Cubot V1 smartband coming soon for only $15


Are you interested in the smart wearables but you don’t want to spend anything crazy ? Well then maybe the soon to come Cubot V1 smartband can be just ideal for you, because the price tag will be aggresively low with only $15 and the launch is scheduled for July 20th.

So what sort of specifications could we look forward to with the Cubot V1 ?

  • Main Chip: Dialog DA1458 Low Consumption Bluetooth 4.0 chip
  • Sensor: Freescale triaxial accelerometer MMA8652
  • Display: 0.88 inch, OLED screen with a resolution of 128 * 32
  • Battery Capacity: 80mAh, totally about 30 days of standby time
  • Charging method: Micro USB charging
  • Compatible System: Support Bluetooth 4.0 Android 4.3 version and above, IOS7.1 version and above

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The smartband will be well equipped even with the functions implementing the pedometere, calory counter and measurements functions.

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Concerning the battery life the Cubot V1 should last quite long, becaused according to the official statement they have implemented three steps to improve the standby time. First they put inside quite big 80 mAh polymer battery, second the master chip DIalog DA14580 is probably the most efficient Bluetooth chip on the market and third some heavy software optimizations are in play. For example during standy status the band won’t light up the screen at all, only upon touching. The standy time is estimated roughly at 30 days.

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Cubot V1 also adopts the MMA8652 (three-axis acceleration sensor), which comes from the world’s top chip supplier Freescale Ensure so the promise of reliable movement records is there. The smartband should be also water (IP65) and dustproof so pretty resistant for any possible usage. For more information about this wearable check the official website.

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5 Comments

  1. eliHd452
    July 9, 2016

    See all these cheap fitness band are they accurate at measuring heart rate/ steps? Or are they just a $15 LCD watch that you have to charge every 3days?!!

    • Dominó85
      July 11, 2016

      This Cubot product does NOT have heartrate monitoring sensor. And that 80mAh battery with 30 days stand by is ridiculous. Mi Band 2 has 70mAh and heart rate monitor and battery lasts about 20-25 days. Cubot sux!

      • Zealer
        July 11, 2016

        I do not think so, because the heart rate of Xiaomi Mi band is not accurate. the calculation is not accurate, there is no need to exist.

        • Smashmaster
          July 11, 2016

          There is no need to exist…. xD

  2. Henry
    July 11, 2016

    I don’t care the heart rate monitoring ,i think it’s not accurate of the record . 15$ is quite cheap ,i ‘ll get one !