Ambrane, a tech company in India, has launched two new durable smartwatches – the Wise Crest and the Wise Stud. These smartwatches are designed to withstand tough conditions and are built to last. The Wise Crest model features a sporty appearance with a 1.39-inch round LucidDisplay that boasts a 360×360 pixel screen resolution and 500 nits of brightness. The Wise Stud model, on the other hand, has a square-shaped 1.85-inch LucidDisplay with a 240×284 resolution and 500 nits of brightness.
Both watches are made with a sturdy metal build and offer users more than 100 watch faces to choose from. In addition, the smartwatches come equipped with AI watch faces that can help you match your outfits perfectly.
Bluetooth calling is supported by the Ambrane Wise Crest and Wise Stud thanks to an integrated microphone and amplifier. The smartwatches have the ability to view call logs as well as initiate calls.
A heart rate sensor, an oxygen saturation sensor, a sleep monitor, and a period tracker are among the health tools. Blood pressure can also be measured with the Smart Crest. You can monitor your steps, calories burned, and distance while also enabling breath training. You can choose from more than 100 sports modes. Both the watches are built with durable materials that make them resistant to water and dust with an IP68 rating.
One of the most notable features of these smartwatches is the impressive battery life, which can last up to 10 days. Additionally, they allow for easy access to smart notifications, weather updates, camera and music controls, and even voice assistance through Google Assistant or Siri. The Wise Stud also includes inbuilt games, providing an added entertainment value for users.
The Ambrane Wise Crest and the Wise Stud can both be purchased for Rs 1,999 during their initial release on Amazon and the business’s website. They compete with smartwatches like the Fire-Boltt Cobra, boAt Wave Armor, and others.
The Wise Stud is available in Black and Blue, while the Wise Crest is offered in Black and Green.
