The CULT Sprint smartwatch, created especially for runners and fitness fanatics, was just released by Cult. Sport. This expands its fitness tech capabilities, coming after the Forge XR. To find out more about this new watch, its features, and specs I urge you to read on.
CULT Sprint Smartwatch Specs And Features
The CULT Sprint has a sturdy Zing alloy case, an easy-to-read circular dial with a rotating crown, and a navigation button. The included L1 band GPS provides precise route monitoring, making it a crucial feature for runners. Accurate tracking and navigation are now possible. This is due to several global navigation systems (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Beidou), as well as integrated compass sensors.
With its huge 1.43-inch AMOLED display that you can further customize with watch faces, it provides a clear view. Notably, you can make calls straight from the watch because of the CULT Sprint’s capability for Bluetooth calling with a dial pad. In any weather, it is also IP68 water-resistant.
The wristwatch monitors heart rate, SpO2, steps, calories burnt, and sleep patterns. It also offers more than 110 sports modes in addition to timekeeping and GPS tracking. For more in-depth fitness insights, it additionally tracks fat burn, aerobic and anaerobic activity, and Vo2 Max.
With a single charge, the watch’s 300mAh battery can last up to seven days of use. The CULT Sprint is compatible with well-known fitness apps. Apps like Apple Health, Google Fit, and Strava. In addition, it pairs easily with the Cultsport Watch App.
Price And Availablity
During Amazon’s Prime Day launch on July 12th, the CULT Sprint is priced at Rs. 2,499 for Prime members and comes in Black, Sporty Green/Grey, Neon Green, and Black Fabric (with fabric strap). On Amazon.in, pre-orders are now available. The watch is only available in India for now, when the brand is released to the global market, we will notify you.
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