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Realme fitness band leaked as Madhav Sheth is spotted wearing one

The existence of Realme fitness band was confirmed by Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth during his latest #AskMadhav episode. He confirmed that the product will be launched in India next month. Ahead of the launch, the company seems to be testing out the product as Mr Sheth has been spotted wearing one. 

One of the Beebom officials spotted Sheth wearing the Realme fitness band at the Spanish Visa centre in Delhi. The photo reveals a band that has a yellow colour strap and a large curved display panel. However, the display is turned off so we cannot tell whether the wearable sports a colour display or not. While the launch of the fitness tracker is just around the corner, very little is known about it. It is expected to be priced aggressively to compete with the Mi Band series.

As for expected specs and features, the Realme fitness band is said to come with the regular steps and calorie counting features, alongside sleep tracking as well. We do not know if the band has an integrated heart rate monitoring feature yet. The different types of sports modes that will be integrated are unknown as well. All we know for sure is that the band is releasing in the upcoming weeks. Hence the company is expected to start teasing its arrival soon.



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