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Realme Band and Watch have arrived in Malaysia, priced from RM129

Realme Malaysia has unveiled its latest range of accessories for the local market. This includes the Realme Band and Realme Watch, its first fitness band and smartwatch.

Pricing and availability

Below is the official Malaysian pricing for the new wearables:

Realme Band – RM129
Realme Watch – RM299

As a flash sale promo, the Realme Watch will be going for RM249 on Shopee during a flash sale that’s happening on 12th of June. Meanwhile, the Realme Band can be yours for RM79 during the Shopee flash sale that’s happening on 22nd and 23rd of June.

Realme Band

The Realme Band is one of the most affordable fitness bands available in the market and it is slightly cheaper than the Mi Band 4 and Honor Band 5. It has a 0.96″ colour display that pushes a resolution of 80×160 pixels. The fitness band has a built-in heart-rate sensor, 3-axis accelerometer as well as IP68-rated dust and water resistance.

The Realme Band has a 90mAh battery that is rated to last up to 10 days on a single charge. Instead of charging with a charging cable, the Band has an integrated USB connector that allows you to charge the band directly to a powered USB port.

Realme Watch

The Realme Watch is an affordable Apple Watch clone that boasts a week-long battery life. It has a 1.4″ LCD touch-screen that has a resolution of 320×320 pixels. The Watch has 12 built-in watch faces and it comes with detachable watch bands with a quick-release mechanism.

Apart from fitness tracking, the watch also supports phone notifications from popular apps such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Gmail and TikTok. You can also use it to control your music playback and it will also allow you to control Realme’s Smart IoT products after it receives an OTA update.

Despite its low price tag, it still has a heart-rate and SpO2 sensor, and IP68-rated dust and water resistance. The Realme Watch connects via Bluetooth 5.0 but there’s no built-in GPS.

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