Zeblaze Thor SQ, Android Smartwatch with 4G Capability Now in Nepal

Zeblaze’s newest addition to its smartwatch lineup, the Zeblaze Thor SQ, is now available in Nepal.

What is the Price of the Zeblaze Thor SQ in Nepal?

The Zeblaze Thor SQ price in Nepal is Rs. 15,000 (MRP), however, the company is currently selling the watch at a reduced price of Rs. 13,500 until July 30, 2024, to commemorate its launch.

It is available for purchase in online e-commerce stores across the country.

The Zeblaze Thor SQ comes with a rugged-looking exterior, network capability, and a claimed battery life of 84 hours. This gives the impression that the watch can withstand extreme weather and is made for outdoor use.

But the catch is that the watch doesn’t have any official rating for ingress protection, so its durability against dust and water is a bit of a question mark. It’s a mixed bag in terms of features and design.

Let us see what else the Zeblaze Thor SQ provides below.

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Zeblaze Thor SQ Overview

Design and Display

First, let’s talk about the design of the watch. The Zeblaze Thor SQ has a rugged-looking exterior, with what looks like a metal faceplate covering a plastic shell.

The faceplate has four screws securing it to the watch. The company states that the watch body has DLC (Diamond Like Coating) as well.

On the left, you’ll find the SIM card slot and on the right, you’ll find two buttons for navigating through the watch’s features. On the top, there is the 2MP camera of the watch. Moving onto the bottom, you’ll find the sensor array that monitors your vitals.

To secure the watch on your wrist there is a detachable fluoroelastomer wrist strap with a metal buckle.

The Thor SQ has a 2.13-inch AMOLED display that has a resolution of 410 x 502 pixels. This gives the Gorilla Glass protected display, a pixel density of 391 ppi.

The display is really bright, with a maximum brightness of 1000 nits. That means you can easily see everything even if you’re outside in direct sunlight.

Health and Other Features

Moving onto features, the smartwatch comes with Android OS as its operating system that’s powered by a quad-core UNISOC SL8541E processor. However, which version of the OS is installed has not been specified by the company.

In the watch’s promotional material, the company has stated that the watch supports full Android apps from Google Play Store like social apps, music and video apps, Google Maps, etc.

This means with network connectivity features like 4G and Wi-Fi on the watch, you can customize the number of software features, including health features, according to your preference. Besides that, the watch also offers a level of customization with changeable watch faces and themes.

Quickly talking about the hardware of the watch, it has an OHR fusion biometric sensor that monitors functions like heart rate and blood oxygen and a 2GB RAM paired with 16GB internal storage.

Finally, the last and certainly unique feature of the watch is its ability to take photos and hold video calls with the included 2MP camera.

Battery and Connectivity

In terms of battery, the watch comes with a 950mAh cell that offers a claimed power backup of 84 hours on a single charge. The battery charges via a magnetic cradle that attaches to the back of the smartwatch.

Zeblaze claims that the smartwatch can fully charge from 0% in around 45 minutes.

Moving on to connectivity, the Thor SQ comes with 4G SIM connectivity as well as 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. It uses Bluetooth 4.2 to pair with your smartphone and also has GPS built-in for navigation.

Zeblaze Thor SQ Smartwatch Price in Nepal and Availability

The Zeblaze Thor SQ price in Nepal is Rs. 15,000 (MRP), however, the company is currently selling the watch at a reduced price of Rs. 13,500 until July 30, 2024, to commemorate its launch.

It is available for purchase in online e-commerce stores across the country.

The Zeblaze Thor SQ comes as a mixed bag of specs. On one hand, it offers good functionality and features, with some unique in its segment like full Android app support and a built-in camera.

Whereas, on the other hand, the smartwatch doesn’t have any official IP rating which limits its usage outdoors or during harsh weather. On top of that, with the inclusion of a full-blown Android OS, the operating system does not translate to a good user experience on a tiny screen.

What are your thoughts on the Zeblaze Thor SQ smartwatch? Let us know in the comments below!