Realme Watch 5 smartwatch has 108 sports modes, GPS, NFC, and 14 days of battery life.
30.09.25
Realme has officially unveiled the Realme Watch 5 smartwatch, which is now available for pre-order in Europe for €69.99. First shipments are expected on November 3, 2025. The device is available in Black and Titanium.
The Realme Watch 5 features a 1.97-inch rectangular AMOLED display with a resolution of 390 x 450 pixels (302 ppi). It has a 60Hz refresh rate and a maximum brightness of 600 nits, ensuring comfortable viewing even in direct sunlight.
Realme Watch 5 Features
- Supports 108 sports modes
- Heart rate sensor
- SpO₂ measurement
- Built-in GPS + GNSS module
- NFC support for contactless payments
The case is IP68-rated, meaning it’s completely dustproof and can withstand brief immersion in water (though it’s not designed for swimming).
The watch has a 460 mAh battery, which lasts up to 14 days without recharging. It runs Realme OS, a proprietary system optimized for energy savings. Over 300 watch faces are also available.
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