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Slim 1.43" AMOLED calling smartwatch with Gorilla Glass, IP68 protection and up to 14 days of battery.
1.43" AMOLED at 466×466 (326 ppi) with Gorilla Glass
Peak brightness 1000 nits with always-on display
Slim 10.3mm body weighing only 21.3g with strap
260mAh battery — up to 14 days in saver mode
Up to 365 minutes of continuous Bluetooth calling
IP68 resistance, 100+ sports modes, Bluetooth BLE 5.3
The slimmest and lightest AMOLED watch Zeblaze makes — 10.3mm thick and 21.3 grams with the strap on. Compare it across our smartwatches.
At 21.3 grams including the strap this is genuinely light, and that decides two things: whether you keep it on overnight for sleep tracking, and whether you notice it by the end of a working day. A heavy watch comes off, and a watch that comes off collects no data. Combined with a 10.3mm case it sits close to the wrist rather than catching on cuffs, which is the other reason people quietly stop wearing a smartwatch.
Six hours of continuous Bluetooth calling from a 260mAh cell. Most manufacturers publish standby and typical-use figures and stay silent on calling, which is the single most power-hungry thing a watch does. Having it stated lets you judge whether wrist calling is practical for you rather than a feature you try twice. Battery is quoted three ways — 14 days in saver mode, 7 typical, 5 heavy — which is more candid than a single flattering number.
Same 1.43-inch AMOLED at 466 × 466 and 1000 nits. The Btalk 3 GPS adds built-in satellite positioning and a second strap, at 26.2g and 10.9mm. This one has no GPS but is lighter and slimmer. If you run or cycle and want real routes without a phone, take the GPS model; otherwise take this.
Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh with an official warranty — the term is in the specification above and our warranty policy explains how a claim works.
| Type | Calling smartwatch |
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| Display | 1.43" AMOLED, 466 × 466, 326 ppi |
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| Brightness | Up to 1000 nits |
| Always-on display | Yes |
| Glass | Corning Gorilla Glass |
| Sports modes | 100+ |
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| Sensors | Heart rate Blood oxygen |
| Battery | 260mAh |
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| Battery life | 14 days saver / 7 days typical / 5 days heavy |
| Continuous calling | Up to 365 minutes |
| Charging time | Approx. 1.5 hours |
| Bluetooth | BLE 5.3 |
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| Dimensions | 45.2 × 46.6 × 10.3 mm |
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| Weight | 21.3g with strap |
| Water resistance | IP68 |
| Warranty | 6 months official |
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It decides whether you keep it on overnight for sleep tracking and whether you notice it by evening. A heavy watch comes off, and a watch that comes off collects no data. At 21.3 grams this is genuinely light.
It is Zeblaze's stated figure for continuous Bluetooth calling, and publishing it at all is unusual — calling is the most power-hungry thing a watch does. It lets you judge whether wrist calling is practical rather than a novelty.
Same AMOLED display on both. The GPS model adds satellite positioning and a second strap at 26.2g. This one has no GPS but is lighter and slimmer. Real route tracking against everyday comfort.
No. IP68 covers dust, rain, handwashing and brief shallow immersion. Swimming needs a 5ATM rating or better — the Stratos models in Zeblaze's range carry that if pool tracking is what you want.
Less than you would expect, because AMOLED unlit pixels draw no power — a mostly-black face costs very little. It does still shorten the 14-day saver figure toward the 7-day typical one, which is why both are stated.
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