Fire-Boltt Royale smartwatch launched with all-metal design launched: Check price in India, specs

Fire-Boltt, the popular homegrown brand, has introduced a new addition to its Luxe series with the unveiling of the Fire-Boltt Royale smartwatch.

Design and Display

The Fire-Boltt Royale boasts an all-metal unibody design and features a circular dial with a rotating crown and two additional buttons.

The smartwatch is equipped with a 1.43-inch AMOLED display that offers a high resolution of 466 x 466 pixels.

Additionally, the display supports an always-on mode and boasts a peak brightness of 750 nits, enhancing visibility under various lighting conditions.

Health and Fitness Capabilities

In line with the growing demand for health-tracking features in smartwatches, the Fire-Boltt Royale comes equipped with a comprehensive set of functionalities.

These include a heart-rate sensor, SpO2 monitor, sleep tracker, and support for more than 300 sports activities, catering to users with diverse fitness interests.

Moreover, the smartwatch introduces a VR workout mode and hydration reminders, aiming to promote overall well-being and active living.

Entertainment and Connectivity

One of the standout features of the Fire-Boltt Royale is its ability to serve as a portable entertainment device. With 4GB of internal storage dedicated to storing music, users can enjoy their favorite tunes directly from the smartwatch.

Furthermore, the built-in speaker and microphone facilitate hands-free Bluetooth calling. The device also offers a range of utility apps, including a stopwatch, calculator, camera and music control, notifications, and weather updates.

Price and Availability

The Fire-Boltt Royale comes with a price tag of ₹4,999 and will be available in an array of appealing colours, including Rose Gold, Gold, Black, Blue, and Silver.

Interested consumers can purchase the smartwatch from Amazon and the Fire-Boltt website, with sales commencing on November 25, marking its official debut in the market.

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