Fire-Boltt Smart Watch Guide

Fire-Boltt Smart Watch Guide app - Buying an affordable smartwatch today can be a daunting task, thanks to a variety of devices that are easy on the pocket but packed with features such as activity tracking, monitoring health and sleep, checking notifications and controlling music from your smartphone. Here's where the Fire-Boltt Talk comes with features seen on more expensive offerings from companies like Apple and Samsung, allowing users to take calls from their wrist.

The Fire-Boltt Talk smartwatch comes packed with features that include heart rate monitoring, fitness and activity tracking, sleep monitoring, blood oxygen level (SpO2) and blood pressure tracking. The smartwatch also allows users to check the weather, click smartphone photos using their wrist, and even take calls without picking up their phone. The device is comes in green, white and black colour options. The company sent us the green variant for review – we've spent a few weeks with the device and here are our thoughts.

The Fire-Boltt Talk closely resembles a regular wristwatch, from the round design to the crown and the 3.2cm (1.28-inch) display. Under the display is where the sensors are located and the watch body does not feel very heavy while wearing it. Clicking the crown (which is actually a button) turns on the display, while the touchscreen interface lets you swipe through menus and settings. The watch comes with rubber straps, we got the green variant for review and found the material soft to the touch and comfortable to wear.

The Fire-Boltt Talk is geared towards tracking a wide range of activity, sleep and health parameters and it appeared to do most of these things rather well in our tests. Walking while counting steps aloud and keeping track of the smartwatch showed that it tracked steps accurately while running, walking and jogging. Similarly, the Fire-Boltt Talk can measure your blood oxygen levels rather accurately, and we found the readings matching a BPL SpO2 reader we purchased online during the pandemic.

The heart rate tracker is also quite reliable, and the Fire-Boltt Talk comes with a continuous heart rate monitoring feature. However, this, along with sleep tracking, will drain your battery a lot faster – we could get at least six and a half days of battery life when these features were disabled. The Fire-Boltt Talk also comes with a blood pressure monitoring system, but taking readings in succession showed different readings and this does not appear to be a reliable method of checking one's blood pressure.

One of the headlining features of the Fire-Boltt Talk is the ability to use your smartwatch as a receiver while taking calls, and during our testing, we found that it worked rather well. Your smartphone basically treats the Fire-Boltt Talk as a speaker with a built-in microphone, and you can hear voices rather well. If there's audio playing on the other side, you might find it a little tinny, but the connection itself was quite stable and there were no issues while speaking using the smartwatch.

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