Now Apple is selling water bottle, a fridge will come at the cost of one bottle
The company has recently launched this product in America under the name Hidrate Spark, know the features of the ski
The giant tech company Apple Apple does not need any identity. This company is known for its premium products. Recently the company had launched a polishing cloth which costs Rs 1900. Now the company has launched a water bottle whose price will blow your senses. The company has recently launched this product in the US under the name Hidrate Spark.
The Hidrate Spark water bottles are listed on Apple’s official website. Its retail price is $ 59.95 i.e. around Rs 4600. However, it is currently only in stock in the US market. Now you must be thinking that what is so special about this water bottle which costs around Rs 4600. Like other Apple products, this bottle is also very special.
Let us tell you that Apple Hidrate Spark is not really any ordinary bottle but smart bottle. It monitors your daily water intake and can link it to your Apple Health. Like the iPhone, this bottle also comes in two variants – Hidrate Spark and Hidrate Spark Pro, priced at $59.95 and $79.95 respectively, which cost around Rs.6100. In India, you can get a small fridge for almost the same price. The price of Hisense 44L is Rs 6,990.
Hydrate Spark Pro is a steel bottle that comes in two color options, Silver and Black. The LED sensor has been given in the base, which understands the water control. And sends the message to the Apple Health app via Bluetooth. Hidrate Spark Pro comes in two color options Black and Green.
This bottle is vacuum isolated so it can keep water cold for up to 24 hours. Its weight is about 910 grams. However to get the data for this bottle you will need to download the Hidrate Spark app, which will connect to your Apple Health data. This app is completely free. There is currently no information about the launch of this device outside the US market.
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