Huami Amazfit GTR will be made available for Rs 10,000 from September 12.
It will be sold through Flipkart and Myntra.
The Huami Amazfit GTR is touted to last up to 24-days with normal use, and up to 74 days in basic watch mode.
Huami has launched the Amazfit GTR smartwatch in India. It will go on sale starting September 12. The smartwatch will be made available through Flipkart and Myntra for Rs 10,000. Huami has partnered with PR Innovations to market and distribute the Amazfit GTR in India.
The Amazfit GTR features a 1.39-inch AMOLED display with 326PPI pixel density. It has Corning Gorilla Glass 3 for protection. The smartwatch comes with 5 ATM water resistance. It has 12 distinct modes, including walking, running, swimming, climbing, skiing, and more. The smartwatch comes with GPS+GLONASS, BioTracker PPG for 24-hour uninterrupted accurate heart rate monitoring, sedentary reminder, all-day health monitoring, sleep analysis and more.
The Amazfit GTR 47.2mm comes in Stainless Steel and Aluminium casing with a brown leather strap. It features unique characteristics like BioTracker PPG optical heart rate sensor, 6-axis acceleration sensor, 3-axis Geomagnetic sensor, Pressure sensor, Ambient Light sensor, 50 meters water-resistant, and more.
The Amazfit GTR weighs 36g (aluminium alloy), 48g (stainless steel), and 40g (titanium metal). It has a 410mAh LiPo battery, which the company claims can last up to 24 days with normal use, and up to 74 days in basic watch mode.
Commenting on the launch Mark Mao, Vice President of Overseas Business, Huami said, “We have recently received an overwhelming response around the launch of Amazfit Bip Lite and Verge Lite from the Indian market. To continue the momentum among the Indian customers, we are elated to announce the launch of the most awaited product line – Amazfit GTR. It is one of our latest innovations in the smartwatch wearable categories with a distinctive and stylish look and display. The Amazfit GTR is equipped with some exciting advanced functionalities for fitness as well as fashion-conscious millennials. The Indian market has always accepted us with great trust, and we are looking forward to receiving the same healthy response from the market again.”
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