Rollme Launches Hero D5 Smartwatch With Advanced Specs and Competitive Price

Wearable tech maker Rollme has expanded its rugged smartwatch lineup with two distinct product launches: the durable Rollme Hero D5 and the budget-focused PowerX.

Rollme Hero D5 Focuses on Outdoor Navigation and Rugged Durability

The Rollme Hero D5 targets outdoor adventurers with a rugged build and offline mapping capabilities, according to mobile.news reporting. The smartwatch features a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 466 by 466 pixels, protected by scratch-resistant Panda Glass. Its outer shell combines zinc alloy and dual-color molded plastic to withstand harsh environments.

For navigation, mobile.news notes that the device uses a six-constellation, dual-frequency GPS system connecting to GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, NAVIC, and QZSS networks. It also includes offline map support and ABC sensors—an altimeter, barometer, and compass—for tracking routes in remote areas. The watch holds a MIL-STD 810H military durability rating alongside 5ATM and IP69K water resistance.

Under the hood, the Hero D5 runs on an ATS3085S chip and uses a VC30F sensor for continuous health tracking, including heart rate, blood oxygen levels (SpO2), sleep stages, and stress. It supports over 170 sports modes with automatic recognition for six basic activities. Powered by a 600mAh battery, mobile.news states the watch delivers up to 21 days of normal use, 10 days of heavy use, or 60 days in a restricted power-saving mode. The device retails globally at a price roughly equivalent to 3,500 Egyptian pounds and comes in black, gray, and gold.

Rollme PowerX Targets Budget Buyers With an 1,100 mAh Battery

In contrast to the navigation-heavy Hero D5, Rollme released the PowerX smartwatch globally on March 30, 2026, priced at $39.99, as reported by mobile.news. The standout feature is its massive 1,100 mAh battery, which the company claims provides up to 100 days of standby time. The PowerX features a 53 mm zinc alloy and reinforced plastic case with 5ATM water resistance. Unlike the Hero D5, mobile.news notes that official documentation omits MIL-STD certifications. The device includes a built-in dual LED flashlight with red and white lights, adjustable brightness levels, a strobe mode for emergencies, and an audio SOS alarm. Health tracking is handled by an HX3918 sensor for heart rate, blood oxygen, and sleep monitoring across a 1.53-inch display with 360 by 360 pixel resolution.