold in large quantities, is set to launch a new smartwatch in the region soon.
Dubbed the BoAt Watch Zenit, the watch will come with features such as a round display, theater mode, music controls, built-in games, and many more future features.
This comes after the launch of BoAt Vertex, which is available for Rs 2499. The Amazon product listing reveals details, but does not indicate the retail price of the new smartwatch.
BoAt Watch Zenit: features and characteristics
The new BoAt Watch Zenit will feature a 1,3-inch IPS display with a round dial. It will be a touchscreen display with two buttons on the crown on the sides of the case for navigation.
The list of smartwatches on Amazon reveals that they will be available in three colors: silver, blue, and black. The watch is equipped with several sensors, the key ones of which are a 2/XNUMX heart rate monitor, a sleep tracker and an SpOXNUMX monitor.
BoAt Watch Zenit uses Bluetooth to connect to the smartphone, after which it can display push notifications and call alerts with the option to mute or reject an incoming call. The companion app from the company includes over 100 watch faces for new smartwatches.
What else does the clock go with?
There are 7 different sports modes: Ski Jumping, Badminton, Cycling, Running, Walking, Football and Basketball. The smartwatch also has a built-in game called Young Bird, which is similar to a flappy bird.
The smartwatch's theater mode dims the smartwatch's brightness and turns off all notifications, which, as the name suggests, will be quite helpful when watching movies.
The battery life is pretty decent: the watch lasts up to 7 days on a single charge. It is also IP67 certified against dust and water. The smartwatch will be launching in India soon and will likely be available on Amazon .in.
In other BoAt news, it should be noted that their newfangled BoAt Vertex smartwatch is more than just a smart time machine. The company describes its new wearable devices as "a true fitness companion."
Eshita Anil, head of the Smartwatches category, Boat, notes that Boat wearables are gaining immense popularity among the company's customers. She noted that the company wants to create a health-focused ecosystem in India with its new Crest app.
