Galaxy Watch FE will be available in black, pink gold, and silver colours offered in 40mm size
Samsung, one of the world’s largest producers of electronic devices has introduced the Galaxy Watch FE, its maiden Fan Edition smartphone centring on health and fitness features. It was slated for launch in the summer of this year, the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE is packed with advanced health monitoring features, including blood pressure monitoring and electrocardiogram (ECG). Moreover, Samsung said that the smartwatch will support over 100 workout modes.
Galaxy Watch FE will be available in black, pink gold, and silver colours offered in 40mm size. It costs starting at $199 (approx. Rs 16000 ) and will come with new watch bands, featuring blue and orange stitching, with a one-click mechanism for easy replacement. The smartwatch will feature Sapphire Crystal glass for durability.
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According to the reports, Samsung said the Galaxy Watch FE will sport the company’s BioActive Sensor, which enables a suite of health monitoring features. The Galaxy Watch FE will support sleep monitoring functionality to deliver sleep pattern analysis and sleep coaching. Other health features include blood pressure monitoring and electrocardiogram (ECG).
The smartwatch will also aid in heart rate monitoring capabilities that offer heart rate alerts when high or low heart rates are detected. These capabilities enable monitoring Irregular Heart Rhythm Notification (IHRN) features that check heart rhythms suggestive of atrial fibrillation (Afib).
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Samsung Galaxy Watch FE will offer more than 100 different workout modes and will come with features such as running analysis and a “Personalized Heart Rate Zone” for users to better evaluate their performance. The smartwatch will also come with a “Body Composition” feature, which it said will offer comprehensive body and fitness data as indicators to record progress.
(With inputs from Business Standard)
