It's time for competitor brand Noise to take the lead after boAt unveiled its first smartwatch with eSIM support. The wearable manufacturer has unveiled the Voyage smartwatch, which makes using calls without a smartphone easier thanks to eSIM enablement.
Three months of free 4G calling are included with the smartwatch, which supports both Jio and Airtel eSIMs. This feature can make calling considerably more reliable and convenient when compared to Bluetooth calling. Additionally, up to 200 phone numbers can be saved.
The Noise Voyage is built of metal and has a high-end appearance. The device has a 1.4-inch Retina AMOLED display with 454 x 454 pixel resolution. A circular stainless steel bezel is also included.
Co-Founder of Noise Gaurav Khatri commented on the launch, saying,
Regarding health features, the new Noise smartwatch has sophisticated health sensors that can track stress, sleep patterns, heart rate, and blood oxygen levels. In addition to the ability to track steps, calories, and distance, there will be more than 100 sports modes (including an auto sports detection mode) for tracking different kinds of activities.
Additionally, it has GPS and GLONASS for accurate position tracking—particularly when jogging, walking, hiking, and other activities. A single charge of the Noise Voyage can last up to 7 days, and it can run in standby mode for up to 30 days. A calculator, quick replies, smart notifications, an alarm clock, reminders, weather updates, and more are among the productivity tools included onboard. Moreover, the smartwatch can be used to listen to music by pairing it with compatible TWS, such as Noise Air Buds and Noise Aura Buds.
Pre-booking for The Noise Voyage is currently open and costs Rs 999. You can benefit from this by getting priority shipping and delivery, two smartwatch straps for free, a Rs 1,500 discount on Noise Voyage, and a Rs 1,000 discount on the i1 smart glasses.
Starting on December 23, it will be sold on the company website and through Flipkart. The cost has not yet been disclosed.
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