oraimo Watch Pro X | 1.43-Inch AMOLED Display | 12-Day Battery | Bluetooth Calling | IP68 Waterproof | 140+ Sport Modes
Blood-oxygen and heart-rate monitoring, three interchangeable stainless-steel and silicone straps, AI-generated dials, scratch-resistant Panda Glass, and companion Health-app pairing
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oraimo Watch Pro X is now available at Mascom International for KSh 6,500, bringing a 1.43-inch AMOLED screen (466x466 pixels), a 350mAh battery rated for up to 12 days of typical use, Bluetooth 5.3 calling, IP68 water resistance, and 140+ sport modes to buyers across Kenya. Mascom International stocks the oraimo Watch Pro X at our Nairobi CBD store, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. The round dial ships with three strap-and-case sets, so you switch between a stainless-steel look and lighter silicone bands. Every unit carries a 12-month oraimo warranty backed by our Nairobi service desk.
Built for fitness-minded Kenyans, students, and daily commuters who want a genuine smartwatch without the top-tier price tag, the oraimo Watch Pro X fills the gap between cheap fitness bands and costly high-end wearables. The 466x466 AMOLED panel stays readable under direct Nairobi noon sun, and the 350mAh battery means you charge roughly twice a month instead of nightly. It answers M-Pesa alerts, WhatsApp messages, and calls straight from your wrist, so your phone stays in your pocket on a crowded matatu. Heart-rate, blood-oxygen, sleep, and stress tracking run around the clock.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya who list cheap watches with vague specs, Mascom International confirms every figure on the oraimo Watch Pro X before it reaches you. Users report the Panda Glass shrugs off scuffs from keys and desks, and the three included straps let one watch match both office and gym. At KSh 6,500, it undercuts Bluetooth-calling rivals like the Redmi Watch 5 Active while matching their 140+ sport modes. Visit our Kimathi Street store to try the oraimo Watch Pro X on your wrist, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties.
Common Questions About the oraimo Watch Pro X
How long does the oraimo Watch Pro X battery actually last?
Up to 12 days of typical daily use, with more than 30 days of standby on the 350mAh battery. Heavy use of Bluetooth calling, always-on display, and constant workout tracking shortens this to roughly a week. A full charge takes about 3 hours through the included magnetic cable. For most Kenyan users checking notifications, steps, and heart rate through the day, a charge every 10 to 12 days is realistic. That means far fewer nightly top-ups than a typical Apple or Samsung watch.
Can the oraimo Watch Pro X make and receive calls?
Yes. The oraimo Watch Pro X carries a built-in microphone and speaker with Bluetooth 5.3, so you answer and place calls directly from your wrist once paired to your phone. This helps when your phone sits in a bag on a matatu or during a workout. Call audio works within Bluetooth range, roughly 10 metres indoors. You can also see caller ID, reject calls, and store frequent contacts on the watch for quick dialing without touching your handset.
Does the oraimo Watch Pro X work with my phone?
It pairs with both Android and iPhone through the oraimo Health app, downloadable free from Google Play and the App Store. After installing the app, you connect over Bluetooth 5.3 and sync steps, heart rate, sleep, and notifications. The watch mirrors alerts from WhatsApp, M-Pesa, SMS, calls, and most apps. There is no SIM slot and no cellular data, so the watch relies on your phone's connection for messages and calls to appear on screen.
What health features does the oraimo Watch Pro X track?
It monitors heart rate, blood oxygen (SpO2), sleep stages, stress levels, and women's health cycles around the clock. Over 140 sport modes cover running, cycling, walking, football, and gym sessions, logging duration, calories, and heart-rate zones. Readings appear on the watch and sync to the oraimo Health app for trends over time. These sensors give general wellness guidance rather than medical-grade diagnostics, so treat the numbers as fitness feedback, not a replacement for a doctor's tests.
Is the oraimo Watch Pro X waterproof for swimming and rain?
The oraimo Watch Pro X holds an IP68 rating, meaning it resists dust fully and survives fresh water up to 1.5 metres for about 30 minutes. It handles hand-washing, sweat, sudden Nairobi downpours, and short pool swims. Avoid hot showers, saltwater, and diving, since heat and pressure exceed the rating. Rinse and dry the watch after any water contact to protect the sensors and charging points. The aluminium-alloy body adds everyday knock resistance.
How is the display quality on the oraimo Watch Pro X?
The 1.43-inch AMOLED panel runs at 466x466 pixels, giving sharp text and deep blacks on a round screen. AMOLED lights only the pixels it needs, so colours stay vivid and battery drain drops on dark watch faces. Brightness handles direct sunlight during a Nairobi midday walk. Scratch-resistant Panda Glass covers the face, guarding against scuffs from keys, desks, and daily wear. You pick from over 120 dials, including AI-generated designs, in the companion app.
What comes with the oraimo Watch Pro X in the box?
You receive the watch fitted with its stainless-steel MechaMetal strap, plus two extra strap-and-case sets, ChromaTech and ZenithAlloy, in silicone and alloy finishes. The box also holds two charging cables, a link-removal tool for sizing the metal band, a screen protector, cleaning wipes, a de-dust sticker, and a welcome guide. Three straps from one purchase let the same watch suit a boardroom, a gym, and a weekend out without buying extras.
