The booming fitness tracker market is about to gain a new competitor: The Realme Band 2. With the leaks confirming a BIS certification associated with the model number RMW2010, the band has moved a step closer to its launch. The product recently spotted on the Bluetooth SIG certification has heated up the fitness tracker market with speculations around the Realme Band 2 launch date.
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REALME BAND 2 SPECIFICATIONS
While very meagre details were shared, the latest addition to the family of fitness tracker Realme Band 2 features a 1.4-inch large LCD display. The band itself would be 45.9 x 24.6 x 12.1mm in dimension with a removable strap. This detachable strap is newly designed with a pop in charger support. The upcoming addition has stepped up the expectations with a supposedly paced up Sp02 Monitor alongside the regular Heartrate sensor and the various exercise modes. It also might feature Bluetooth 5.1.
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Launched in March 2020, Realme Band paved the way for a fight against Mi band, a fitness tracker by Xiaomi. Packed with a battery of 90mAh, Realme Band came with a 0.96-inch TFT screen. The straps were made of TPU material, giving them longevity. It boasted of tracking 9 activities, including swimming, running, cycling etc. It also featured a sleep tracking system. The fitness tracker weighed meagrely 20 gms. With these features setting a base and an uptick in fitness tracker competitors, Realme Band 2 needs to serve the growing needs to get a foothold in the market.
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The Smartphone Brand, Realme made its name in the Indian market in 2018 by being the No. 1 emerging brand. The Indian market has been receptive to its products, especially Realme Earphones, which has left quite a mark. While the features haven’t been confirmed, but Realme Band 2 price in India may hold up around Rs. 2000 – 3000.
Sagnik Dasgupta
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