NtechVeryfit ID128C Fitness Tracker Smart Watch with Heartrate Monitor
R599
About
The Veryfit ID128C is the ultimate affordable fitness tracker, packed with tons of features!
Product Features
- IP68 water-resistant, sweatproof and dust-proof
- 0.96 inch TFT LCD colour screen, single touch
- 24-hour heart rate monitoring
- Blood pressure monitoring
- Sleep monitoring
- Calorie counter
- Pedometer
- Multi-sport mode (default 3 types: walking, running, cycling; 11 APP configurable sports options):
- Push notifications – Whatsapp, SMS, WeChat, QQ, Email, Calendar, LINE, VIBER, Skype
- Reminders - Sedentary, Call, Alarm, Targets
- Photo Control
- Bright Screen Adjustment
- 90mAh polymer lithium battery, supports USB direct charge, charging time 1-2 hours, battery life 7 days.
Product Specifications
- Screen size: 0.96 in
- Screen type: TFT LCD colour screen
- Control button: single touch
- Bluetooth connection: BLE4.0
- iOS: iOS 8.0 or higher
- Android: Android 4.4 or above
- Working voltage: 4.35V
- Battery capacity: 90mAh
- Battery type: polymer lithium battery
- Charging method: USB direct charge
- Charging time: 1~2 hours
- Lifetime: 7 days
- Dustproof and waterproof grade: IP68
- Bracelet size: about 240*20*13mm/9.45*0.79*0.51in (L x W x H)
- Bracelet weight: about 23g
- Host material: PC+ABS
- Wristband material: TPU
- Wireless distance: about 5m/16.4ft. (inclusive) -10m/32.81ft. (inclusive)
- Product language and manual: supports six languages (English, Japanese, Italian, German, French, Spanish)
What's in the box
- 1*smart watch
- 1*charging cable
- 1*user manual
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We're joking. Obviously.
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Coming up with a write up for the simple sake of a write up does, however, become difficult when we're staring complete lack of creativity right in the face. But apparently asking management to cancel all the deals for the day isn't a viable fix.
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