Noise makes two kids' smartwatches, each for a different need. The Jr. Explorer 2 is the safety and connectivity pick, with built-in GPS, SOS and 4G video calling so parents stay in touch. The Jr. Champ 3 focuses on fun and learning, with games, EduCards and habit challenges. Both are also sold as Delight Box gift editions.
Noise makes two kids' smartwatches, each for a different need. The Jr. Explorer 2 is the safety and connectivity pick, with built-in GPS, SOS and 4G video calling so parents stay in touch. The Jr. Champ 3 focuses on fun and learning, with games, EduCards and habit challenges. Both are also sold as Delight Box gift editions.
It depends on what you need. For safety and staying reachable, the Jr. Explorer 2 leads with built-in GPS, geofencing, SOS and two-way video calling. For younger children or a screen-time-friendly choice, the Jr. Champ 3 shines with games, EduCards and habit-building rewards. Both include a distraction-free School Mode for study time.
For safety, the Jr. Explorer 2 is the clear choice. Built-in GPS with Google Maps shows your child's real-time location, geofencing alerts you when they enter or leave a safe zone, and a one-touch SOS button calls for help instantly. Call whitelisting means only contacts you approve can ever reach the watch.
The Jr. Explorer 2 handles calling. It's 4G-enabled with e-SIM support, so it works without a phone and supports two-way voice and video calls straight from the wrist. Your child can only call and receive calls from contacts you approve in advance, keeping communication safe while letting them reach family whenever needed.
For learning and routines, the Jr. Champ 3 leads. Parents set tasks, schedules and challenges in the Noise Junior app, and children earn Noise Coins and badges for completing them. EduCards add bite-sized quizzes and facts, while health trackers cover heart rate, SpO2, breathing and sleep, making screen time playful and productive.
School Mode keeps the watch distraction-free during class or study time by muting games and other features while important functions still work. Both the Jr. Explorer 2 and Jr. Champ 3 include it, so the watch supports focus rather than becoming a distraction. Parents switch it on through the companion app for set hours.
Yes. Both watches come in special Delight Box editions that arrive with a surprise gift: the Noise Junior Explorer 2 Delight Box and the Noise Junior Champ 3 Delight Box. The watch inside is identical to the standard model, so you get the same features with festive, ready-to-gift packaging.
Setup is parent-led through a companion app. The Jr. Champ 3 pairs with the Noise Junior app by scanning a QR code on the watch, where you manage tasks, EduCards and stored safety details. The Jr. Explorer 2 is managed from its companion app too, letting you approve contacts, set safe zones and view location.
On the calling-enabled Jr. Explorer 2, yes. Your child can only make and receive calls from contacts you approve in advance, so unknown numbers cannot get through and your child cannot dial strangers. You manage the approved list yourself. The Jr. Champ 3 does not have calling; it focuses on habits, learning and health tracking instead.
Neither watch is built for swimming or showering. The Jr. Explorer 2 carries an IP68 rating and the Jr. Champ 3 a 1 ATM rating, so both handle everyday splashes, hand-washing and light rain. Keep them out of pools, showers and the sea, and dry the watch if it does get wet.
These watches suit children roughly aged 6 to 12, when kids want some independence but are usually too young for a smartphone. The Jr. Explorer 2 bridges that gap with safe calling and location tracking, while the Jr. Champ 3 suits younger children too, encouraging learning and healthy routines in a playful, phone-free way.
It depends on the model. The Jr. Explorer 2 uses an e-SIM with 4G, so it makes calls and shares location independently, without a paired phone. The Jr. Champ 3 has no SIM or calling; it connects to a parent's phone over Bluetooth through the Noise Junior app to sync tasks, learning and health data.