After a successful response in the Chinese market. Xiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi has launched the Redmi Watch 3 along with Redmi Note 12 Series in the global market. The Redmi Watch 3 is bought as an upgraded version of its predecessor Redmi Watch 2. The Redmi Watch 3 offers a 1.75-inch 60Hz AMOLED display with 600 nits brightness and GPS-based position monitoring, and several other functions. The watch’s estimate makes it seem modern and exquisite, and the 60Hz always-on AMOLED display lets you see indeed in shining daylight. It moreover incorporates a 5ATM water-resistant certification, so you’ll take it swimming without fear of harm from dampness or sweat.
Redmi Watch 3 Specifications & Features
The Redmi Watch 3 is the perfect option if you’re searching for a cost-effective yet feature-rich fitness tracker/smartwatch hybrid device appropriate for both indoor and outdoor use situations. The smartwatch also includes Bluetooth calling support. It moreover incorporates 121 sports modes, such as running, cycling, and swimming, as well as rest following capabilities to track your resting designs over time for moving forward general well-being administration.
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With a battery life of up to 12 days on a single charge, the Watch 3 offers continuous real-time heart rate monitoring around the clock. The smartwatch can monitor SpO2, Stress, and Sleep. Moreover, when connected to your phone through Bluetooth, it has the power to control your music. A warning message is displayed when this happens. Without the accompanying band, the Redmi Watch 3 weighs 37 g and measures 42.58 x 36.56 x 9.99 mm. All of these incredible capabilities come together at a very cheap price point.
Talking about the pricing and availability, the smartwatch is available in the colours Black and Ivory colour for sale. The Redmi Watch 3 costs EUR 119 (about $215). It will soon be offered for purchase through authorized retail stores and internet outlets in a few worldwide locations.
