As per the latest information, Blitz will be equipped with the original Samsung heartrate monitor sensor. It should be perfect for monitoring even the strenuous sport activities with static deviations +/- 3 BPM and dynamic +/- 5 BPM.
This incredible Smartwatch will also have GPS functions included, which can localize the user and guide him to his destination without having to touch his smartphone at any time.
Finally it will also have 3G / 2G connection. What this actually means is that the Zeblaze can function independently of phone. You can leave your smartphone at home in case you just want to receive a minimum notifications of calls or instant messages.
In addition to its functional features, Zeblaze Blitz will have a 1.3 inch display screen with a resolution of 360 x 360 pixels. Its semi-reflective technology will help viewing the screen in sunlight. Inside the watch we will find the MT6580 quad core 1.3 GHz processor to the GPU Mali 400, 512 MB of RAM and 4 GB of internal storage, so this smartwatch will have a very good power.
So all looks good about this smartwatch, but still we do not have a very important information about its price. So stay tuned as we will keep you updated.
3G/2G Network
It will also have 3G / 2G connection, this means that the Zeblaze can function independently of phone and also means that you can leave at home your Smartphone and go out alone with your Smartwatch if you want to make a day of athletics and just want to receive a minimum notifications of calls or instant messages. This is ideal to disconnect a little of social networks and enjoy more of the day.
Samsung heart rate sensor
In addition to these features, its heart rate sensor based on Samsung chips ensures highly accurate heart reading, allowing us to be certain that this is the performance of our dear friend, the heart, a very important point for people with heart problems and that the current Smartwatch market quite disappointed them by the mistaken and inaccurate heart readings.
This chip also allows the user to have a history of performance, so you can evaluate objectively whether it is time to visit the doctor, or if the contrary is not necessary.
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