KhoiAfriwatch1 Series Health & Fitness Smartwatch with Extras
R1,699
About
Khoi is an African technology business offering that specialises in consumer electronics and related software services.
Khoi Tech (Pty) Ltd was established in August 2020 and undertook extensive research and development with leading international OEMs to offer high-quality consumer electronics and related software services.
The Afriwatch1 model focuses on health functionalities and offers other beneficial smartwatch features. Developed using world-class leading technologies.
Khoi Tech (Pty) Ltd introduces smartwatches that help users to enhance their lives through innovative features and services.
Our premier model is Khoi Afriwatch1. It offers innovative life-saving health features and a variety of useful features for sports, fitness, wellness, safety and ease of communication.
Khoi Afriwatch1 smartwatches are made of world-class components and technologies to offer high-quality products and services. They are beautifully designed, quality crafted, comfortable to wear and have long battery life.
Afriwatch1 has been tested and certified by Icasa and comes with a one-year guarantee.
Product Features
- 24/7 Heart Rate Tracking
- Temperature Monitoring
- All-Day SpO2 Detection
- Breathing Training
- Activity Tracking
- Exercise Reports
- Sleep Quality Measure
- Stress Detection
- Supports 12 Sports modes
- Waterproof ip68
- Messages
- Timer & Stop Watch
Product Specifications
- Comes with Black Strap, Black Case, and an extra Blue Strap
- Display: 1.65" HD Touch
- Weight: 18 g
- Dimensions Watch face (L x W x H): 44mm x 34mm x 10.8mm
- Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 25cm x 3cm x 1cm
- Wrist Size: 150mm - 240mm
- Battery: 170mAh Li-polymer battery
- App: Zeroner Health Pro
- 12-month warranty
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