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  • 1.47-inch AMOLED display
  • 120 sports modes
  • 18-day battery life

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Amazfit Band 7 launched in India

A new smart band has been launched in India by Xiaomi-backed Amazfit.

Amazfit Band 7 launched in India

Amazfit has released the GTR 4 smart band in India. Amazon India and Amazfit's Indian website will sell it in the country.

On November 8, the Amazfit Band 7 will be available for ₹2,999 as a launch day promotion. Its regular price is ₹3,499 ($42/€43).

Classic Black and Elegant Beige colours will be available. However, you can personalise the smart band with Pink, Orange, Blue, or Green straps.

The Zepp OS-powered Amazfit Band 7 has a 1.47-inch colour AMOLED touchscreen with 368x198 pixels. An anti-fingerprint tempered glass covers the display.

Band 7 offers always-on display and over 120 watch faces. Upload photographs from connected devices to customise its eight watch faces.

The Band 7 monitors heart rate, blood oxygen levels, sleep, and stress. It tracks women's menstrual cycles.

The Amazfit Band 7 has 120 sports modes and smart recognition for walking, running, elliptical, and rowing.

5ATM water resistance, Alexa, and Bluetooth 5.2 BLE round out the Amazfit Band 7. The Band 7 uses the smartphone's GPS to track routes.

The Amazfit Band 7 supports Android (7.0 and above) and iOS (12.0 and above) devices and has a 232 mAh battery that lasts 18 days in usual use and 12 days in heavy use. Amazfit estimates a two-hour charge with the included charger after the battery is totally drained.

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The Amazfit Band 7 will be available on November 8.

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