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1.43-inch AMOLED at 466 × 466 pixels
Curved tempered glass with anti-fingerprint coating
SpO2, 24/7 heart rate with abnormal-rate alerts
Stress and sleep tracking, cycle logging
Bluetooth 5.3, 240mAh battery
IP67 water resistance
The V73 is the budget end of COLMI's AMOLED line, and it keeps the part that matters — a 1.43-inch 466 × 466 panel under curved tempered glass — while trimming elsewhere. If you want a sharp display and continuous health tracking without paying for GPS and a metal case, this is the trade being made. See the rest of our smartwatches.
1.43 inches of AMOLED at 466 × 466 pixels, curved to sit naturally on the wrist, with an anti-fingerprint coating on the tempered glass. On a device you touch dozens of times a day, that coating is a more noticeable feature than it sounds — smudges show badly on a black AMOLED panel.
Blood oxygen measurement, all-day heart rate with abnormal-rate warnings, stress level readings, sleep tracking and menstrual cycle logging. Treat all of it as trend data rather than medical measurement — a consumer wrist sensor tells you whether something changed, not what your clinical numbers are.
A JL7012A6S processor with 578KB of RAM and 128Mb of storage runs the watch, connecting over Bluetooth 5.3. The 240mAh battery is modest, so expect several days rather than the two weeks a low-resolution LCD watch manages — that is the cost of an AMOLED panel this sharp. IP67 covers dust and brief immersion, so rain and handwashing are not a concern.
Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh. Warranty terms are listed in the specification above, and our warranty policy explains the claim process. Cash on delivery is available nationwide.
| Model | V73 |
|---|---|
| Type | Bluetooth smartwatch |
| Processor | JL7012A6S |
| Memory | 578KB RAM 128Mb ROM |
| Screen | 1.43-inch AMOLED |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 466 × 466 pixels |
| Glass | Curved tempered glass, anti-fingerprint coating |
| Monitoring | Blood oxygen (SpO2) 24/7 heart rate with abnormal-rate alerts |
|---|---|
| Tracking | Stress levels Sleep Menstrual cycle |
| Capacity | 240mAh |
|---|
| Bluetooth version | 5.3 |
|---|
| Water resistance | IP67 |
|---|---|
| Colours | Black Gold Pink |
Treat it as trend data. A wrist sensor is good at telling you that something changed — your resting heart rate rose, your sleep got worse — and is not a substitute for a clinical measurement. Do not use it to diagnose anything.
The 240mAh cell is modest, so expect several days rather than a fortnight. A sharp AMOLED panel costs battery; watches quoting two weeks generally use a dimmer, lower-resolution LCD.
Dust and brief immersion in shallow water. Rain, handwashing and sweat are all fine. It is not a swimming rating — for laps you want an ATM figure instead.
The watch monitors heart rate continuously and warns you if it goes unusually high or low while you are at rest. It is a prompt to pay attention, not a diagnosis — see a doctor if it happens repeatedly.
No. The V73 relies on your phone for location, so distance on outdoor runs is only tracked while your phone is with you. If you want to leave the phone behind, choose a watch with built-in GPS.
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