News India Live, Digital Desk: Nowadays there is a flood of smartwatches in the market. From high street brands to big names, everyone is claiming that their watches are the best. But when we have just Rs 2000 in our pocket, we often live in fear that the money might be lost. Amidst this dilemma, Redmi has launched its new ‘Redmi Watch Move’. I have taken a closer look at it, and if you are thinking of buying it, wait, understand these things first.
How is its condition at first glance?
To be honest, when you hold it in your hand, it does not give that ‘cheap plastic watch’ feeling. Its design is quite clean and modern. When tied on your hand, it feels very light, so much so that you may not even remember that you are wearing anything. Its strap is soft, which is a good thing for those people who suffer from itching due to sweating during gym or exercise.
Display and brightness
The display of watches in this budget often becomes blurry in sunlight. But Redmi has worked hard here. Its screen is quite bright and the colors look vibrant. If you try to read the message while standing outside in the afternoon sun, you will not need to squint your eyes. Yes, the bezels may be a bit big, but you can’t expect a completely bezel-less screen in under Rs 2000!
Will it tell the true condition of your health?
Look, what is true must be said clearly – whether it is a watch or an Apple Watch worth Rs 50,000, always trust the doctor’s machine for the medical report. But Redmi Watch Move definitely gives an idea of your step count, heart rate and sleep. These basic figures can be very useful for gym goers or morning walkers.
Battery – the real solace lies here
The biggest headache of a smartwatch is charging it every day. Thankfully that is not the case with this one. Once charged, it lasts for more than a week with normal use. This means the hassle of finding the charger again and again is over.
Will there be some shortcomings?
Absolutely are. Its software may seem a little slow sometimes. If you swipe too fast, you might experience a slight lag. Also, don’t expect heavy features or third-party apps here. This is a ‘simple and solid’ watch, not a ‘mini computer’.
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