Cult Shock X was launched earlier this year by Cult.Sport, the Fitness Products brand of the company Cure.fit that operates the cult.fit gyms in several cities of the country. It is equipped with an AMOLED screen and it is stated that it offers up to 10 days of use with a single charge. Like other fitness trackers in the same price segment, it also has a built -in speaker and microphone that allows you to receive calls through a smart phone connected. I have spent almost a month using and testing the X crash, and this is what I think about this fitness tracker.
Worship cult x Price in India
The price of cult cult X in India was RS. 2,999 when it was launched earlier this year, but the fitness tracker currently appears in RS. 1.999 in Flipkart. It is sold in black options, camouflage, green and red. The company sent me the laptop in a black color for revision. He arrived with a load cable inside the box, along with a user manual and a QR code to download the complementary application for iOS and Android phones.
Cult shock x review: design
As for fitness trackers, shock x is a rather large laptop, even in my wrist. The body is made of plastic, the straps are made of silicone and the device did not feel too heavy when I put it on. You can also choose to exchange the straps easily, using ‘universal’ clock straps that have the same connector.
On the right side, there are two buttons: one to wake up the screen and the other to remove the sports/ fitness tracking menu. You can also rotate the crown, located between these two buttons, to quickly move through menu options and aptitude modes.
Cult X Sports cult a 1.43 -inch AMOLED screen
While it is not the brightest screen in a portable physical conditioning tracker, the 1.43 -inch AMOLED screen in Block X offers decent visibility in almost all lighting conditions. I had no problem looking at the watch screen while I was outdoors in the bright sunlight in the middle of the day. The edges of the clock form a 3 mm bezel around the screen, while there is a very thin black border around the screen.
Shock X has an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, which means that it is more than capable of handling perspiration while exercising or being trapped in the rain. I could not find a classification of water resistance, but the clock includes surfing and snorkeling, among several other fitness monitoring modes. After a few weeks of use, I also noticed a bit of discoloration at the bottom of the clock near the sensors.
Cult X Cult X Revision: SPECIFICATIONS AND PERFORMANCE
According to Cult.Sport, Shock X has a 1.43 -inch AMOLED screen (466 x 466 pixels) with a maximum brightness of 850 nits. You will have to establish the brightness level of the fitness tracker manually, and establish it at a higher level will reduce the battery life of the device.
Watch X offers several health monitoring characteristics, including blood oxygen saturation (SPO2), steps counting, blood pressure, heart rate and sleep monitoring. It also offers characteristics such as a digital calculator and an BMI calculator. The fitness tab within the complementary application also contains innumerable videos in several categories that can help you learn and try new workouts.
I carried the follow -up of Shock X Fitness to tell all my steps over the course of a normal day, and I also used it to track training for a few weeks. I also took 100 steps (manually counted) with shock X and Apple Watch Se: the first one counted 94 steps, while the second reported 98 steps. The fitness tracker also tracked the calories burned in the elliptical machine, the running tape and the exercise cycle in my gym: I compared the readings of the equipment with which they are shown in my wrist.
The cult clock application works on iOS and Android smartphones
I compared the spo2 measurements and blood pressure with a basic BPL pulse oximeter and an automatic OMRON BP monitor and discovered that the readings were mostly consistent. That said, portable budget physical conditioning trackers are not intended to replace medical degree devices, especially if you need to monitor specific parameters for your health. You can also configure reminders for drinking water and standing (if you feel too long).
In addition to these health monitoring functions, the fitness shock X tracker can also receive incoming calls and mark telephone numbers when they connect to their smartphone through Bluetooth. It works like a Bluetooth speaker enabled for microphone, and I could hear the other person clearly when it was not in very noisy environments.
Other features enabled for Bluetooth were unpredictable, such as remote camera function and “search phone”: the latter did not work unless the application was actively executed on the phone, which effectively increased the device’s capacity to make my Telephone is a useless phone ring.
The Cult Watch Companion application for The Shock X is available for Android and iOS. I downloaded the application on a phone that runs on Android 13 and I could use all the functions that the clock admitted, with the exception of which it helps to locate your phone.
The device includes a 420 mAh battery that is stated that it delivers up to 10 days of battery. This was mainly precise during the period I spent testing the X crash, and I just ended up loading it three times in the last four weeks, using the USB cable included with a magnetic connector of Pin Pogo. I was quite surprised when I did not use the clock for two days and discovered that the battery did not even fall in one percent.
Shock X cult delivered 10 days of battery life with moderate use
Shock X is executed in a basic and not specified operating system, which sometimes shows choppy animations. Due to the lack of an advanced operating system such as Wear OS, you cannot use third -party applications in the fitness tracker. The complementary application allows you to choose between several digital faces that you can download and synchronize the laptop through Bluetooth. Turning the crown switches between these faces, and ended up testing differently.
CULT CULT X Revision: verdict
This fitness tracker competes with several wearables with a RS price. 3,000. It is no secret that the market is currently flooded with physical conditioning trackers of companies such as noise, Fire-Boltt, the ship, the fastrack and several other brands. These trackers offer very similar characteristics in several models, the external design being the only factor that distinguishes them.
The cult shock x is one of those devices that does exactly what he says in the box. He traces his aptitude parameters, shows his notifications and allows him to make and receive calls through a Bluetooth connection. In addition to these characteristics, the smart watch itself does nothing to make it a convincing option compared to other models of competing companies. Access to the various training training videos in the application is definitely an advantage, in my opinion.
That said, shock X is currently listed in RS. 1.999 in Flipkart, which is just over 33 percent lower than its original launch price and places it along with other devices of the competitive brands mentioned above. If you are looking to buy a fitness tracker that covers most of the basic concepts and does not want Similarly.
Qualifications
Design and comfort: 7/10
Monitoring precision: 10/10
Complementary application: 10/10
Software and ecosystem: 7/10
Battery life: 9/10
General qualification: 7/10
Pros: Comfortable, not too heavy on the wrist
Bright grinding screen
Fitness monitoring mostly reliable
Long battery life
The complementary application offers access to fitness content
Cons: Slightly bulky for users with small dolls
The incorporated operating system could have been more optimized
Does not offer any outstanding feature
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