The Unicorn wristwatch from handset manufacturer Itel will be unveiled in India. Included in the Unicorn smartwatch series, the Unicorn Pendant Watch will serve as a pendant as well. According to the manufacturer of the handset, the upcoming Itel Unicorn is aimed towards fashion-forward Gen Z consumers and will have a unique two-in-one design that blends smartwatch functionality with chic pendant aesthetics.
Itel will soon release further details, including the debut date.
Combining the features of a smartwatch and a pendant, this device can be worn as a pendant on a necklace or on the wrist. It is expected to include rapid charging and a 1.43-inch AMOLED screen.
A circular dial, a gold-colored chain, and a rotating crown that functions as a power button are all featured in the device's pendant-inspired design, as seen in the teaser poster.
According to the business, the Unicorn Pendant Watch promises innovation in both fashion and technology, and it may share features with the newly launched Unicorn Pro wristwatch. A metallic body, IP68 certifications, sports tracking, Bluetooth calling, and other functions can be among them.
As you may remember, earlier this month saw the launch of Itel's premium line of smartwatches, which included the Unicorn Pro. A dual-core processor and an AMOLED display with a brightness of up to 1000 nits are just two of the cutting-edge features of the Rs 3,799 Unicorn Pro. With the Unicorn Pro's voice recognition features, voice commands can be used to effectively operate the device. With cutting-edge Bluetooth technology and useful design cues like a magnetic spinning crown, this wristwatch guarantees flawless communication.
In addition, the Unicorn Pro has health monitoring capabilities that include real-time heart rate tracking, sleep analysis, and other necessary functions. With more than 100 sports modes, a mood tracker, stress and sleep tracking, and water and rest reminders, it meets a lot of needs related to health and wellness.
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