To challenge Realme, Molife has launched its new slim and stylish smartwatch Sense 320 in India. The price of this smartwatch is Rs 2,799 (Black Strap) and Rs 2,999 (Limited Edition with Premium Quality Strap) for a limited time. These smartwatches can be bought from Molifeworld and e-commerce websites, the price of the smartwatch has been fixed at Rs 3,499 and Rs 3,699 and will also be available on other major e-commerce platforms. After some time, the price of both these smartwatches will be Rs 3,499 and Rs 3,699 and will also be available on other major e-commerce platforms. Through this smartwatch, the company will target the mass segment.
Will get great features
Smartwatch has sensors to monitor SpO2 and heart rate, which tells all health parameters. The Sense 320 offers key health system metrics such as true heart rate sensor, blood oxygen tracker, continuous heart rate monitoring, sleep tracker, and stress monitoring to name a few. It has a 1.7 inch IPS infinity display which is quite nice, the smartwatch weighs just 54 grams.
Will get the support of these apps
This smartwatch supports Bluetooth. It has the facility of push notifications for calls, SMS, and news updates. Apart from this, app notifications can be activated for WhatsApp, Facebook, Gmail, Instagram, Line, and other similar platforms. This smartwatch is IP68 certified and comes with 16 sports modes. It is powered by a 200mAh battery that lasts up to 7 days with a standby time of 15 days. It will compete with many brands including Reality.
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