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Leaked: Realme Watch 2 image, specifications and features ahead of the launch
As we know that the Chinese tech giant Realme has collects a great achievement in the smartphone market but the company has produced other gadgets as well. So now we talk about the Realme Watch.
Back in the month of May last year, Realme has debuted in the smartwatch market with the Realme first smartwatch-Realme Watch. After the great success, the company is planning to launch the next smartwatch with the name of the Realme Watch 2.
Now, the launch date and price information of this smartwatch still suspenseful but other specifications, images and features are now out while the source of leaks by the well known-Twitter tipster @iamshresthraj. So let’s explore all about the Realme Watch 2.
As per the image, Realme is again launching its new smartwatch with a square dial as on the first generation and the company will use the classic strap with Realme’s tagline “Dare to Leap”. So, the company will follow the fashion trend of its upcoming smartwatch.
The Realme Watch 2 model number RMW2008 will be feature a 1.4-inch TFT color display with a 320 x 320 resolution. In terms of battery life, so Realme Watch 2 will gives you 12 days of non-stope battery backup with a 305mAh battery. If we compared it to the previous smartwatch (160mAh), so the Realme Watch 2 will pack with a double-capacity battery.
According to the specification chart, the watch has an IP68 rating, Bluetooth 5.0 LE, and measures 257.6 x 35.7 x 12.2 millimeters. It is also supportable with Android 5.0 and above devices.
In terms of the smartwatch features, the Realme Watch 2 has 24-hour heart rate monitoring and a blood-oxygen-level monitor. It also has sleep tracking, a meditation mode, support for app alerts, and music playback control.
In the above paragraph, you have learned the battery capacity but the company has put the one more big changes on this smartwatch compared to the Realme first Watch, that is the sports modes.
In the first smartwatch, we have shown the 14 types of workout modes but in this upcoming smartwatch, we have received the 90 sports modes that include new entries such as dancing, fishing, and bowling. Although, all of these modes won’t be appear within the box but will be added via an OTA update.
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For a more detailed understanding, you can read Google’s full Threat Intelligence Group report.
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Currently, the update is being rolled out to the following Galaxy models in select regions:
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For detailed information on the January 2025 security update and its availability for specific devices, you can refer to Samsung’s official security bulletin. As always, it’s advisable to keep your device updated to ensure optimal security and performance.