Noise introduced the NoiseFit Force, its first smartwatch, earlier in January of this year. The Gurgaon-based enterprise has just revealed an improved model of the same gadget. The NoiseFit Force Plus is the most recent model.
The NoiseFit Force Plus, Noise's newest rugged smartwatch made for rough terrain, has been launched. This occurred soon after the Noise ColorFit Vivid Call was introduced earlier in the week.
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The sporty and durable NoiseFit Force Plus design offers an impact-resistant structure that can handle challenging outdoor situations. The watch has a 1.46-inch AMOLED display with an Always-On-Display function and a 466×466 pixel resolution.
The watch features Bluetooth calling and enables users to make phone calls directly through the device and save up to 5 contacts in the device. It is powered by TruSync technology and equipped with Bluetooth v5. This watch is a trustworthy travel companion for all of your daily travels because it is water- and dust-resistant and has a battery life of up to 7 days.
Additionally, it has the built-in Noise Health Suite, which monitors crucial health metrics like SPO2, heart rate, and sleep cycles and even offers breathing exercises. Additionally, it provides 150 sports modes that may be customised with different cloud-based watch faces, as well as female health indicators. The productivity features of the NoiseFit Force Plus smartwatch include games, a built-in voice assistant, weather updates, and reminders.
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Starting on May 1, 2023, at 12 PM across both Flipkart.com and the Noise website, the NoiseFit Force Plus will be offered for a brief period for a special introductory price of Rs. 3999. The watch comes in three different hues, including Mist Grey, Teal Blue, and Jet Black
Noise exhibited good local market development in 2022, surpassing 5% of the worldwide market share for each year to place fourth. According to Counterpoint Research, the Indian market is generating debate over whether it would be able to challenge Samsung's lead beyond Huawei next year, despite the fact that its growth stalled in Q4 and missed to surpass Huawei.