For outdoor sport, Noise pairs two rugged GPS smartwatches — the flagship NoiseFit Endeavour Pro and the Endeavour 2 — with the screen-free REP 24x7 tracker for training load. All three carry 5 ATM water resistance, multi-day battery and 20-plus sports modes, backed by the NoiseFit app on iOS and Android.
Prioritise GPS accuracy for mapped routes, rugged build for knocks and weather, water resistance for rain and swims, and long battery for full-day adventures. ABC sensors (altitude, barometer, compass) help on trails and hikes, while broad sports-mode support and Strava syncing let you log and share every session.
The Endeavour Pro leads with built-in dual-band L1+L5 GPS across five satellite systems, the most precise option for trails, trail-running and hiking. The Endeavour 2 uses single-band five-satellite GPS, still solid for everyday routes. The screen-free REP has no built-in GPS, so it suits gym and indoor training instead.
The Endeavour Pro is the rugged pick, built to MIL-STD-810H military durability standards to shrug off drops, dust and temperature swings on demanding adventures. The Endeavour 2 is a lighter everyday-outdoor option but is not listed as shockproof, so reserve the hardest expeditions for the Endeavour Pro.
Yes. Both the Endeavour Pro and Endeavour 2 include ABC sensors — altimeter, barometer and compass — useful for tracking elevation, spotting weather shifts and holding direction on trails and climbs. The screen-free REP focuses on health and recovery scores rather than navigation, so it has no ABC sensors.
The Endeavour Pro carries 5 ATM water resistance rated to 50 metres, making it swim-safe for pool and open water. The REP Band is also 5 ATM and pool and open-water safe. The Endeavour 2 has a 5 ATM rating too, but Noise advises against swimming or diving with it.
Battery is built for long days out. The Endeavour Pro and REP both last up to around ten days on a typical charge, while the Endeavour 2 offers up to seven days with about a month of standby. The Endeavour 2 also fast-charges, with an hour giving up to five days of use.
The Endeavour Pro combines MIL-STD-810H toughness, a bright 1.5-inch AMOLED display up to 1000 nits for sunlight visibility, dual-band L1+L5 GPS and ABC sensors. Add 5 ATM / 50-metre water resistance, Bluetooth calling and Strava syncing, and it becomes the complete pick for serious hiking, trail-running and expedition use.
The Endeavour 2 offers a 1.46-inch always-on AMOLED display, single-band five-satellite GPS and ABC sensors, plus an AI Companion and AI Watch Faces. It adds stress and cycle tracking and Strava syncing in a made-in-India build — a versatile everyday-outdoor watch, though not rated shockproof for the roughest use.
The screen-free REP is a training-load companion rather than a route tracker. At around 27 grams it turns your data into Recovery, Sleep and Effort scores, so you know when to push or rest. With 5 ATM water resistance and 20-plus sports modes, it complements a GPS watch for indoor and recovery days.
All three cover 20-plus sports modes across running, cycling, swimming and gym workouts, with the REP auto-detecting several activities. The Endeavour Pro and Endeavour 2 add on-wrist GPS stats and Strava syncing so outdoor sessions map and share automatically, while the REP logs effort and recovery for every workout.
The Endeavour Pro is the strongest choice for hiking and trekking, with MIL-STD-810H durability, dual-band GPS for accurate routes, ABC sensors for elevation and direction, and up to ten-day battery for multi-day trips. The Endeavour 2 is a lighter alternative for shorter outings on well-marked trails.
Yes. All three carry a 5 ATM rating, comfortably handling rain, sweat and splashes during outdoor sport. The Endeavour Pro and REP are further rated for swimming, while the Endeavour 2, despite its 5 ATM rating, is advised for splash and rain use rather than swimming or diving.