Realme Watch 2 Design and Specs Revealed by FCC Listing
The Realme Watch marked the company’s entry into the smartwatch segment back in May earlier last year. It was Realme’s first smartwatch and has since been followed by theRealme Watch S and S Pro. The Chinese company is now gearing up to launch its second-gen smartwatches. The Realme Watch 2 and Watch 2 Pro were spotted in the Realme Link app code last week. And today, the Realme Watch 2 has been spotted at the FCC. It reveals everything there is to know about the smartwatch, from the design to its complete specifications.
Realme Watch 2: Design & Features
As per theFCC documents, the watch carries the model number RMW2008. It has the exact same design as its predecessor. You have a square-shaped dial with a button on the right edge. The strap now seems to have thecompany’s “Dare to Leap” motto engraved on it. Realme has already added the slogan to the rear panel of its flashy phones in the past.
As seen in the real-life image above, Realme Watch 2 will retain thesquare-shaped LCD displayon the front. It appears to be the same touch screen with huge bezels all-around as its predecessor. The underneath has sensors for heart rate tracking,SpO2 (blood oxygen) monitoring, sleep tracking, and more. The watch will also support multiple sport modes, meditation mode, music controls, and notifications among other things.
Realme Watch 2: Specifications
The FCC listing includes the user manual for the Realme Watch 2 as well. It not only gives us a close look at the design (official render, pictured above) but also the entire specs sheet.
The Realme Watch 2 features the same 1.4-inch TFT display with a 320 x 320-pixel resolution as the original watch. It is bigger in size though andhouses a massive 305mAh battery, which is almost double the battery size of the original.
You can check out the complete specs sheet for Realme Watch 2 right here:
Currently, there is no official word or leak for when the Realme Watch 2 will launch. It should arrive sometime later this year but it doesn’t bring any major upgrades over its predecessor. We will keep you updated on more details, so stay tuned.
Anmol
Getting my start with technology journalism back in 2016, I have been working in the industry for over 7 years. Currently, as the Editor of Beebom, I’m leading the coverage on the website. While my expertise lies in Android, Windows, and the apps world, find me reading manga, watching anime, and playing Apex in my free time.
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