Noise ColorFit Vivid Call is priced at ₹1,299 in India.
Noise has equipped this smartwatch with a Bluetooth calling feature.
Let’s check out all the features of ColorFit Vivid Call.
Noise ColoFit Vivid Call has launched in India. It brings BT calling at Rs. 1299. The brand aims to democratise Bluetooth calling for the masses with this watch. The smartwatch also features 100+ sports modes, IP67 water resistance, and more.
Noise ColorFit Vivid Call features
1. Noise ColorFit Vivid Call has got a 1.69-inch screen with a 240×280 pixels resolution and 500nits of brightness. You get 100+ watch faces to customize the display background.
2. The highlight feature of the Noise ColorFit Vivid Call is Bluetooth 5.1-based Bluetooth Calling facility. You get a dial pad, built-in microphone, speakers, and the option to save up to 10 contacts right on the watch for easy access. You can find the contacts and dial pad within the Noise Buzz app on the watch.
3. It offers health and fitness features like a heart rate sensor, a SpO2 monitor, sleep health tracking, and the ability to log 100+ sports modes.
4. Other smart features of the smartwatch includes real-time notification sync, AI voice assistant, weather data, remote camera control, and some in-built games.
5. The Noise smartwatch’s 260mAh battery is rated to run for 7 days max.
Rest, the watch sports a metallic finish and you can pick it in Deep Wine, Silver Grey, Space Blue, Jet Black, Rose Pink, and Forest Green colours.
Noise ColorFit Vivid Call price and availability
You can grab the Noise watch at ₹1,299 from Amazon India and gonoise.com.
The company co-founder Amit Khatri believes the Noise ColorFit Vivid Call will allow “new users to usher in a hassle-free calling experience”.
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