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Xiaomi is working on their own smartwatch

It looks like Xiaomi wants to join in the smartwatch arms race, with plans to take on Apple in this new product category according to a report from Chinese tech news site 36Krypton that is.

The report states that the Xiaomi smartwatch will sport a round dial and a brushed metal design, which doesn’t sound too much unlike the Moto 360. The watch is also said to offer pulse wave velocity identification which is a measure against arterial stiffness or the rate at which pressure waves move down the vessel. The Chinese company is also reportedly working on a successor to the Mi Band as well.

Details are quite sparse at the moment but given that it’s a Xiaomi device we can expect it to have a pretty affordable price-tag.

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Sirap Bandung

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