Description

Design and specifications

The Noise ColorFit Pro 4 has this aesthetic rectangular dial style and a 1.72-inch TFT LCD touch screen, which has a resolution of 356×400 pixels and a peak brightness of 500 nits. The screen is quite sharp and detailed, which allows easy reading of text and data on screen. The Noise ColorFit Pro 4 comes in six variant, so there’s plenty of options for you to choose.The right side of the Noise ColorFit Pro 4 has microphone and on the left side has a small speaker grille, both of them are used for the Bluetooth calling functionality. There is a single button on the right side, which also rotates to scroll for navigation. The bottom side of the smartwatch has the optical sensors for heart rate and blood oxygen level detection, and the contact points for the magnetic charger. The ColorFit Pro 4 is IP68 rated for dust and water resistance. The smart watch weighs 24.1g, and uses Bluetooth 5.3 for connectivity. There is also an accelerometer which enables the lift-to-wake gesture to wake the screen.

Software and app

The software on the Noise ColorFit Pro 4 is basic as the most affordable smartwatches, and it runs around the hardware features of the device itself. It displays notifications and provides a short preview of text-based alerts from your smartphone. There is also Bluetooth calling functionality, which sets the ColorFit Pro 4 up as a Bluetooth microphone and speaker system when paired with your smartphone. The Noise ColorFit Pro 4 gives functional, dynamic watch faces which can be interacted with to open the respective apps and view detailed statistics. These features are common on high-end smartwatches where as affordable devices such as this don’t typically have these kinds of watch faces, so this is a plus point. Unfortunately, there is no always-on mode for the screen. You can activate the screen by lift-to-wake gesture or pressing the button; tapping the screen doesn’t do anything when the watch is on standby. While the visible widgets and apps vary according to watch face in use, it’s usually possible to have the key functions in view on the home screen of the Noise ColorFit Pro 4. You can also download and use various other watch faces through the smartphone app, but most of these are static and don’t have the benefits of the dynamic watch faces. The user interface on the Noise ColorFit Pro 4 is clear, looks good on the sharp screen, and puts most features and functions within easy reach through taps or swipes. In Noise ColorFit Pro 4 you can access list off apps by pressing the physical button once to open the app drawer. The apps on the device include Noise Buzz (the Bluetooth calling app), Noise Health, , timer, and alarms), weather, Clock (includes tools such as stopwatch, stocks, flashlight, and watch faces. The NoiseFit app is available for iOS and android. Fitness and health stats can be viewed on the app in detail once connected, settings for the device such as notification alerts, auto heart rate monitoring, weather settings, and more can be modified, and the firmware can be updated.

Performance and battery life

It has the Bluetooth calling functionality, which works well in certain conditions. The speaker and microphone are basic, so it is not suitable for long conversations with the Noise ColorFit Pro 4. Fitness and health tracking on the Noise ColorFit Pro 4 isn’t very accurate so I wouldn’t recommend the Noise ColorFit Pro 4 for fitness and health tracking. The Noise ColorFit Pro 4 battery was decent enough, as compared to other smartwatches of this price range. The smartwatch can run for six days on a single charge.