Noise, popular for its audio accessories and smart wearables launched the ColorFit 2, the company's latest smart band earlier this week. It has several features including 14 sports modes with any 3 available at the same time, 24-hour heart rate monitor, step counter, sleep tracker, sedentary reminder, menstrual cycle tracking and more. Let us jump into the review to find out what this has to offer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvfXpvHiwOw We recently posted our first impressions video on our FoneArena Tamil YouTube channel. Display and Design The Noise ColorFit 2 has a 0.96-inch LCD color screen, which has decent viewing angles and the sunlight legibility is decent for an LCD screen, but it could have been better. It doesn't have always-on screen to prevent battery drain, so the display lights up only when you lift your hand. The display is not protected by any kind of scratch resistant glass, so that it is prone to scratches easily. [gallery link="file" size="large" ids="288253,288252,288243"] You can adjust the brightness of the screen up to level 5 through the NoiseFit Sport app settings and selecting 'bracelet brightness'. It is not a touch screen, so that have to use the touch key below the screen with single press to cycle between steps, heart rate tracking, walk, ...
Saturday, 3 August 2019
Noise ColorFit 2 Review
Noise, popular for its audio accessories and smart wearables launched the ColorFit 2, the company's latest smart band earlier this week. It has several features including 14 sports modes with any 3 available at the same time, 24-hour heart rate monitor, step counter, sleep tracker, sedentary reminder, menstrual cycle tracking and more. Let us jump into the review to find out what this has to offer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvfXpvHiwOw We recently posted our first impressions video on our FoneArena Tamil YouTube channel. Display and Design The Noise ColorFit 2 has a 0.96-inch LCD color screen, which has decent viewing angles and the sunlight legibility is decent for an LCD screen, but it could have been better. It doesn't have always-on screen to prevent battery drain, so the display lights up only when you lift your hand. The display is not protected by any kind of scratch resistant glass, so that it is prone to scratches easily. [gallery link="file" size="large" ids="288253,288252,288243"] You can adjust the brightness of the screen up to level 5 through the NoiseFit Sport app settings and selecting 'bracelet brightness'. It is not a touch screen, so that have to use the touch key below the screen with single press to cycle between steps, heart rate tracking, walk, ...
