Realme Watch

The Realme watch works on its operating system, which is presently only compatible with Android phones. It hasn't revealed information about processor power or memory, but its performance isn't ideal. While menus and functionality launch without a glitch, swiping around screens suffer from some apparent slowness and lag.

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The Realme watch has a 36.5mm case, is 11.8mm thick, and weighs only 31 grams. It's a little watch with a lightweight to it, but not so light that it feels cheap. The casing's shiny sheen gives it the appearance of being more expensive, made of plastic. The watch has a water-resistant rubber band that fits comfortably around the wrist. On the watch, there is only one physical button, a capsule-shaped button that is oriented horizontally and along the right edge and is designated in the center with a chrome yellow line. It protrudes a little from the side and serves to wake up the watch and return you to your previous location while scrolling through the watch's settings.

The Realme Watch has a 1.4-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 320 x 320 pixels. The smartwatch's display is one of its most appealing features. Even at low brightness levels (below 20%), it is bright enough for indoor use. The entire screen and corners are glossy, and the high screen resolution gives the icons a vibrant appearance. When used outside in the daylight, the display brightness is more than adequate at over 70%. The brightness levels can be increased or decreased using the options. Fingerprints and smudges do appear on the screen. The touch isn't very smooth, and it's just as responsive when your fingers are sweating as when they aren't.

The watch comes with six basic watch faces.
Has applications like Workout, SpO2, Heart Rate, Activity Records, Sleep, Music, Camera, Find My Phone, Meditation, Alarm, Stopwatch, Weather, and Settings.
Can click the camera shutter on the phone through the watch.
The watch has an IP68 rating.