Fire-Boltt brings launches three new smartwatches in India: Fire-Boltt Tank, Fire-Boltt Epic Plus and Fire-Boltt Rise | Digit

Fire-Boltt has announced the launch of three new smartphones that are available for purchase on Flipkart and Amazon. Prices start at ₹1199.

Fire-Boltt has announced the launch of three new smartwatches within the affordable segment. Talking about the launch, the Co-Founders, Arnav Kishore and Aayushi Kishore said “ “2022 has been a phenomenal year for Fire-Bolttt as we bagged the top slot in the Indian smartwatch market and became the fourth largest smartwatch brand globally*. This latest collection of smartwatches is an ode to our ever-expanding consumer base. All three smartwatches target the different segments of our consumers and have been carefully crafted to best suit their needs.”

Fire-Boltt Tank

The Fire-Boltt Tank sports a 1.85-inch HD display with a 240×280 resolution. It offers 123 sports modes, and an upgraded health suite with sp02 monitoring, heart rate monitoring, sleep monitoring, reminders to drink water, and more. It offers a 7-day battery (on normal usage) and 30 days of standby. The smartwatch offers camera control, has an alarm, in-built games, and over 100 watch faces. It is priced at ₹1999.

Fire-Boltt Epic Plus

The Fire-Boltt Epic Plus has a 1.83-inch Full Touch HD display. It offers an upgraded health suite that includes menstrual cycle tracking, SpO2 monitoring, and heart rate tracking. It also has 120 sports modes. Other features include camera control, weather update, and music control. It is priced at ₹1199

Fire-Boltt Rise

The Fire-Boltt Rise has a 1.85-inch HD display with a 240×280 pixel resolution. Its features include sleep monitoring, heart rate tracking, and SP02 monitoring, and it offers 123 sports modes. The smartphone lets users make calls, access weather updates, and control their cameras remotely.  It is priced at ₹1999.

The smartwatches are available to purchase on Flipkart and Amazon.

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