HiFuture FutureFit Ultra2 Smartwatch Debuts in Nepal With Bluetooth Calling

TechStudio, the local distributor responsible for brands such as HiFuture, AQFiT, and Remax, has launched the HiFuture FutureFit Ultra2, a new entry-level smartwatch that combines a modern aesthetic with practical features including Bluetooth calling. The device carries a contemporary design reminiscent of high-end models, constructed from aerospace-grade aluminum for enhanced durability and equipped with an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. Users can choose from three color options: black, pink, or blue, and the watch features a comfortable silicon strap.

The FutureFit Ultra2 sports a sizable 1.85-inch TFT LCD screen, offering a resolution of 240 by 280 pixels that simplifies navigation and use, particularly when dialing calls through the built-in dialer application. The watch also allows access to call history and stored contacts directly from the wrist. In addition to connectivity, the device provides a suite of health monitoring tools under its “Healthy Living Management” system, tracking heart rate throughout the day, measuring stress levels, recording sleep patterns, and monitoring blood oxygen saturation (SpO2).

For fitness enthusiasts, the smartwatch supports 24 different workout modes, adapting to a wide range of activities. Powering the FutureFit Ultra2 is a 300 mAh battery, which HiFuture claims can deliver up to seven days of use with typical activity, including Bluetooth calling, smart notifications, and health tracking enabled. When not in use, the watch can remain in standby for up to 25 days.

The HiFuture FutureFit Ultra2 is now available in Nepal through authorized retailers, priced at NPR 8,999 and backed by a one-year manufacturer’s warranty.