Molife has announced the launch of a new smartwatch in India. The Molife Sense 500 Pro BT comes with a squarish design, 24 Hour heart rate tracking, Bluetooth calling, SpO2 monitoring, a 1.7-inch IPS display, and a 220mAh battery. The newly launched smartwatch also has workout modes.
Molife Sense 500 Pro BT Smartwatch: Price And Availability
The newly launched smartwatch will cost you Rs. 3,999; however, it can be purchased at Rs. 2,999 for a limited period of time. Besides, it will be available on e-commerce websites such as Flipkart.com and Amazon.in. So, let’s take a look at the specifications of the smartwatch.
Molife Sense 500 Pro BT Smartwatch: Specifications And Features
The smartwatch features a 1.7-inch square touchscreen, IPS panel, and 240×280 pixel resolution. Besides, the display is surrounded by a physical crown and it comes with an IP68 rating. This means it is shielded from dust and water.
In addition, the Molife smartwatch supports health trackers like such as blood oxygen, 24×7 heart rate, and menstrual cycle monitor for female users. You can also track your stress level, sports activities up to 10, and blood pressures levels. Also, you will find Bluetooth-based calling thanks to its built-in mic and speakers.
There is an AI voice assistant, phone companion, notification sync, camera, media control feature on the smartwatch. There is also a 220mAh battery that can be used for three days.
Furthermore, you will get 7 straps colors such as Snow White, Simply Black, Dusty Grey, Tipsy Wine, Mushy Teal, Rich Blue, Pretty Peach, and Epic Red. However, you have to spend extra on the extra strap.
Molife Spokesperson Quote
“Keeping our customer’s feedback in mind, we are constantly working towards improvements and innovations and now offer better sensor accuracy and features like DND & AI assistance. With our aim to service consumers with the best in class products and the latest innovation in the smart wearable category, we are looking forward to a positive reception from our consumers,” Deepesh Gupta, Managing Director at Molife said.