Previously, Realme India and Europe CEO Madhav Sheth revealed the company’s plans for the year 2021, in an interview. The company plans to focus on being a 5G leader and the realme TechLife for the upcoming year. Taking a step in the same direction, Realme India has announced the arrival of the Realme Smart Scale and the Realme Smart LED Bulb on March 24, 2021.
“Realme’s strategy in 2021 will be focused on two main things – being a ‘5G leader’ and ‘realme TechLife’. 5G is a key growth pillar for Realme this year,” Sheth said.” We will also be launching 5G smartphones across price segments and let everyone be future-ready in 2021.” – said Madhav Sheth.
The event will take place on March 24, 2021, at 7.30 PM in India on Realme’s official handles.
Realme Smart Scale
The Realme Smart Scale, which was previously launched in China, features a 6mm reinforced glass cover at the top and comes with a hidden LED display that is said to save power. The scale can measure weight up to a maximum of 350kgs with 50 grams precision.
It is also said to last up to a year without replacing the batteries, that is 365 days. There are two modes with the scale: a pet mode which lets users weigh their small pets like puppies, cats, or rabbits up to a maximum of 9.99 kgs. The scale can also weigh fruits, vegetables, and more.
Further, the Realme Scale features a BIA sensor that can measure the user’s body fat, muscle content, among other details by analysing bioelectric current information. Next, there’s support for real-time heart-rate monitoring and all the data can be accessed via the Realme Link app.
Realme Smart LED Bulb
The Realme Smart LED bulb was recently listed on Banggood, revealing its specifications. Going by the page listing, the Realme Smart LED Bulb carries the model number RMH2003, weighs at 140g, has a rated power rating of 9W with an input voltage of AC 120~250V. The poster advertises 1700K–6500K colour temperatures to match a range of moods and atmospheres, as support for up to 16 million colours. The lights can be controlled using either the Realme Link application, Google Home or Amazon Alexa.
The company claims that the Smart Bulb doesn’t emit potentially harmful blue light, protecting the eyes of the users. There’s a specially built-in dimmer chip that runs a custom algorithm to bring non-flickering light to protect vision.
You can read more about the Realme Smart LED Bulb here
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