Noise ColorFit Pulse 3 with 1.96" Biggest Display Bluetooth Calling Smart Watch, Premium Build, Auto Sport Detection & 170+ Watch Faces Smartwatch for Men & Women - Midnight Black

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I’m really impressed with the NoiseFit Pro 6R! The display is clear and vibrant, and the overall design feels premium and comfortable for all-day wear. Health tracking features like heart rate monitoring, SpO₂, and sleep tracking work accurately and are easy to access. Battery life is excellent, lasting several days on a single charge, which is very convenient. Call and notification alerts work smoothly, and the performance is reliable. Overall, it’s a great smartwatch with excellent features at this price point—definitely worth it!

The watch was good... Looking to good. I love the product. Worth for money.. Most good for mens

The watch is good for its price. But I don't know much about its features. So far, I've only used it without making calls or receiving notifications, and the battery life is decent; it lasts for about three days. As I use it more, I will update this review accordingly in the future. If you want to buy this watch, make sure you read reviews from various sources before purchasing it.

very disappointed with the Noise Pulse 3 smartwatch. It does not allow setting a custom watch face for free. The custom watch face feature is locked behind a paid Gold subscription, which means you have to spend extra money just to use your own photo as a watch face. This is very frustrating because many other smartwatches offer this feature for free. I bought this watch expecting basic customization, but it turns out to be restricted unless you pay.

Good quality watch and very good strap

Update after almost a couple of months of usage: The replacement never made it to me and was marked as "Refused by Addressee" for no rhyme or reason. Some issues we have faced: The watch switches off on its own. It happened with the 2nd unit as well so seems like a device fault at worst or a design flaw at the most basic level. Design/crown placement is odd as it can get pressed when you flex your wrist. Since the crown controls the power on/off function, you can accidentally switch it off and not realize it. Been there done that and now wear it a couple of centimeters above the wrist to prevent the same. The screen is decently bright with no problems in bright sunlight as you can easily see what is on the screen. You will be better off with a screen guard applied as the glass can get scratched from the usual bumps and scrapes with the table or doors. Usability wise, of you have it on auto mode to measure your HR, O2 and Stress levels at regular intervals and BT pairing with the phone, the battery life will be about a day. More life can be derived if you switch off the auto mode. Watch faces can be changed thru the NoiseFit app and the pairing process is simple and straight forward. The app is more oriented towards increasing sales with ads for their products although it manages the fitness suite fairly decently, but of the watch gets switched off, you lose the progress when it gets synced again after powering it on. There are noise coins that can be collected based on you completing the goals set. The rewards are based on continuity of your active streaks and increase progressively on crossing set milestones. Overall, a very basic yet decent offering at an ok-ish pricepoint. Would I recommend buying this? It depends. I was looking for a smart watch to monitor my fitness goals on a very tight budget and this one fit the bill with all the bells and whistles like BT calling (utterly useless feature IMO) included, so it is a "Yes" from my end, provided you have the same criteria as mine. If you can afford to shell out some more money, by all means look at buying something else with a better design/layout. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Day 0: 02 Nos of product ordered at 8:00pm. Delivery happened the next day on time by 11:00 am. I wanted to pay using a CC but the delivery guy did not have a POS machine. Paid online. Day 1: Setup done easily. Worked as expected. Had an issue with battery drainage with 96% charge running out by 10pm in the night. Figured it could be due to the screen on time during the setup and the usual "exploration of a new gadget" thing due to which it may have drained out. Put on charge. Decent time taken to go to 100% The charger is the old style apple charger with magnetic points that have to be put in only one way to charge. The mag points repel the watch if polarity isn't proper. Day 2: The watch refused to power up. The screen remained blank and the phone would not connect with the watch thru the app. Replacement ordered. And now the time being taken to deliver the order is a week. Waiting for the replacement and will update once I have it up and running. The 2nd one is running just fine and working as expected. Will update on the standby time once I speak to my brother who also wanted to get one for himself.

Ok best watch

1 month review Great in the price range Decent battery coverage, goes almost for a week Contains almost all features needed Although the step counts are mostly inaccurate as it counts and movement done while handling it It is a little laggy but does the work The calling feature is decent Connectivity is also good But It was once switch off randomly despite having 80+% charge... But was fixed when I put it in charge later.. don't have any complaint abt it if this issue doesn't happens again The only complaint i have is about the watch faces are very average... That's all