While in Europe (as well as in other parts of the world excluding China) we are waiting for the new smartband Xiaomi Mi Band 5 in global version, here comes news about an unpublished product from the house Huami. You will certainly know that it is this brand, leader in the wearables sector, that produces the smartband for Xiaomi but it doesn't stop there. The very successful products of the series Amazfit, Or the SmartWatch of the aforementioned company, they will soon see a new entry that will keep the latest company company Ares. His name should be Zepp E (in code Onyx) and will be dedicated to sportsmen even if the design suggests otherwise.
A new sports smartwatch arriving for Amazfit: his name is Zepp E (Onyx) and we have the very first images that immortalize him
Contrary to what the source claims, the design of this Amazfit Zepp E (Onyx) it doesn't suggest one at all sports smartwatch. Despite this it will be a real sportwatch. Let's see together the first images that immortalize him in his simplicity.
Final design of Amazfit Zepp E (Onyx)
As we can see, two strap colors will be available: skin color e black. Probably, given the sporty nature of these smartwatches, the material that will compose them will not be in leather but in silicone. The design of the dial resembles that of the Xiaomi Mi Watch Color which we talked about not many days ago: in fact, it seems that he too will arrive, hoping with the standard Mi Watch, in the European market although will change name.
But back to ours Amazfit Zepp-E, we want to underline one thing: maybe, but just maybe, this smartwatch will have a different name because Zepp is the name of a brand purchased some time ago by Huami. There are actually two options: either Huami will release one new series of smart watches under the name of Zepp, alongside it to Amazfit, or the name will be different and maybe its own Onyx
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Zepp E (Onyx) Face Shape and Sensors
Under the dial we see the presence of four sensors which, according to the source, would be able to measure the blood oxygen level. In this regard, we remind you that we will probably find this feature also on the future Xiaomi Mi Band 5 Pro. Again according to the words of the source that you find at the end of the article, the device you will be able to count on water resistance up to 50 m depth (5 ATM).
Clearly this is not official news and it is necessary to take them with due caution. But one thing is certain: Huami it doesn't stop and the climb as king brand of wearables continues at a relentless pace.
Source | AndroidTR
Through | Xiaomiaddicts
