Home-grown consumer tech brand Noise has expanded its wearable lineup with the launch of the NoiseFit Pro 6R, the first Pro Series smartwatch to feature a round dial.
The smartwatch comes with a stainless steel body and a 1.46-inch AMOLED display offering up to 1,000 nits brightness and Always-On Display (AOD) support. It is available with metal, leather and silicone strap options.
Price and availability
Metal strap: Rs 7,999 (Titanium, Chrome Black)
Leather strap: Rs 6,999 (Brown, Black)
Silicone strap: Rs 6,999 (Black, Starlight Gold)
The NoiseFit Pro 6R will be available via the Noise website, Amazon, Flipkart, and select offline retail stores.
Key features
The NoiseFit Pro 6R runs on Noise AI Pro, which supports voice-based interactions and pattern-based usage for tasks such as checking health data, setting reminders, managing controls, and calling saved contacts.
For fitness tracking, the smartwatch features built-in GPS, guided workout courses, and native Strava integration for outdoor activities such as walking and running. Health tracking includes one-tap heart rate, SpO₂ and stress measurements, Sleep Score, and female cycle tracking.
The device supports Bluetooth calling, TWS connectivity, and works with both Android and iOS devices. Safety features include Emergency SOS and a siren, while 30m water resistance makes it suitable for everyday use.
Noise claims the smartwatch delivers up to seven days of battery life, extending up to nine days with regular use, depending on settings.
Specifications at a glance
Display: 1.46-inch AMOLED, 1,000 nits, AOD
Build: Round stainless steel dial
AI: Noise AI Pro
GPS: Built-in with Strava integration
Health & fitness: Workout courses, Sleep Score, SpO₂, stress, female cycle tracking
Connectivity: Bluetooth calling, TWS support
Safety: Emergency SOS, siren
Water resistance: 30m
Battery life: Up to 7–9 days
Compatibility: Android and iOS
The NoiseFit Pro 6R positions itself as a premium, fitness-focused smartwatch with AI-powered features and built-in GPS at a competitive price point.
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