Noise offers a strong men's lineup spanning premium to budget. Top picks include the flagship Pro 6R, the big-screen ColorFit Pro 6 Max, the rugged Endeavour Pro, and the AI-focused Halo 3. For style, the Halo 2 Limited Edition and ALT Watch 1 stand out, while the Twist Go covers essentials affordably.
Start with how you'll use it. For serious fitness, prioritise built-in GPS and swim-ready water resistance. For the outdoors, look at rugged builds and long battery. Everyday users can focus on display quality, Bluetooth calling and comfort. Then match your budget, since Noise spans flagship features down to affordable essentials.
For most men, the Noise Pro 6R is the standout all-rounder. It pairs a bright 1.46-inch round AMOLED with built-in GPS, Bluetooth calling, on-watch music storage and Noise AI features. Add swim-ready water resistance and a stainless-steel build, and it handles work, workouts and everyday wear with ease.
For training, the Pro 6R leads: built-in GPS, 100+ sports modes and swim-ready water resistance let you track runs, rides and pool sessions without your phone. Continuous heart-rate, SpO2 and readiness insights round out the picture, so you can push effort and recovery with data you can trust on your wrist.
The NoiseFit Endeavour Pro is built for the outdoors, with a MIL-STD-810H rugged body, dual-band L1+L5 GPS across five satellite systems, and altimeter, barometer and compass sensors. Its large battery lasts around ten days, and it syncs with Strava and Apple Health, making it ideal for trekking and trail runs.
For sheer size, the ColorFit Pro 6 Max leads with a 1.96-inch HD AMOLED, the largest in the ColorFit series. If you prefer a bold round dial, the Pro 6R and Halo 3 offer sharp AMOLED panels reaching up to 1000 nits that stay clear in bright sunlight. The Vortex Plus brings AMOLED clarity too.
On a budget, the NoiseFit Twist Go covers the essentials well, with Bluetooth calling, health tracking and around a week of battery in a smart metal design. If you want a larger screen for less, the ColorFit Pulse 2 Max adds a big 1.85-inch display and long battery life, making both strong value picks.
For statement style, the NoiseFit Halo 2 Limited Edition features a rotating axe-cut bezel and metal finish, while the ALT Watch 1 earned a Red Dot Design Award 2026 with its anodised aluminium body and functional crown. The round Halo Limited Edition and Endeavour Pro also bring bold, masculine looks.
The Pro 6R, ColorFit Pro 6 Max, Endeavour Pro and ALT Watch 1 all include built-in GPS, so you can map outdoor runs, walks and rides without carrying your phone. The Endeavour Pro goes furthest with dual-band positioning across five satellite systems for the most accurate route tracking.
Yes, every smartwatch in this range supports Bluetooth calling, so you can take and make calls from your wrist once paired with your phone. Higher-end models like the Pro 6R and Halo 3 include a built-in speaker and microphone, plus an on-watch dial pad and quick access to your frequent contacts.
Most Noise smartwatches here last around a week on typical use, with quick charging to top up fast. If long runtime matters most, the ALT Watch 1 stretches notably further on lighter usage, while the rugged Endeavour Pro also holds a charge well thanks to its larger battery.
For swimming, choose the Pro 6R, ColorFit Pro 6 Max or Endeavour Pro, which carry higher water-resistance ratings suited to pool sessions. The others handle splashes, sweat and rain for everyday wear but are not built for swimming or submersion, so keep them away from pools, showers and the sea.
Yes, every smartwatch here works with both iPhone and Android through the free NoiseFit app. Most support iOS 17 and above and Android 9 and above; install the app, keep Bluetooth enabled, and you get notifications, health syncing and firmware updates across supported devices.