SAMSUNG SM-R220NZKAXAR Galaxy Fit2 1.1" AMOLED fitness band Black
- Android / IOS
- Black
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Tracks steps, heart rate and sleep on a 1.28-inch IPS display with IP68 water resistance and up to seven days of battery life
The ZOSKVEE E15 is a wrist-worn smartwatch with a 1.28 inch IPS touchscreen and IP68 water resistance. It tracks steps, heart rate and sleep while pushing notifications from a paired phone. A 200 mAh battery delivers about seven days of use or up to 25 days on standby.
This watch fits users who want basic activity counting, sleep insights and call or message alerts on a compact 240 x 240 display. It lacks built-in GPS, third-party app support and advanced training analytics, so athletes needing detailed pace or route data should look at dedicated sports watches.
The 1.28 inch IPS panel with 240 by 240 pixel resolution sets the readability and UI density for every function. If you require a larger face, higher pixel density or an always-on AMOLED display, this screen specification makes the E15 the wrong choice.
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