Noise ColorFit Pro 3 Alpha was announced in India as the new calling smartwatch from the Indian wearables manufacturer. As for the key highlights, the smartwatch comes with a big square-shaped display, notifications support, multiple sport modes, Voice Calling, Voice Assistant Support, multiple sensors including heart rate, Spo2, and more.
Noise ColorFit Pro 3 Alpha bears a 1.69 inches TFT LCD touchscreen LCD display with 240 x 280 pixels resolution, and 500 nits peak brightness. The watch boasts100 inbuilt sports modes including walking, swimming, running, and more. The smartwatch features 24 x 7 heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen level measurement, stress monitoring, sleep tracking, female health tracking, and temperature sensor. The smartwatch is compatible with both Android and iOS devices with supportable UI versions.
The Noise ColorFit Pro 3 Alpha comes with Bluetooth Calling support which means you can reject and even answer the calls using the smartwatch if connected to the smartphone using Bluetooth. The watch can store up to 80 songs as it has inbuilt storage and the songs in the gadget can be played via the watch speaker or even using the TWS earbud when connected. At the heart, the watch is compatible with both Android and iOS devices with supportable UI versions.
The Noise Colorfit Noise 3 Alpha sports Amazan Alexa support fusing which you can set reminders and more. The device comes with notification alerts, weather, alarm, reminders, remote music control, and remote camera control. The company claims that the watch can provide a battery life of up to 7 days on a single charge and can be charged to 100% in just 30 minutes.
For official pricing and availability, the Noise ColorFit Pro 3 Alpha smartwatch comes at a price of Rs. 8,999 but for up to some days it is available for Rs. 5,499. The wearable will be available in five different strap colour options — Black, Green, Grey, Pink, and Teal. The smartwatch will be available from March 25 at 12 PM in India via e-commerce platform websites like Flipkart, and Amazon.
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