NoiseFit Evolve Smartwatch Launched Starting From Rs. 5,499

Noise, a homegrown manufacturer that is well-known for its wearables and accessories has come up with yet another product in the NoiseFit Evolve series. This is the company's first smartwatch to feature an AMOLED screen.

The launch of the NoiseFit Evolve and NoiseFit Evolve Sport comes soon after that of the ColorFit Pro 2 fitness smartwatch back in October. Notably, the latest offerings will be available via the official website of the brand starting from November 19. The offline sale of the new smartwatches will debut soon. The pricing of these smartwatches starts from Rs. 5,499.

NoiseFit Evolve has been launched in Dusk Blue, Slate Black, and Blush Pink colors. On the other hand, the NoiseFit Evolve Sport arrives in only in Black and features a relatively better build and different strap.

NoiseFit Evolve Specifications

NoiseFit Evolve smartwatches feature a circular dial with AMOLED screen. This design gives a premium look to the smartwatch and makes it better to read the content even under direct sunlight. The screen has a resolution of 390 x 390 pixels.

Similar to the other smartwatches, this one also comes with an inbuilt activity tracker, a heart-rate monitor, nine sport modes for yoga, running, and other activities, etc. for those who are serious about fitness. Moreover, it also displays call and message notifications besides other app notifications. There are other features such as sleep tracker, sedentary reminder and goal completion reminder.

It is compatible with both Android and iOS devices. And, there is IP68 certification, which makes the new NoiseFit Evolve series smartwatches dust and water-resistant. The company touts that the 180mAh battery powering the smartwatch can last over three days on regular use and up to 10 days on standby mode.

What We Think

It looks like the NoiseFit Evolve series is a classic, round form factor smartwatch loaded with all necessary features such as fitness modes, smart notifications and more right from your wrist. It is touted that the screen is easily readable even in direct sunlight. Moreover, there is GPS for navigation-related functionalities.