Noise ColorFit Pulse 2 Max Smartwatch

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max has a large full touch screen 4.69cm (1.85-inch) TFT LCD display with a 240x284px resolution, giving you plenty of room for notifications, health stats, and navigation. It also comes with 150+ watch faces, including animated cloud-based designs, which you can browse and customise through the NoiseFit app to match your style.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max carries an IP68 rating and can handle water to a depth of 1.5m for up to 30 minutes, though you should avoid saunas, hot water, and ocean water, and it is not recommended for swimming. It is not shockproof, so avoid dropping it from a height as the watch may get damaged.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max features a remote camera, so you can trigger your phone's shutter from your wrist for group shots and selfies. For calls, it provides a calling notification feature: it alerts you to incoming calls on the watch so you don't miss them, rather than letting you hold the full conversation through the watch itself.

Yes to all three. To find your phone, wake the watch, swipe down from the home screen, and select Find my Phone, which works while the two are connected over Bluetooth and in range. Gesture control turns the display on when you raise your wrist, and you can adjust the vibration level to your preference from the watch's settings.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max cannot store music itself, but it offers remote music control: while your phone and watch are in Bluetooth range and synced with the app, you can play, pause, and skip tracks from your wrist. It can also control music routed to a Bluetooth headset, as long as your phone is paired with both the earphones and the watch.

To change the watch face from the watch, touch and hold the home screen, then swipe and pick a face; from the NoiseFit app, open Watch Face, choose your design, and tap Save, where you can also customise it. To adjust brightness, wake the screen, swipe down from the home screen, select Brightness, and set it to your preference.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max includes a heart-rate sensor, an accelerometer for motion and step tracking, and an SpO2 sensor for blood-oxygen readings. It does not have built-in GPS, so it relies on your phone's location for any distance or route tracking rather than positioning you independently when you head out without your phone.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max shows notifications for SMS, calls, calendar, and email, along with app alerts from WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Instagram, FB Messenger, Skype, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Gmail, Outlook, Snapchat, and Telegram. These appear as long as the notification feature is turned on and your phone and watch are in Bluetooth range and synced through the NoiseFit app.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max has a Bluetooth range of about 10 metres in open conditions between the watch and your phone. You can also keep it paired to the same phone as your earbuds at the same time, so both the watch and your earbuds stay connected to one phone without you needing to unpair one device to use the other.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max shows push notifications from social apps that are synced through the NoiseFit app. If notifications stop arriving, it's usually a Bluetooth issue: keep the watch and phone within range, turn alerts on in the app, keep the app running and locked in the background (on Android), and make sure DND mode on the watch is turned off.

Yes. While the watch is synced with the NoiseFit app and within Bluetooth range, you can see messages and caller information on your wrist. Turn on the call notification feature in the app to view incoming caller details, and you can read new messages as they arrive as well as revisit previously received notifications on the watch.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max pairs with the NoiseFit app. From the app you can manage your profile via Settings and Profile, and track your activity in the Daily Report section, which gives you your daily summary. One thing to note: the units of measurement cannot be changed in the app once they have initially been set.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max has a 300mAh battery offering up to 10 days of use and up to 30 days of standby. A full charge takes about 2 hours, and the watch shows a '100% Charged' message when done. Charge it with a low-power adapter or a laptop/PC USB port, and avoid fast-charging adapters as they may damage the watch over time.

To check the battery level, wake the screen and swipe up on your ColorFit Pulse 2 Max to see the current charge. To make a charge last longer, lower the display brightness and turn off the All-Day Heart Rate measurement, since continuous heart-rate tracking and a bright screen are among the biggest drains on the watch's battery.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max works with both iPhone and Android devices. On Apple, it is compatible with all iPhones running iOS 11 and above, and on Android it supports all phones running Android version 9 and above. As long as your phone meets one of these versions, you can pair the watch and use the NoiseFit app.

First make sure your phone and the ColorFit Pulse 2 Max are charged and next to each other, then connect the charging cable to power on the watch. Download the NoiseFit app, open it, and allow Bluetooth and location. Enter your personal information and health goals, then go to the Add Device page, select the device type, and link the watch to complete setup.

Most sync, setup, and alert problems come down to lost Bluetooth connectivity. Keep the watch and phone within Bluetooth range and make sure the NoiseFit app is running and locked in the background (on Android), with alerts turned on and DND off. If setup still fails, reset the ColorFit Pulse 2 Max and try pairing again.

All three actions live under System Settings: wake the watch, open Settings, and select System Settings. From there, choose Reboot to restart the watch, Power Off to switch it off, or Reset to restore it. A reset is helpful when setup or syncing keeps failing, after which you'll pair the watch with the app again.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max offers female health tracking and an SpO2 monitor that measures the oxygen level in your blood. It also estimates the calories you burn using a combination of your heart rate, activity duration, steps taken, distance covered, and your height, weight, and age, giving you a rounded view of your daily activity.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max measures heart rate both manually and automatically, viewable on the watch and in the NoiseFit app; wear it snugly with no gap for an accurate reading. It records sleep even when the app isn't connected, syncing that data once reconnected, and it has an in-built pedometer for step counting, with detailed analysis available in the app.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max uses a 22mm-wide strap. To swap it, use the release mechanism on the underside of the watchband to detach the old strap and click the new one into place. Replacement straps can be purchased from the official Noise website, so you can refresh the look of your watch whenever you like.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max syncs your data over a Bluetooth connection with the NoiseFit app, transferring the health and activity information it records to your phone. For reliable syncing, keep the watch within Bluetooth range and the app running and locked in the background so the two stay connected and your daily data stays up to date.

ColorFit Pulse 2 Max comes with a 1-year manufacturing warranty, valid from the date the product is delivered to you, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. To activate your cover, register the product on the Noise warranty registration page after purchase, keeping your order details handy so the warranty is correctly linked to your device.