budget smartwatch

Mehul Reuben DasMay 22, 2023 19:42:43 ISTPros:– Big display– Bluetooth call function works really well– Pretty accurate SpO2 and heart rate sensors– Light and comfortable to wear– Standard-sized straps– Simple and easy-to-use UI for both, the watch and the app– Great battery life Cons:– Colours can seem a little washed out– Sleep tracking is very unreliable– Sports tracking can be a hit or a miss– Crown has very limited functionality Rating: 3/5Price: Rs 1,299 Budget smartwatches have actually gotten pretty good over the…

Image Source : BOULT Boult Rover The Boult Rover is a sleek and stylish smartwatch that has caught the attention of many Indian users due to its utilitarian features. As a watch lover myself, I decided to try it out and share my thoughts on this device. One of the most important features of any smartwatch is its ability to connect to your smartphone and display…

Ameya DalviNov 30, 2022 13:24:28 ISTRating: 3/5 Price: Rs 3,499 I have been noticing this brand Fire-Boltt quite a bit over the past few months, and I also read about them capturing a decent share of the Indian fitness watch segment. So when we received a watch from the company for review, I was keen on giving it a go. Being an MCU fan, the model name ‘Hulk’ caught my attention. But I was left wondering why it was called that. Image Credit: Tech2 | Ameya Dalvi For starters, I was expecting the watch to be green, but it…

Image Source : NOISE Noise launches ColorFit Caliber Go Noise, an Indian lifestyle tech brand has recently launched its latest smartwatch named ColorFit Caliber Go which has been priced at Rs 1,999 and is available on the brand’s official website, gonoise.com, and Flipkart.  The new smartwatch comes with a 1.69 TFT display and features a battery life of up to 10 days.…

Smartwatch trends have shifted a fair bit in the past couple of years, and we now tend to expect certain features on affordable smartwatches such as heart rate and SpO2 tracking, high-resolution colour screens, and the ability to receive notifications from various apps. A big new trend for smartwatches is Bluetooth calling functionality — the benefit of being able to take calls on your wrist is tempting for buyers, since this has typically been limited to premium smartwatches in the past.Getting into the Bluetooth calling…

There are a lot of fitness trackers that double up reasonably well as smartwatches, and many smartwatches include enough health and fitness tracking functionality to make them usable as fitness trackers. Indeed, the lines that once firmly divided smartwatches and fitness trackers have blurred considerably; most devices are now a healthy blend of both. This has made the budget smartwatch segment particularly interesting, as various brands such as Fire-Boltt, Noise, Zebronics, Realme, and Xiaomi now have interesting options…

It isn't uncommon to see high-end features such as GPS tracking on expensive smartwatches and fitness trackers; if anything, it's expected. This is a must-have feature for fitness-focused users, since it allows for accurate statistics regarding distance, pace, and location during workouts. Many people even like to share their workout maps on social media. That said, budget smartwatches are usually short on premium features such as this, and instead rely on basic hardware such as a pedometer to track activity, and then…

Affordable smartwatches aren't always very good looking, and devices that are priced under Rs. 5,000 are usually quite simple when it comes to design and the type of display used. However, the product I'm reviewing here wants to be the exception to the trend. The Pebble Cosmos Luxe is a new eye-catching smartwatch that tries to stand out among the competition, despite being priced affordably at Rs. 3,999 in India.With a 1.36-inch round AMOLED display, Bluetooth calling capability, and sensors to measure steps, heart rate,…

India's smartwatch market has grown to a new level in the last few months — but that depends on how you look at it. While some smartphone makers are already in the market with their offerings, several Indian brands recently entered the race with their range of affordable smartwatches that start as low as Rs. 2,000. These models are significantly cheaper — about 20 times, in some cases — than what one has to pay for an Apple Watch or a Samsung Galaxy Watch. Prices of smartwatches nowadays are roughly on par with those of…

Multiple brands including Realme, Realme TechLife, and Dizo now operate under Realme's aegis, benefiting from the company's research and development capabilities, sales and service network, and brand reputation in India. Realme TechLife has a rather varied range of products in India, including vacuum cleaners, wireless earphones, and smartwatches. The product I'm reviewing here is the Realme TechLife Watch S100, an affordable smartwatch that promises a lot of features for the price.Retailing at Rs. 2,499 in India, the…