India has seen the release of the Fire-Boltt Oracle smartwatch. In addition to supporting 4G LTE calling, users of the wristwatch can also access 4G connectivity by using a nano-SIM. The 2.02-inch Fire-Boltt Dream wristphone was previously introduced by the company.
Many Google Play Store apps are supported by the smart wearables, which run on an Android-based user interface. Additionally, iOS and Android are compatible with the wristwatch. It has a function button, a rotating crown, and a square dial design. Additionally, it provides a selection of straps, such as metal, silicone, denim, and ocean band straps.
The Fire-Boltt Oracle smartwatch is available in a number of colors, including Marine-Mirage, Eclipse-Flex, Onyx-Wave, Orange-Horizon, Cloud-Whisper, and Crystal-Tide, and has an initial price of Rs 4,999. The Cloudy-Clasp and Black-Chrome versions of the wristwatch, on the other hand, cost Rs. 5,299 and Rs. 5,499, respectively.
The wristwatch is available for purchase on the Fire-Boltt India website as well as the massive online retailer Flipkart.
A 1.96-inch IPS scratch-resistant display with 320 x 360 pixels, 600 nits of brightness, and a 60 Hz refresh rate make for a vivid viewing experience on the smartwatch. It is driven by an ARM Cortex quad-core SoC.
To manage your apps and files effectively, it has 16GB of storage and 2GB of RAM. For smooth mobile connectivity, the wearable smart device supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and GPS. A Health Suite feature on the device offers fitness enthusiasts multiple sports modes and continuous heart rate monitoring.
Utilizing a 700mAh battery, the Fire-Boltt Oracle can run for up to 36 hours when used moderately and up to 8 hours when used heavily. It is powered by a Mali T820 MP1 GPU and a quad-core CPU for seamless graphics rendering and speedy operation.
To make matters easier, the smartwatch has built-in microphone, voice assistant capability, and a speaker for playing music. Aside from being dust and water resistant to withstand regular use, it also has an IP67 rating.
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