Best Smartwatches Under 2000 In India (March 2023)

The Noise ColorFit Pulse Grand was recently released in the Indian market. The watch has a full plastic body and a minimal design that looks premium. The square-shaped dial houses a 1.69-inch touchscreen display with 240 x 280 pixels resolution and fairly thin bezels. Of course, the display is not AMOLED, and I would not expect that at this price range either. The display looks decent and offers a good amount of brightness, making it usable even in bright outdoor conditions.

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The straps are made of silicone and are pretty comfortable. These straps are detachable in case you want to replace them, and there are plenty of replacement straps available in the market, too, so you can get a custom one if you like it. The watch faces can be easily switched from the watch itself whenever needed. You can also get a bunch of other watch faces from the companion app, which also gives you the option to set a custom watch face which is pretty cool.

If you are a fitness freak, worry not; the ColorFit Pulse Grand has got you covered as it is loaded with all the basic fitness features that you might need, like the daily activity tracker, heart rate monitor, SpO2 monitor, and 60-plus sports modes to help you track down your health. All the tracking works decently and offers fairly accurate results. Lastly, it is powered by a 260 mAh battery that can power it for about 4 days of normal usage, which is pretty average for its price.

Now moving on to our next smartwatch on our list is the Realme TechLife Watch SZ100, another good-looking smartwatch with a square-shaped dial that looks pretty stylish. The body is pretty lightweight, thanks to the plastic build. The body has a beautiful matte finish, giving it a premium touch. It weighs only 34 grams and has silicon straps that make it comfortable enough to wear for a whole day without discomfort.

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The 1.69-inch display has a resolution of 240 x 280 pixels with a peak brightness of 530 nits which looks pretty good even in bright outdoor conditions. The watch offers four watch faces out of the box, and when connected with the companion app, you can get more than 100+ options to choose from. You can also choose to make a custom watch face if you want to. The TechLife Watch S100 uses the RealmeFit app as its companion app and does a good job of synchronizing the data. The app’s interface is easy to use and has a good-looking interface which I would count as a plus point.

The watch comes with a 24 x 7 heart rate monitor and some other basic fitness features like a SpO2 monitor, sleep monitor, daily activity tracker, and 20 plus sports modes, which come in handy to track your daily fitness activities. It houses a 260 mAh battery which can easily power it up for up to 7 days on normal usage.

The next smartwatch on our list is the Boat Wave Lite. The first thing to notice is its build. The Boat Wave Lite has a metallic frame with a plastic back which gives a premium look. The square-shaped dial flaunts a 1.69-inch display which offers a max brightness of 500 nits. For some reason, the display has a weird bezel proportion. All the bezels are thin and look perfect, but the bottom one is pretty thick, which gives a noticeable weird look.

The display is pretty bright and is good enough in most lighting conditions. The watch is IP68 rated, which means it can take a few water splashes without any issues. The watch’s interface is simple and minimal, making it easy to use. It has fitness tracking features like daily activity monitoring, sleep monitoring, heart rate monitoring, and ten sports mode, which works decently.

The watch weighs about 44 grams which is not the lightest in the segment but is okay and would not bother you much daily. The watch houses a 240 mAh battery which can power it up for about 4 to 5 days on normal usage, which is decent in the budget segment.

Next on our list of best smartwatches under 2000, we have the Fire-Boltt Ninja 2, Max, recently released in the Indian market. The watch has a square-shaped dial that houses a 1.5-inch display and offers a resolution of 240 x 280 pixels. It weighs only 32 grams which makes it pretty lightweight. The watch has a plastic build and a glossy finish, which looks pretty good.

The display looks pretty good and performs well in different lighting conditions. You get some watch faces prebuilt into the watch, and a bunch more watch faces when you connect it with the companion app. The companion app is simple and pretty easy to navigate. It has all the important info on the main screen, which is good.

The watch has fitness features like 24 x 7 heart rate monitoring, sleep monitoring, steps tracking, and SpO2 tracking, which is almost all you need to track your daily fitness activities. The good thing is that it is IP68 rated, which means it can accompany you in your sweaty workout sessions. Lastly, it offers a battery life of about seven days on normal usage and up to 25 days of standby time, which is decent for its price.

Next on our list of best smartwatches under 2000 Rs, we have the Noise ColorFit Pulse, which houses a 1.4-inch display with a 240 x 240 pixels resolution. The display looks good and performs decently under different lighting conditions. The bezels around the display are noticeably thick, but the good part is that you won’t notice them much if you use a dark watch face.

It has a 24 x 7 heart rate monitor, sleep monitor, and SpO2 monitor, along with eight sports modes to track your physical activities. Of course, you cannot expect these results to be 100% accurate, especially at a price like this, but the results are fairly accurate compared to other watches in the same segment.

With the companion app, you can easily synchronize data and get a bunch of extra good-looking watch faces that you can choose from. Yes, you can customize these watch faces as well. The watch offers a battery life of about 8-10 days on average usage, which is decent for its price.

Lastly, we have the Fire-Boltt Ninja 2, one of the most affordable smartwatches on our list. It is another smartwatch with a square-shaped dial and a 1.3-inch display with a 240 x 240 pixels resolution. It is IP68-rated, making it resistant to sweat, dirt, and sand. The display has thick bezels around it, but with a dark watch face on, it would be barely noticeable.

The watch has a plastic build and a glossy finish over it. The straps are made of good-quality silicone and are pretty comfortable to wear. The watch features 30 sports modes and basic fitness tracking features like heart rate tracking, sleep tracking, SpO2 tracking, and even a menstrual cycle reminder for females.

Nobody likes to play games on their smartwatch, but Fire-Boltt has covered you with its two built-in games if you need them. The smartwatch can offer a battery backup of about seven days and about 25 days of standby time.

With this last smartwatch on our list, I would like to end my list of best smartwatches under 2000 in India. I will update this list timely, so feel free to bookmark this page and revisit it if you can’t find the best smartwatch.

If you have any queries or suggestions, feel free to drop them down below in the comments, and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you for reading.