Updated January 28th, 2019 at 17:00 IST

GOQii RunGPS with integrated GPS, heart rate sensor now in India; claims to offer 7-day battery life

GOQii has launched a new smart band in India called RunGPS, which comes with a GPS tracker, heart rate sensor and something they call integrated "Marathon Coaching." GOQii RunGPS price in India is Rs 4,999.

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GOQii has launched a new smart band in India called RunGPS, which comes with a GPS tracker, heart rate sensor and something they call integrated "Marathon Coaching." GOQii RunGPS price in India is Rs 4,999. It's up for grabs on GOQii Store and on Amazon India.

GOQii RunGPS also tracks activities and sleep. It features an integrated USB charger, which according to the company can connect to a power bank, adapter or laptop. GOQii RunGPS can also be connected wirelessly the GOQii iOS and Android app, courtesy of Bluetooth connectivity.

The key highlights of GOQii RunGPS, it comes with an integrated GPS tracker letting users track real-time activities. Integrated GPS can help users keep a tab on the number of steps taken, calories burned and distance covered.

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GOQii RunGPS supports Exercise Mode to let users track and monitor their steps, heart rate and time duration of your activities. It's claimed to offer up to 7 days of battery life. Users can save the battery by switching off from GPS mode when not needed.

GOQii RunGPS is aimed at running community that trains for walking, running, cycling and other activities. GOQii has partnered with ace runners and doctors to let users benefit from their expertise as part of the three-month coaching program.

"According to the recent edition of 'India Fit Report', running has increased from 22 per cent in 2017 to 33 per cent in 2018 among Indians. GOQii 'RunGPS' will aid our players/users to run better towards a healthier lifestyle," Vishal Gondal, Founder and CEO, GOQii, said in a statement.

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Published January 28th, 2019 at 17:00 IST