SAMSUNG SM-R220NZKAXAR Galaxy Fit2 1.1" AMOLED fitness band Black
- Android / IOS
- Black
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Tracks multiple sports, monitors heart rate, blood pressure and blood oxygen, and delivers smart reminders on a 1.28 inch IP67 waterproof touchscreen with magnetic charging
The ZOSKVEE ZL02D is a wrist-worn wearable with a 1.28 inch touch display and IP67 water resistance. It targets users who want basic health metrics and smartphone notifications on a metal-bodied device that charges magnetically.
Internal storage of 64 MB holds firmware and limited activity logs while the 200 mAh lithium cell powers the 240 pixel screen and sensors. Continuous heart-rate, blood-oxygen or GPS-heavy sports tracking will drain the battery faster than light step-counting and occasional alerts.
The bundled magnetic cable removes the need for fiddly pins and the dual input method lets users navigate menus by touch or a physical button. No extra straps, docking stations or proprietary software discs are included in the package.
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