Amazfit to launch its first premium smartwatch Zepp Z in India on July 20, price and specifications
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Amazfit so far has only launched budget and mid-range smartwatches in India. Zepp Z will be the company's first premium smartwatch.
Popular wearables brand Amazfit is all set to launch its first premium smartwatch in India. The company announced that it would launch Amazfit Zepp Z in India on July 20. Amazfit so far has only launched budget and mid-range smartwatches in India. However, in order to commemorate 3-year anniversary in India, Amazfit will launch Zepp Z under its sub-brand, Zepp. The company claims that Zepp has used high-quality materials to create an elegant premium smartwatch. It comes with various features and 15-day battery life. Talking about its smartwatches, Amazfit Director, South Asia said, “Smartwatches have unquestionably taken a rational share in the market. People either want a watch that does more than only showing time or helps them stay fit. Keeping our end users' necessities into consideration, we are introducing them to a productive yet ideal personal assistant who understands your privacy and assists you to get through the day without being intrusive. Amazfit has won various international top-tier design awards for its exemplary design and craftsmanship. Our team is working hard, designing technologies that will have a significantly larger, effective and flawless unification into the life of the regular customer.”
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