Fastrack launches 'Fastrack Reflex', a wearable aimed at youth for Rs 1,995
Fastrack, a youth-oriented brand by Titan has launched a new wearable in the market today. 'Fastrack Reflex', the new wearable by the company is aimed at the youth with its affordable price and design.
Fastrack, a youth-oriented brand by Titan has launched a new wearable in the market today. 'Fastrack Reflex', the new wearable by the company is aimed at the youth with its affordable price and design. It is priced at Rs 1,995. Reflex comes months after Titan launched Juxt Pro smartwatch in the market.Fastrack claims that the unique design of the wearable from the current ones in the market along with textured build will pull in the crowd to buy it and use it at length. Reflex will be available in Titan and Fastrack stores starting today in different colours with each band coming in a combination of two colours. The companion app for the band is available for both iOS and Android smartphone users.Reflex shows notifications for calls, messages and alarms in addition to the number of steps that you have taken and the calories burnt, distance covered, a stopwatch, the percentage of goal you achieved in the day along with the basic functions of time, date and battery level. One thing to note is that the watch is only splash resistant without being fully waterproof.Fastrack Reflex can run for 12-15 days on singe change depending on the usage scenario and it comes with a standard USB port sticking out which can help the user change it using any standard USB port or adaptor. Reflex is priced at Rs 1,995 so that more and more youngsters can buy it without burning a hole in their pocket on a wearable. The price puts it in direct competition with the popular Xiaomi Mi Band 2. We will do a detailed comparison of the two wearable devices so we will reserve the verdict of what is better for the comparison.

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