Noise's under-₹2,000 range covers everyday smartwatches built around large colour displays, heart-rate and SpO2 tracking, and sleep monitoring. Popular picks include the ColorFit Pulse 3, Pulse 2 Max, Quad Call and Icon Buzz for Bluetooth calling, plus the ColorFit Pulse for a longer-lasting, calling-free option. All pair with the NoiseFit app.
At this price you get a full-touch colour display, 24/7 heart-rate and SpO2 monitoring, sleep and step tracking, and multiple sports modes. Most models add Bluetooth calling, remote camera and music control, and 100+ watch faces. None include built-in GPS, so distance tracking relies on your connected phone.
If you want to take calls from your wrist, choose a calling model like the ColorFit Pulse 3, Pulse 2 Max, Quad Call or Icon Buzz, which pair with your phone over Bluetooth. If you mainly want fitness and notifications, the calling-free ColorFit Pulse offers a bigger battery for the money.
The ColorFit Pulse 3 leads with a 1.96-inch TFT screen and slim bezels, followed by the Pulse 2 Max at 1.85 inches and the Quad Call at 1.81 inches. The Icon Buzz uses a 1.69-inch display. A larger screen makes notifications, health stats and the dial pad easier to read.
For the longest runtime, the ColorFit Pulse and Pulse 2 Max lead the budget range, both rated for well over a week of typical use on a single charge. The Pulse 3, Quad Call and Icon Buzz last around a week. Battery life shortens with Bluetooth calling, bright displays and all-day heart-rate tracking.
For voice control, the Quad Call includes an AI voice assistant and the Icon Buzz supports Siri and Google Assistant. For cycle tracking, the ColorFit Pulse 3, Pulse 2 Max and ColorFit Pulse offer female health tracking. The Icon Buzz and Quad Call skip cycle tracking, so match the watch to your priority.
Both offer Bluetooth calling, IP68 water resistance and female health tracking. The Pulse 3 has a larger 1.96-inch display, a metal case and auto sports detection, while the Pulse 2 Max has a 1.85-inch screen with a bigger battery for longer runtime. Choose the Pulse 3 for screen and build, the Pulse 2 Max for battery.
The ColorFit Icon Buzz is the most affordable calling option, pairing Bluetooth calling with a 1.69-inch display, voice-assistant support and built-in games. It tracks heart rate, SpO2, sleep and steps and carries an IP67 rating. It's a strong entry pick, though it skips female health tracking and uses a smaller battery than the Pulse models.
For a premium feel on a budget, the ColorFit Pulse 3 pairs a metal case with 2.5D curved glass, and the Quad Call adds a sleek metallic finish. Both run large bright displays with Bluetooth calling. If looks and screen size matter most, these two stand out in the under-₹2,000 line-up.
Yes. The ColorFit Pulse 3, Pulse 2 Max and ColorFit Pulse carry an IP68 rating, while the Icon Buzz and Quad Call are rated IP67. Both ratings handle sweat, rain and splashes, so you can wear them during workouts and daily use, but none are built for swimming or hot showers.
No. None of the under-₹2,000 Noise smartwatches include built-in GPS. They use connected GPS instead, drawing location from your paired phone to record distance and routes. For everyday step counting and workouts this works well; you'll just need your phone nearby for accurate distance and route mapping.
All of them work with both Android and iPhone through the free NoiseFit app. Newer models like the ColorFit Pulse 3 and Pulse 2 Max need Android 9 or iOS 17 and above, while the Icon Buzz and Quad Call support older versions. Check your phone's version before pairing.
Most charge fully in about two to two-and-a-half hours using the included magnetic cable. Noise recommends a low-power adapter or a laptop USB port rather than a fast charger, which can damage the battery over time. A full charge then lasts roughly a week or more depending on the model.