Redmi Watch Can Put Amazfit on Alert

Xiaomi as a company gained fame around the world due to the company’s ability to bring modern features and advancements at a lower cost than what was available in the market. Its Note series of devices is a testament to this exact philosophy.

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Since its inception in the Indian market, however, Redmi and Xiaomi decided to split into two separate brands and enter various markets, such as IoT, accessories and even apparel. What has lacked is fitness products, with the only thing on offer from Mi and Redmi being the fitness bands and the rather expensive Mi Watch.

Now, it seems Redmi is gearing up to set another segment alight, with the launch of the Redmi Watch, which has been scheduled for May 13. This might seem to be quite positive, but it puts Amazfit, a sub-entity of Xiaomi, at risk. Here’s Why.

What Does The Redmi Watch Offer?

The Redmi Watch is already on offer in certain markets under names such as the Mi Watch Lite, so we know what to expect from the watch.

First of all, the company, as part of its advert, has teased built-in GPS, 11 sports modes, sleep monitoring, breathing assist and heart rate monitoring. There will also be over 200 watch faces on offer.

In terms of the key specifications, the Redmi Watch features a 1.4-inch colour HD display with a resolution of 320*320 pixels with a 2.5D glass layer on top. The device is compatible with Xiaomi’s Mi Fit application.