Is the oraimo Watch Pro X worth KSh 6,500 in Kenya's market?
For KSh 6,500 you get an AMOLED screen, Bluetooth calling, 140+ sport modes, IP68 protection, and three straps, a combination most watches near this price cannot match together. Cheaper bands skip AMOLED and calling; costlier watches from Apple or Samsung run five to ten times higher for similar daily features. For students, commuters, and first-time smartwatch buyers, it covers the core functions that matter without stretching your budget. Mascom International confirms every spec before shipping.
How does the oraimo Watch Pro X compare to a fitness band?
A basic fitness band tracks steps and heart rate on a small strip screen with no calling. The oraimo Watch Pro X adds a full 1.43-inch AMOLED round display, Bluetooth calling, blood-oxygen and stress monitoring, 140+ sport modes, and swappable straps. It sits between entry bands and costly smartwatches, giving smartwatch functions at a band-level price. If you want on-wrist calls, richer health data, and a proper screen, the Watch Pro X is the clear step up.
Technical Specifications
Display and Screen Technology
- 1.43-inch AMOLED panel produces deep blacks and rich colour by lighting only active pixels, saving battery.
- 466x466 pixel resolution keeps text, menus, and watch faces sharp on the round screen.
- Scratch-resistant Panda Glass covers the face, resisting scuffs from keys, desks, and daily contact.
- Brightness stays readable under direct Nairobi noon sun during outdoor walks and runs.
- Over 120 watch faces, including AI-generated designs, let you match the dial to your outfit.
- Round dial layout mirrors a traditional analogue look while showing digital health and notification data.
- Touch operation with swipes and taps moves through menus quickly without a button for every action.
Health and Fitness Sensors
- Round-the-clock heart-rate monitoring flags resting and active ranges so you spot unusual spikes early.
- Blood-oxygen (SpO2) tracking estimates oxygen saturation, useful after exercise or at higher altitudes.
- Sleep tracking records light, deep, and REM stages, then scores your night in the app.
- Stress monitoring reads heart-rate variability and suggests breathing sessions when levels climb.
- Women's health tracking logs cycles and predicts upcoming dates inside the oraimo Health app.
- 140+ sport modes log running, cycling, football, gym, and more with calories and duration.
- •Sensor data syncs to the oraimo Health app for weekly and monthly wellness trends.
Battery and Charging
- 350mAh lithium-polymer battery provides up to 12 days of typical daily use per charge.
- Standby time exceeds 30 days when the watch tracks only basic steps and time.
- Heavy Bluetooth calling, always-on display, and constant workouts shorten runtime to about one week.
- Full recharge takes roughly 3 hours through the included magnetic charging cable.
- Two charging cables ship in the box, so you keep one at home and one at work.
- Long battery life means charging twice a month, not nightly like many rival smartwatches.
Connectivity and Pairing
- Bluetooth 5.3 gives stable, energy-efficient pairing with lower power draw than older versions.
- Built-in microphone and speaker handle voice calls directly from the wrist within Bluetooth range.
- Pairs with Android and iPhone through the free oraimo Health app on both stores.
- Notification mirroring pushes WhatsApp, M-Pesa, SMS, call, and app alerts to the screen.
- No SIM slot or cellular radio; the watch uses your phone's connection for data.
- Roughly 10-metre indoor Bluetooth range keeps the watch linked across a room or office.
Build and Everyday Durability
- IP68 rating resists dust fully and survives fresh water to 1.5 metres for 30 minutes.
- Aluminium-alloy case with ABS and PC parts balances light weight against knock resistance.
- Three interchangeable strap-and-case sets cover stainless steel and two silicone styles for any setting.
- Included link-removal tool lets you resize the metal band to fit your wrist at home.
- Round case suits both formal and casual wear, moving from office to gym cleanly.
- Sweat and rain resistance holds up to matatu commutes, boda rides, and coastal humidity.
Package Contents
The oraimo Watch Pro X ships with the watch fitted with its stainless-steel MechaMetal strap and case, plus two extra strap-and-case sets, ChromaTech and ZenithAlloy, in silicone and alloy finishes. Also inside: two magnetic charging cables, a watch-link removal tool for sizing the metal band, a pre-fitted screen protector, wet-and-dry cleaning wipes, a de-dust sticker, and a welcome guide. That gives you three complete looks from a single purchase, ready to wear straight from the box.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the oraimo Watch Pro X with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. This matches oraimo's official brand warranty in Kenya. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any claim directly, so you deal with a physical store on Kimathi Street rather than an anonymous online seller if anything ever needs attention.
Where to Buy the oraimo Watch Pro X in Kenya
oraimo Watch Pro X is available now at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to try the oraimo Watch Pro X on your wrist and switch between its three straps before you buy. Available finish: Black dial with stainless-steel, ChromaTech, and ZenithAlloy strap-and-case sets, all included in every purchase.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the oraimo Watch Pro X across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery you pay only when it reaches you. Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, and Eldoret receive next-business-day delivery. Counties including Turkana, Marsabit, Mandera, and Lamu receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Mascom International backs the oraimo Watch Pro X with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects, handled directly by our Nairobi CBD service desk. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, current pricing, and dependable after-sales support on every smartwatch we stock.
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