Noise: NoiseFit Twist Go Smartwatch Advertised at ₹1,899 (62% Off Claim)

At a glance

Warning: this price is advertised, not verified. The NoiseFit Twist Go smartwatch is listed at ₹1,899 in the deal we reviewed (advertised as 62% off a ₹4,999 MRP), with an extra checkout offer claimed to bring it to ₹1,804. We were able to confirm the official Noise product page for this watch, but the page did not expose a verifiable selling price at the time of checking, so treat all numbers as advertised until you see them at checkout.

Quick facts

Product overview

The NoiseFit Twist Go is an entry-level smartwatch from Noise. According to the official product page, it offers a 1.39-inch TFT display, Bluetooth calling, access to Siri or Google Assistant, more than 100 watch faces, and health tracking for heart rate, SpO2, sleep, steps and calories. Noise claims up to 7 days of typical battery life and up to 30 days on standby, with charging in about 2 hours. It runs Bluetooth v5.3, supports iOS and Android, and ships in seven colour variants including Gold Link, Rose Pink, Elite Black, Elite Silver, Black Link, Silver Link and Jet Black. The page shows a 4.89/5 rating from 132 reviews. The deal message also lists IP68 water resistance and a metallic finish; the official page describes it as water resistant for everyday wear without specifying an IP rating.

Reasons to consider

• Bluetooth calling at a budget price is genuinely useful if you take calls often.
• Seven colour/strap options cover both metal-link and silicone preferences.
• Up to 7-day battery life reduces charging friction for a daily-wear watch.
• At the advertised ₹1,899 — or ₹1,804 if the extra checkout offer applies — it undercuts most branded BT-calling smartwatches.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Bluetooth calling and voice assistant support
• 100+ watch faces and multiple sport modes
• Claimed 7-day battery, 30-day standby
• Advertised price is aggressive for the feature set

Cons

• The ₹1,899 / ₹1,804 prices are advertised; the store page gave us no verifiable selling price
• Basic TFT display at 240×240 resolution — not an AMOLED panel
• Water resistance is described generically; IP68 could not be confirmed
• Budget smartwatch sensors are fine for trends, not medical accuracy

Buyer fit

A reasonable pick for students, first-time smartwatch buyers, or anyone wanting BT calling and basic health tracking without spending much. Skip it if you want an AMOLED display, GPS, or a verified deep-discount guarantee — or if the checkout price comes out higher than advertised.

Final verdict

Worth considering only if the store actually shows ₹1,899 (or lower) when you check out. The product itself is a solid budget BT-calling watch, but since we could not verify the live selling price, confirm the number on the Noise product page before paying — if the checkout shows a meaningfully higher figure, the deal may have expired or been conditional.