boAt Storm Infinity Plus Review
Product Overview
ConsumerArena Rating
The boAt Storm Infinity Plus is a simple, affordable smartwatch that focuses on screen size and battery life.
See full rating breakdown| Model Name | Storm Infinity Plus |
|---|---|
| Brand | boAt |
| Colours | Sports Black, Deep Blue, Sports White, Active Black, Cherry Blossom, Cool Grey |
Variants & Prices
| Variant | Model No. | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sports Black | WA0025 | ₹1,699 |
| Deep Blue | ₹1,299 | |
| Sports White | ₹1,699 | |
| Active Black | ₹1,499 | |
| Cherry Blossom | ₹1,499 | |
| Cool Grey | ₹1,499 |
Quick Summary
The boAt Storm Infinity Plus is a budget smartwatch built around a large 1.96-inch display and a 680 mAh battery that boAt claims lasts up to 20 days. It sells in India for ₹1,699 in its Sports Black and Sports White colours, with other colours listed for ₹1,299 to ₹1,499 on the official store.
It adds Bluetooth 5.4 calling, a rotating functional crown, IP68 protection, heart rate and SpO2 sensors, and 700+ activity modes. It does not have built-in GPS, which is normal at this price.
Design and Build
The watch has a rectangular case with a rotating functional crown on the side, and it weighs just 45 g, so it is comfortable to wear all day and during sleep tracking. A nylon strap with a buckle closure is fitted, and six colours are offered: Sports Black, Deep Blue, Sports White, Active Black, Cherry Blossom and Cool Grey.
An IP68 rating protects it against sweat, dust and splashes, which covers gym sessions, rain and daily wear. This rating is not meant for swimming or diving.
Display
The 1.96-inch HD display has a resolution of 240 x 296 pixels and a peak brightness of 500 nits. The screen is large for a watch in this price band, which makes notifications, menus and the QR tray easy to read.
A wake gesture lights the screen when you raise your wrist. boAt does not specify the panel type, so we do not make claims about contrast or always-on behaviour.
Performance and Software
The watch works with the boAt Crest app on Android 7.0 and above and on iOS 14.0 and above. The app handles setup, health data and settings.
You can build custom watch faces with Watch Face Studio. The functional crown scrolls through menus, which helps when your fingers are wet or gloved. Processor and memory details are not published, so we cannot comment on speed.
Calling and Smart Features
Bluetooth 5.4 powers calling from the wrist, with the call functions built into the watch. You can also use camera control, music control, find my phone, alarms and hydration reminders.
A QR tray stores digital codes such as metro passes, UPI codes and social profiles, and the watch shows live cricket and football scores. An SOS alert can be sent to a saved contact by a long press on the power button.
Health and Fitness Tracking
A heart-rate sensor and a blood oxygen (SpO2) sensor track your readings through the day, and the watch records sleep and supports female wellness tracking. These are wellness tools and not medical devices.
boAt lists 700+ activity modes, including walking, treadmill, running, badminton, football, basketball, tennis and yoga. Since there is no built-in GPS, outdoor distance tracking depends on what the watch can estimate from its motion sensors or from your phone.
Battery and Charging
The 680 mAh battery is rated for up to 20 days of use and up to 30 days on standby. These are claimed figures, and real battery life depends on how often you use calling, the display and the sensors.
ASAP Charge fills the battery in about one hour using the USB magnetic charging cable that comes in the box.
Value for Money
At ₹1,699 against a listed price of ₹6,999, the Storm Infinity Plus is aimed at buyers who want a large screen, calling and a long battery rating without spending much. Prices differ by colour on the official store, with Deep Blue at ₹1,299 and three other colours at ₹1,499.
The trade-offs are the missing GPS, the basic IP68 protection and an unspecified display type.
Who Should Buy This?
First-time smartwatch buyers, students and anyone who dislikes frequent charging will find the large screen and long claimed battery attractive. It also suits people who want call handling and notifications on the wrist at a very low price.
It is a practical gift watch for family members who want simple health tracking.
Who Should Consider Alternatives?
Runners and cyclists who want accurate route tracking should look at a watch with built-in GPS. Swimmers need a higher water resistance rating than IP68, and anyone who wants an AMOLED display, detailed training metrics or a polished app ecosystem should spend more.
People who need clear details such as dimensions and processor information before buying should note that boAt does not publish them.
Pros
- Large 1.96-inch display with 500 nits peak brightness.
- Claimed battery life of up to 20 days with a 680 mAh battery.
- Fast charging in about one hour.
- Bluetooth 5.4 calling with a rotating functional crown.
- IP68 protection and a light 45 g body.
- Heart rate, SpO2, sleep and female wellness tracking.
- Priced from ₹1,299 to ₹1,699 depending on colour.
Cons
- No built-in GPS.
- IP68 rating only, so it is not suited to swimming.
- Display panel type, processor and dimensions are not published.
- Needs the boAt Crest app for setup and health data.
Overall ConsumerArena Rating
Good
How we rated it
Light 45 g body, functional crown and six colours, but protection is limited to IP68.
Large 1.96-inch screen at 240 x 296 and 500 nits, though the panel type is not specified.
Bluetooth 5.4 calling and custom watch faces work, but chip details are not disclosed and the watch depends on the boAt Crest app.
Heart rate, SpO2, sleep and 700+ activity modes, but no GPS.
Claimed 20 days of use and a one-hour full charge.
Large display, calling and long battery at ₹1,699.
Editorial Verdict
The boAt Storm Infinity Plus is a simple, affordable smartwatch that focuses on screen size and battery life. For ₹1,699 in Sports Black or Sports White, and as little as ₹1,299 in Deep Blue, you get a 1.96-inch display with 500 nits of brightness, a 680 mAh battery that boAt claims can last up to 20 days, Bluetooth 5.4 calling, a rotating functional crown and an IP68 rating. Health tracking covers heart rate, SpO2, sleep and female wellness, and the watch offers 700+ activity modes, a QR tray, camera control and an SOS alert. Charging takes about an hour. The limits are clear: there is no built-in GPS, protection is only IP68, and boAt does not publish the display type, processor or dimensions. It also depends on the boAt Crest app for setup and health data. For first-time buyers, students and anyone who wants a big screen and a battery that rarely needs charging at a very low price, it is a sensible pick. Serious runners and swimmers should choose a watch with GPS and higher water resistance.
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