The home textile brand Fire Boltt has unveiled yet another smart budget watch. Adding to its Ninja series, the company has introduced Fire Boltt Ninja Pro Max in India.
The smartwatch, though introduced at a good price, comes with many new features including a blood oxygen tracker, heart rate monitor and blood pressure sensor, a sleep monitor among others.
Ninja Pro Max is an addition to Ninja’s existing Fire-Boltt list of smart watches, which include Ninja, Ninja 2 and Ninja 2 Max.
Commenting on the new smart watch, Fire-Boltt founders Aayushi and Arnav Kishore said, “All colors of Ninja Pro Max colors are carefully selected to suit different people, who like to wear their style on the wrist.
In addition to the advanced display technology and well-designed environment, the IP67 waterproof smartwatch features 27 built-in sports modes that automatically detect different functions, extract data to analyze heart rate changes during exercise, and provide dynamic information such as steps, distance, time and -calories etc.
The data obtained in this way is stored to give a complete picture of a person’s level of competence. ”
Fire Boltt Ninja Pro Max: Price and Availability
The Fire Boltt’s Ninja Pro Max was introduced at a presentation price of Rs 1899. The smartwatch will be available exclusively at Flipkart for purchase.
Available in eight different colors including Black, Yellow, Blue, Champagne Gold, Pink Gold, Red Navy, Rose Gold, and Olive.
Fire Boltt Ninja Pro Max: Details
The Fire Boltt Ninja Pro Max has a full 1.6-inch HD display and is just 9.5mm thick. The company claims to be the sharpest watch in the segment, which comes with a silicone belt that allows for leather.
The clock comes with many trackers and game modes, including blood oxygen level monitor, heart rate monitor and blood pressure monitor, sleep monitor, and has a built-in feature for meditation breathing.
The clock is equipped with a massive 200mAh battery that provides 8 days of normal use and 30 days of standby time.
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