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OnePlus fitness band with SpO2 monitor, four-day battery life to launch in India today at 11 am
The OnePlus fitness band has also been confirmed to offer a 4-day battery life and feature 13 dedicated exercise modes.

Last week, OnePlus India confirmed that its upcoming fitness band will feature an SpO2 monitor, which will allow users to track their blood oxygen levels. OnePlus has also confirmed that the fitness band will launch in India today, 11 January, at 11 am IST. There will be no live streaming for the fitness band's launch, however, you can head to the dedicated landing page for the OnePlus band on Amazon India to be notified when the fitness band is launched."Staying safe just became easier. With the SpO2 monitor built in our newest device, you can be confident that you are healthy and at peak performance throughout the day," read the post by OnePlus India on Twitter.Amazon's landing page for the band also reveals that it will feature a 4-day battery life and 13 dedicated exercise modes.[caption id="attachment_9181031" align="alignright" width="1280"]
A teaser of the OnePlus fitness band[/caption]The OnePlus band is also expected to feature a sleep tracker. Users can also connect the fitness band to their phones and listen to music.The smartband will sport dual-colour style and is dust-resistant. It will have a real-time heart rate tracker. The OnePlus band is water resistant and can be worn while swimming.The companion app of OnePlus Band will be called OnePlus Health. The app will enable users to stay connected with their bands along with incorporating commands. The OnePlus Band will come with a black strap out of the box and the other colour bands will be sold separately.The OnePlus Band is expected to feature a 1.1-inch AMOLED display and will reportedly support 5 ATM. It is expected to be priced within Rs 3,000.
A teaser of the OnePlus fitness band[/caption]The OnePlus band is also expected to feature a sleep tracker. Users can also connect the fitness band to their phones and listen to music.The smartband will sport dual-colour style and is dust-resistant. It will have a real-time heart rate tracker. The OnePlus band is water resistant and can be worn while swimming.The companion app of OnePlus Band will be called OnePlus Health. The app will enable users to stay connected with their bands along with incorporating commands. The OnePlus Band will come with a black strap out of the box and the other colour bands will be sold separately.The OnePlus Band is expected to feature a 1.1-inch AMOLED display and will reportedly support 5 ATM. It is expected to be priced within Rs 3,000.First Published:Jan 11, 2021, 10:32:51 IST
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