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Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar Specs Leaked; May Feature Incredibly Long 180-Day Battery Life

Not too long ago, the Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar appeared on the SIRIM database, suggesting that a launch is imminent. At the time, not a lot of information was available on the upcoming device beyond its possible design. Now, a new leak has revealed more details on the smartwatch, including it’s key specifications. This information […] The post Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar Specs Leaked; May Feature…

Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar Specs Leaked; May Feature Incredibly Long 180-Day Battery Life

The Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar smartwatch is reportedly set to launch soon, based on leaked information from a Spanish website. This durable outdoor watch features a titanium build and a sapphire crystal display, designed to withstand extreme temperatures from -30°C to 70°C. However, the main highlight of the watch is its solar-powered functionality, which is powered by two photovoltaic panels - one on the front and a larger one on the back made of ceramic glass.

This dual-panel setup allows for easy charging even when the watch is not in use, potentially extending the battery life significantly.

In terms of battery life, the leak suggests that the device can last 25 days in normal mode, 40 days in extreme outdoor mode, and an impressive 180 days in the best possible sunlight conditions. The device will feature a 1.3-inch AMOLED display with peak brightness of 3,000 nits, physical buttons, and a built-in LED flashlight with boost mode for nighttime use.

Other features include heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring, a training balance, weather and barometric pressure alerts, and support for six satellite systems for accurate GPS tracking. As this is still a leak, these details should be taken with a pinch of salt, and the release date of the Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar remains uncertain.

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