Fire-Boltt has introduced its new smartwatch, the Oracle, which brings 4G LTE connectivity as well as Android OS, which allows users to download Android apps from the Google Play Store. This watch follows in the footsteps of the Fire-Boltt Dream, which launched with an Android 8.1 operating system and was essentially a small-sized smartphone.
The design of the Oracle features a square dial, featuring a rotating crown, and a function button for ease of use. It offers several strap options, including denim, silicone, ocean band, and metal.
On the specification side, the Oracle comes with a 1.96-inch HD screen, 2GB RAM, and 16GB of storage, along with GPS and Wi-Fi connectivity. It also provides access to Google Suite, making various applications easily accessible from the wrist. The smartwatch is powered by a 700mAh battery, which the brand claims is capable of lasting up to 36 hours on light use and up to 8 hours on more intensive use.
For those interested in health and fitness, the Oracle includes features like continuous heart rate monitoring and various sports modes as part of Fire-Boltt’s Health Suite.
Available in a variety of colors, including Black-Chrome and Cloud-Whisper, the Fire-Boltt Oracle is offered at an introductory price of Rs. 4999 on the Fire-Boltt website.
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