Wearable tech is a growing market and sub-₹3000 is a space which has a lot of takers. Indians with a tight budget can check out the smartwatches in this article from brands like Noise, Amazfit, BoAt, and Dizo.
Smartwatches under ₹3000 on Amazon
Note: These products are not arranged in any particular order and aren’t based on our testing. They are selected based on their popularity on the platform.
1. Noise ColorFit Pro 4
Noise ColorFit Pro 4 comes with a square dial stretching 1.72 inches. It’s TFT LCD in nature. You get to customize the display with 150+ watch faces. The watch offers a 290mAh battery, IP68 water and dust resistance, Bluetooth calling support, and trackers for 24×7 heart rate, SpO2, stress, female health, etc.
It is available on Amazon India for ₹2,999 while its original price is ₹5,999.
2. Amazfit Bip U
Amazfit Bip U sports a 1.43-inch TFT display that can be customized with 50+ watch faces. The watch carries 60 sports modes, a heart rate tracker, a blood oxygen monitor, a 230mAh battery, and 5 ATM water resistance.
It is available on Amazon India for ₹2,499 while the original price is ₹5,999.
3. boAt Xtend
BoAt Xtend is equipped with a 1.69-inch TFT display,15 watch faces, a stress tracker, a sleep health analyzer, a heart monitor, a SpO2 logger, 14 sports activities, and 5 ATM ingress protection.
You can buy it from Amazon India at ₹2,999 although its original price is ₹7,990.
4. Dizo Watch D Sharp
Dizo Watch D Sharp has a 1.75-inch TFT panel, that can be personalized with 150+ watch faces, 110+ activity modes, a 330mAh battery, and sensors for tracking heart rate, SpO2, sleep, and female menstrual cycle.
It is currently up for grabs on Amazon at ₹2,699. The original price is ₹5,499.
5. Fire Boltt Astro
Fire Boltt Astro ships with a 1.78-inch AMOLED screen, Always On Display, Bluetooth Calling facility, over 110 sports activity modes, and trackers for heart rate BPM, blood oxygen, and menstrual cycle.
This watch is currently retailing for ₹2,999 on Amazon.
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