Just in time to meet the demands of an active lifestyle—especially the one that’s barely changed since the start of the pandemic—Motorola’s next-gen smartwatch model XT2541-1 has just received its FCC certification, which means an international launch might not be far off. This comes after previous certifications from TUV Rheinland and EEC, suggesting an advanced feature set and robust design for the smartwatch.
Key Features Unveiled by FCC Certification:
- Bluetooth and GNSS Capabilities: The XT2541-1 incorporated basic communication functions (Bluetooth and GNSS), making it smart in connectivity.
- Bluetooth frequency: Between 2400Mhz-2483.5Mhz.
- GNSS Frequencies: 1559MHz ~ 1610MHz
- The device uses a metal frame antenna (the frame of the main body) to improve the receiving signal.
Enhanced Battery and Health Management Features:
- Battery Specifications: Comes with a battery model “L3275” and includes a USB charging cable (model “SLQ-A269A”).
- Health Monitoring Tools: Features cutting-edge health monitoring capabilities such as blood pressure measurement and an ECG function, making it a potent tool for health management.
Certifications and Expected Release:
- The XT2541-1 has also obtained EEC certification in addition to a TUV Rheinland certification and offers 5W charging and a Class III protective design that highlights its usability and durability.
- The new FCC certification also indicates that we won’t have too long to wait for an official announcement or launch of the much-anticipated smartwatch.
Motorola’s First Smartwatch XT2541-1 is indeed a looker, with some premium features. So stay tuned for more updates as this device approaches its official launch.
