Is the Apple Watch Era over in Nigeria? oraimo’s latest Nova 2 and Watch 6 are challenging the status quo by providing premium smartwatch features for the market , proving that you no longer need to break the bank to get a quality, functional, and stylish smartwatch.
The Nova Watch 2 is the “smart choice” for people who prioritize beauty, unique display and a premium quality built. I had to eventually ditch my expensive Apple Watch 10 series because the anxiety of daily charging in Nigeria wasn’t worth the stress, especially when the Watch Nova 2 gives me almost the same functionality with 20x the battery life for a fraction of the price I purchased it.
The Watch 6 on the other hand makes everything from navigation to checking texts seamless. It offers great data visibility for easy reading even in Lagos traffic. It also focuses heavily on communication. With Wireless HD Calling, it offers a stable connection that uses less battery. You can all your customers directly from your wrist with decent clarity.
Why spend ₦500k+ on a watch that dies in 18 hours when ₦50k gives you AMOLED + 20 Days Power? When the Watch Nova 2 boast a tested 20-days battery life on normal usage, you save a whole lot of money and still get extra battery that outlast NEPA outage.
When it comes to durability, they both share important durability features. They both have an IP68 Water and dust resistance. They both can be submerged in water up to 1.5 meters for close to 30 mins. It can be worn during heavy workouts without the fear of damages.
Both devices supports the oraimo Health app and comes equipped with comprehensive health monitoring sensors. They’ve both delivered on the promise on being built to last through their rugged finish and IP68 rating.
The Watch 6 has proven to be the ultimate daily diver for Lagos life while the Watch Nova 2 is designed for people with taste for affordable luxury tech.
