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PTRON FORCE X11
PCQuest
|December 2022
Out of hundreds of smartphone choices, pTron's Force X11 outshines for its price and Bluetooth calling feature.
Price: ₹2.799
The Indian electronics manufacturer has numerous products in different categories, focusing on budget consumers. It's not only affordability, but the company also adds exciting features to beat the market.
Build and features
The smartwatch has a solid metal alloy body that looks premium. It has a large rectangular 1.7-inch full touch HD 2.5D curved (240x280p) resolution color screen. Force X11 is a slim and lightweight watch with thin bezels but the bottom chin is thick.
On the right side, it has a crown that acts as a button to turn the on/off the watch and go back to the main screen. Navigate the apps and settings easily with a swipe. Just swipe up for notification alerts, down for watch settings like brightness, call connectivity, etc., swipe right for various applications, and swipe left for the watch menu, which is displayed in honeycomb and 9 square formats.
The watch is packed with Bluetooth v5.0 connectivity, which lets you connect your Android or Apple smartphone. The connectivity range is up to 10 meters without any obstacles. Force X11 is backed by a 250 mAh battery and comes with dual-pin USB magnetic charging.
This story is from the December 2022 edition of PCQuest.
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