NoiseFit Twist 2 Review

Quick Summary

The NoiseFit Twist 2 is Noise's stylish round smartwatch for people who want an AMOLED screen and Bluetooth calling without paying flagship prices. It costs roughly ₹2,499 for the standard colours and a little more for the metal-link Gold Link edition. The bright 1.43-inch display, the round metallic look and a long-enough battery are its best points. The compromises are the lack of GPS, no on-watch music and an IP67 splash rating that rules out swimming. For daily wear, calls and basic health tracking, it is one of the better-looking budget picks.

Design & Build Quality

This is a watch designed to look good first. The round dial with its metallic finish and stainless steel back looks closer to a traditional wristwatch than to a plastic fitness band, and that is what sets the Twist 2 apart from many watches at this price. The 22 mm strap is standard, so a replacement in leather or metal is easy to find if you tire of the stock look.

Noise offers six colours. Most come with a silicone strap, which is comfortable for all-day wear and workouts, while the Gold Link edition swaps it for a stainless steel link strap that suits formal clothes better and is also priced a little higher. The functional crown on the side adds a premium touch and gives you an easy way to scroll without smudging the screen.

The case is on the compact side compared with the oversized watches that dominate this price band, which makes it a good match for smaller and medium wrists. If you prefer a big, chunky watch, you may find it a little modest.

Display Experience

The 1.43-inch AMOLED panel is the star of the Twist 2. Colours are rich, blacks are deep, and the screen is easy to read indoors. With peak brightness of up to 850 nits it is also bright enough to check the time in the Indian sun, something cheaper LCD watches often struggle with.

The watch face library has more than 100 options through the NoiseFit app, so you can switch between sporty, minimal and classic looks to match your outfit. For a screen of this size and quality at this price, there is not much to complain about.

Calling, Voice & Everyday Use

Bluetooth calling lets you answer and make calls from the wrist through the built-in microphone and speaker, which is handy when your phone is in a bag or across the room. It works as a quick-answer tool rather than a replacement for your phone, since call quality depends heavily on surroundings. The Bluetooth range is about 18 metres in the open.

Notifications for calls, SMS and apps such as WhatsApp, Instagram and Gmail show up on the wrist once the watch is synced with the NoiseFit app. There is also AI-based voice search and a voice assistant, gesture controls and a find-my-phone feature. All of this works with Android 9 and above, and with iPhones running iOS 17 and above.

What it does not do is play music. There is no on-watch music storage and no music playback to a Bluetooth headset, so it only controls what your phone is doing. There is also no built-in GPS, so runs and rides are tracked through your phone.

Battery Life & Charging

Noise rates the battery at up to 7 days of typical use and up to 30 days on standby. That is a respectable figure for an AMOLED watch with calling, and means a weekly charge is a realistic routine. Constant calling, the brightest display setting and many notifications will pull the figure down, so treat it as a best case.

The included magnetic charger takes about two hours for a full charge, and there is no fast charging. The brand advises using a low-power adapter or a laptop USB port, which is sensible advice for any small battery.

Health & Fitness

The Twist 2 tracks heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, stress and female health, and offers a breathe mode and more than 100 sports modes. It covers the everyday wellness basics well, and the NoiseFit app collects it all in one place. As with any budget watch, treat the numbers as general trends rather than medical readings.

The IP67 rating means it handles sweat, rain and light splashes, but it is not meant for swimming, hot water or the sea, so take it off for those. It is also not shockproof, so a hard knock could cause damage.

Ease of Use

Setup is simple: press and hold the side button, install the NoiseFit app, and follow the pairing steps. The crown and touch screen make menus quick to move through, and watch faces can be changed from either the watch or the app. For a first-time smartwatch buyer, there is very little to learn.

Features Assessment

The feature mix is sensible for the price: AMOLED display, calling, voice assistant, a functional crown, health tracking and a good app. The omissions are exactly what you would expect at this level, namely GPS, music storage and a higher water-resistance rating. None of them is a surprise, and none is a deal-breaker for the kind of user this watch is aimed at.

Value for Money

The MRP is ₹6,999, but the price people actually pay is much lower. The lowest current price we found for the standard-colour models is ₹2,499, while the Gold Link edition with the steel strap is sold at ₹2,799. That is a fair amount for an AMOLED watch with calling and this level of finish. Cheaper watches exist, but most of them compromise on the screen, and the Twist 2 is a better-looking choice in this band.

Noise gives a 1-year limited warranty, which is the norm here. The sensible way to buy is to pick your colour and strap and pay close to the current street price, never the printed MRP.

Who Should Buy It?

Buyers who want an attractive round smartwatch with a bright AMOLED screen for office wear and daily use. First-time smartwatch owners who like Bluetooth calling and simple health tracking. Anyone who wants a stylish steel-link option for formal occasions without spending much more.

Who Should Consider Alternatives?

Runners and cyclists who want to track routes without a phone need a watch with built-in GPS. Swimmers need a higher water-resistance rating than IP67. People who want to store and play music from the wrist should look at a watch that supports it.