The Wearable Devices market is growing everyday, Wearable devices recorded a value CAGR of over 140% during 2013-2017 and India is an active participant in this global phenomena. Well why not? India is actually the world’s youngest nation with nearly 60% of population below average age of 35 years, which makes it an important market for companies which manufactures fitness wearable devices and are ready to cater to this young audience.
The newest entrant to the already stiff Indian Wearable Device market is the Garmin Vivofit 4, which comes with an always on display and a battery that will last for a year. The Vivofit 4 is the successor to the Vivofit 3 and comes with significant improvements. Like any other fitness band, Vivofit 4 is capable of tracking steps, distance, calories burned and sleep. The always on display shows basic features such as time, date, timer, stopwatch and weather. The band can also help you find your misplaced phone with a press of a button. The band is swim friendly and can be used under a shower. Connect the band to the Garmin Connect app to customise the colour display with watch faces, colour themes and personalised text according to your preference.
The Vivofit 4 also comes with a Toe-to-Toe feature to challenge your friends to a step competition. The device can wirelessly connect to your nearby Vivofit 4 to start an instant timed step competition. Once the competition is over both the users can see the number of steps taken during the challenge and find out who defeated whom.
The band comes in three different colour options – Black, White, and Black Speckle and in two different sizes. The Vivofit 4 is priced in India at Rs. 4,999 and is exclusively available on Amazon.in.
