Realme Watch S2 will launch in India soon. This company announced the launch of this smartwatch in the country and introduced some of its features. It is expected to replace the Realme Watch S launched in November 2020. Meanwhile, the upcoming smartwatch’s design and key features have been revealed online ahead of its launch via a leaked retail box. It is to be noted that this smart wearable is launching alongside the Realme 13 Pro 5G series.
Realme Watch S2 India release date
The Realme Watch S2 has been confirmed to launch in India on July 30 at 12:00 pm (noon) IST. The promotional images shown in the official teaser show the blue round screen. It is also mentioned that this smartwatch will come with an artificial intelligence voice assistant.
The company also confirmed in a press release that the Realme Watch S2 will come with AI-powered personal assistance from ChatGPT. We expect to hear more about this feature closer to the launch date.
Realme Watch S2 Design, Features (Expected)
Meanwhile, the full design of the Realme Watch S2 has been revealed online via images of the retail box. A picture shared by Ishanagarwal (@ishanagarwal24) shows a watch with a round dial and a rotating crown on the right edge. Particle for direct object
Images of the leaked retail box show that the Realme Watch S2 features a Link watch band and supports Bluetooth calling. It will also come with a sport mode and sensors for health monitoring.
It is worth noting that the Realme Watch S will launch alongside the Pro version, which features a 2.5-inch circular display with 2.5D curved Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection, IP68 construction and a 390 mAh battery that is said to last up to 15 days. Equipped with a charger. Realme Watch S and Watch S Pro have been launched in India at a price of Rs 20 million. 4,999 Rs 9,999 each.
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