1.69-inch TFT display with an HD resolution Complete Heart monitor with 60 sports mode IP68 Water resistant 140+ Watchfaces AI Voice control and Bluetooth calling
Pros: Premium built including display and straps, Bluetooth calling, built-in mic, and speakers, IP68 rating, accurate daily activity tracking, and battery life
Cons: Bluetooth Connectivity and UI could be improved
Bottomline: The sleek and premium quality smartwatch with multiple sports modes, health monitoring sensors, and Bluetooth calling is the right choice for your daily use whether tracking health goals or connecting your calls right from your wrist.
In this era of gadget-friendly and fitness enthusiasts, smartwatches are something you can’t miss out on, especially in this ongoing pandemic, where everyone is conscious of their health and want to track their overall daily activities. Among the top others, here is the Boult Drift, a smartwatch introduced by Boult, an all-rounder with various multiple functions.
The Square aluminum case with round edges is comfortable and also silicon strap which I find is definitely of premium quality, one can surely rely on as it doesn’t rub against your skin or anything that makes it uncomfortable to wear for a long duration of time.
It has a 1.69-inch TFT display with an HD resolution. The touchscreen is decent with 475 nits brightness, allowing you to scroll through the options without a glitch. Further, there are plenty of watch faces that you can choose by long pressing the main page, you can even download faces through the Boult app which allows for customizations as well. Additionally, the IP68 dust, splash, and sweat resistance make it your perfect fitness companion.
It comes with a call and notification feature; a user can get call, Whatsapp text, calendar, and smartphone app notifications as per their customization when their phone is nearby and connected. You can also reject calls from your smartwatch. The smartwatch comes with 60 sports modes and is compatible with both iOS 9 and Android 5 or above operating systems.
The Sensor in the watch covers all health monitoring features like heartbeat rate and blood oxygen levels(SpO2), Blood Pressure levels, and the daily activity tracker that helps in keeping track of daily steps taken, calories burnt and distances covered.
The Boult Drift Smartwatch’s 1.69-inch screen produces rich colours. It has a decent brightness level that makes it usable even in direct sunlight. The UI is something that enables you to scroll to all the features in one place i.e Grid view.
Though it has sensors to check real-time heart rate, SpO2 level, Blood pressure, etc. one shouldn’t only be dependent on this. We used the device for a long period of time and it didn’t show any glitches. I believe it accurately measures steps, distance, and calories burnt, useful to track your health and achieve your daily goals.
You can access various features through this smartwatch UI as it lets you open the camera from the smartwatch screen, can access music, AI voice, check messages, monitor your sleep, and various sports modes including running, walking, cycling, swimming, badminton.
Moreover, with its built-in microphone and speakers, you can pick up. and decline calls right from your wrist.
The smartwatch gave a great battery backup of 5-6 days on using it day and night and ideally, it can last up to 10 days.
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