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STYX India Launches Neo SmartWatch

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STYX India, one of the latest entrants in the Indian consumer electronics industry, has unveiled the STYX Neo smartwatch with health monitoring. Backed by the latest technologies, the newly launched wearable boasts extended battery life, health monitoring features and available at a highly affordable price point.

Commenting on the launch, Sandeep Sharma CEO of STYX India said, “We are living in an uncertain time and the need for fitness is growing drastically. Wearable devices have become extremely useful for tracking health and fitness. While people download fitness tracking apps on their smartphones but they are not as accurate as they should be. With the launch of STYX Neo smartwatch, we are delighted to come up with a feature-packed wearable watch that offers great benefits to the consumer.”

With the rise of lifestyle disease, people have become health conscious and started incorporating fitness activities into their daily schedule and need constant health monitoring. STYX India’s flagship offering – Neo SmartWatch tracks the health of the consumers with extreme accuracy including body temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure.

STYX’s Neo Watch features 15 days battery life, body temperature monitor, blood pressure monitor, continuous heart rate monitor, IP68 water resistance, female health tracking, 11 sports modes, sleep monitor and quick release strap.

STYX Neo smartwatch is available in four sophisticated colours — Mystic Rose, Frost Silver, Electric Blue, and Carbon Black and can be purchased from the brand website, Amazon, Flipkart and dealer stores across India. It is originally priced at Rs. 4,999 with a 30% discount on the launch, making it available in the market at Rs. 3,499.

Fingers launches their all-new Miss World edition of wireless earphones for females

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Fingers have launched a new wireless neckband, designed specifically for females, under their ‘Miss World’ edition of earphones. Apart from the design, these wireless neckbands sport today’s most sought-after feature in earphones, in addition to being apt for the fitness-savvy. Check out the launch video below:

Equipped with a 180mAh battery which allows the wireless neckband to provide a playback of up to 13 hours, these earphones offer multiple modes of playback as well: Users can choose to play music through their connected devices via Bluetooth v5.0 or through a microSD card, which can be inserted in a slot provided at the tip of the neckband which rests on the shoulders.

These wireless neckbands support voice assistant features and deliver a superlative bass through the 10mm driver unit. The battery takes 2 hours to charge and it runs for about 13 hours when music is heard through Bluetooth, and for about 11 hours when the MicroSD card is used. The neckband also supports on-device controls (other than the usual) like ‘reject incoming call’, volume, previous/next track.

With the soft and magnetic earbuds that aim to mitigate irritations and deliver nothing but comfort, these Miss World edition of neckbands are also available in various and stylish colours like the light blue and baby pink ones.

The Miss World edition of Fingers’ wireless neckband cost Rs. 2,199 and for those seeking more information, please visit this page.

Sennheiser’s HD560S is an ultralight headset for audiophiles

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The Sennheiser HD560S is built for those who take their music seriously – whether it is for those making music or just audiophiles tuning in for their dose of music. Sennheiser claims the HD560S is designed for ‘analytical listening sessions’ and their main purpose is to ‘show how a track is intended to be heard’, rather than leaving it at the mercy of the headset’s sound design.

The HD560S offers a frequency response of 6Hz – 38KHz with a smooth low-frequency extension that enables the headphones to deliver complex and superior-quality bass sounds. These headsets offer a sensitivity of 110dB/1V and a low THD of <0.05% at 90dB, along with offering a wide dynamic range.

The HD560S is lightweight and extremely comfortable, thanks to the ultralight chassis and the around-the-ear design complimented by a ventilated cup, and velour ear pads. With a 120-ohm impedance, the HD560S is versatile enough to be used with any audio source. It also comes with a detachable 3-meter cable, 6.3mm jack and a 3.5mm adapter with a flexible 15cm lead.

Sennheiser being at the helm of innovation and revolutionising audio solutions, has meticulously crafted HD 560S to the most demanding standards. At Sennheiser, we are committed to introducing products that cater to the needs of our diverse consumers. These audiophile headphones meet Sennheiser’s criteria for exceptional performance and will be a perfect companion for those who evaluate a recording’s entire journey through the audio path

Kapil Gulati, Director, Consumer Segment, Sennheiser India

The Sennheiser HD560S costs Rs. 18,990 and is available on all e-commerce platforms. For more information, please visit this page.

Review: WOL3D iTouch 3D Pen

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A free-hand 3D printer
Rs. 1,949, worldoflilliputs.com

A 3D printer is something that allows anyone to create anything and while the cost of owning a 3D printer has come down over the years, it still is expensive for many. Enter WOL3D’s iTouch 3D Pen. Now, it is not as featured as a dedicated 3D printer nor does it work like one, but gives you an idea as to what 3D printer can do and at a price that does not break the bank.

As the name suggests, the device is designed like a pen. It has got a nozzle at the bottom that pushes out the heated filament, buttons to control speed, turn on/off and draw. There’s a power port on the top along with a loading hole for the filament. In short, it’s a straightforward design with a glossy plastic chassis, which could have looked better in a matte finish. WOL3D also bundles a matching stand to dock the device, in addition to the device, an AC adapter and some filaments to get one going.

Using the WOL3D iTouch 3D Pen is just plugging it in, leaving the pen aside for few minutes to heat and insert the filament to start getting creative. There’s no learning curve, which makes it easy to pick it up and to kickstart, the device also comes with designs that one can trace on a transparent plastic sheet but to create an actual 3D object? It’s tricky. It requires a good amount of practice (and filament). We had to junk our first few attempts but managed to create a simple cube after some time. The result is far from perfect, but we’ll take it.

One other advantage the WOL3D iTouch 3D Pen has that even young kids can use it. The filament WOL3D bundles is non-toxic, and it cools down within seconds as soon as it comes out of the device, minimising the chances of a burn. The device is designed to shut off automatically after five minutes of inactivity.

The iTouch 3D Pen is a unique gadget and while it’s not the ideal 3D printer you are looking for but the cost of the device and filament (the price of filament starts from Rs. 299) makes it easy and affordable enough to experiment and conjure some interesting designs.

RATING 3.5/5
WE’RE IMPRESSED Easy to use
WE’D IMPROVE Build quality can be better
THE LAST WORD Creating the perfect design may require some expertise, but the WOL3D iTouch 3D Pen lowers the entry barrier to 3D printing with its affordable pricing and ease of use.

Report pegs Epson as Projector market leader in India

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Epson has retained its number one position in the Indian projector market, according to a report published by Futuresource Consulting for FY19.

The report says Epson sold 76,761 projectors out of 284,495 sold in India in FY19 with a market share of 26.9% compared to the second-best BenQ with 21.6% market share. This makes Epson’s fifth year running as the undisputed projector market leader in India and 19 years globally, from 2001 to 2019.

Epson’s success can be attributed to its portoflio consisting of 3LCD-equipped projectors.

We are proud to have yet again retained the No. 1 spot in the Indian projector market, which we have been leading for five consecutive years now. At Epson, we design, manufacture, sell and service our projectors ourselves, something that very few can claim in the industry. Our focus will be to maintain our market leadership in the coming years by focusing on developing cutting edge technologies and embracing innovation.

Harish A K, General Manager – Visual Products, Epson India