With the launch of Ninja Pro Max – an ultra-thin smartwatch with 2.5D curved glass design, India’s fastest growing wearable brand Fire-Boltt has expanded its Ninja portfolio and made a bold fashion statement in the segment. Ninja Pro Max in itself is an extensive range of timepieces in eight different vibrant-yet-elegant colour variants – Black, Yellow, Blue, Champagne Gold, Pink Gold, Red Navy, Rose Gold and Olive. The smartwatch sports a large 1.6” full HD display and has a thickness of just 9.5mm, making it eye catching as well as the sleekest in the segment while a skin-friendly silicone strap makes the timepiece extremely comfortable to wear on the wrist. Fire-Boltt Ninja Pro Max is currently available exclusively on Flipkart at an introductory price of just Rs 1,899.
“All the colour variants of Ninja Pro Max have been chosen diligently to suit different personalities, who like to wear their style on wrist. Besides advanced display technology and elegantly-designed shape, the IP67 waterproof smartwatch comes loaded with as many as 27 built-in sports modes that automatically recognize different activities, extract data to analyze heart rate changes during exercise and provide dynamic information such as steps, distance, time and calories etc. The data thus sourced is saved to give a more holistic picture of one’s fitness level,” said Fire-Boltt co-founders Aayushi and Arnav Kishore.
They further said that the users would be able to grasp their physical state and firmly control their health with Ninja Pro Max, as it measures blood oxygen level, monitors heart rate & blood pressure, tracks sleep and has an in-built feature for meditative breathing. Adding other lifestyle elements are smart notifications wherein various app messages can be directly pushed to the watch. It is equipped with a large capacity 200mAh battery providing 8 days of normal usage and 30 days of standby time.
Notably, Ninja Pro Max is an addition to Fire-Boltt’s existing Ninja range of smartwatches, comprising Ninja, Ninja 2 and Ninja 2 Max.
