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Spice Smart Pulse M-9010: Dual sim enabled SmartWatch with Calling and Browsing

                           Spice just launched the Spice Smart Pulse M-9010, the company’s first smartwatch with built-in Dual SIM support for phone functionality. It has a 1.5-inch touch screen display that would let you easily read and write SMS and also browse web. It can also be paired with Android smartphones to receive notifications, receive calls, view call logs, read and write SMS, remote camera capture and music streaming. Spice would also offer an Android APK for Android smartphones for Bluetooth notification.


Spice Smart Pulse M 9010

        As you can see in the images, it has Android-like buttons for menu, home and back, but it runs on proprietary OS.
Commenting on the launch, T M Ramakrishnan, CEO – Devices, Spice Retail Limited said
The Smart Pulse is innovative for its dual sim functionality, utilitarian for its Bluetooth pairing and fashionable for the changeable wrist bands that come with it, a unique feature for this category. We, at Spice, gladly announce the take-off of the country’s first wearable device in the category which will act as a second screen for your android phones and enhances your existing smartphone’s functionality as well. Being the first, among the domestic players, in the Indian market to launch a sim-enabled wearable device, Spice continues to stimulate demand in the market through its product innovations.
Spice Smart Pulse M-9010 specifications
  • 1.5-inch (240 x 320 pixels) touchscreen display
  • Audio and video player
  • Dual SIM (2G + 2G)
  • Digital camera
  • Make and Receive calls
  • Phonebook capacity: 300 + storage on SIM cards
  • Expandable memory up to 8GB
  • Supports English and Hindi languages
  • FM Radio
  • 2G (EDGE), Bluetooth
  • 420 mAh battery with up to 180 minutes talk time and up to 2 days standby
The Spice Smart Pulse M-9010 would be available at Rs. 3,999 (MOP) starting from 11th July, exclusively on HomeShop 18. It also comes with a free Bluetooth headset and two wrist bands.

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