Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra Smartwatch with 123 Sports Modes, Bluetooth Calls Launched in India: Details

The Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra smartwatch was launched in India on Wednesday. The Indian wearables maker’s latest smartwatch sports a 1.39-inch LCD display (240 x 240 pixels) and supports Bluetooth calling. The Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra smartwatch supports over 120 sport modes and includes heart rate and blood oxygen level sensors. Fire-Boltt’s new smartwatch comes with an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance.

Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra smartwatch price in India

The Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra smartwatch is priced at Rs. 1,999 and is available for sale through the official website of Fire-Boltt and also through Flipkart India.

The Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra smartwatch comes in six different color variants: black, blue, red, gray, pink, and teal.

Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra Smartwatch Specifications

The Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra smartwatch features a 1.39-inch (240 x 240 pixel) LCD display. The smartwatch comes with a Bluetooth calling feature allowing users to make and receive phone calls directly from the watch screen. The smartwatch also supports AI voice assistants such as Google Assistant and Siri, according to Fire-Boltt

Moreover, the smartwatch also comes with 123 sports modes including running, cycling and swimming. It also offers SpO2 monitoring, dynamic heart rate tracking, and sleep monitoring, among others. It also offers support for mirroring notifications from a connected device. The Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra also has an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.

The Fire-Boltt Talk Ultra also comes with built-in games. The product’s Flipkart listing claims that it can last up to seven days on a single charge. It takes about 120 minutes for a full charge. The wearable has a smart user interface with over 100 cloud watch faces. It also has smart controls that can track the weather, play games, receive periodic reminders, as well as controls for the camera and music playback. The smartwatch measures 46.6×50.6×0.4mm and weighs 80 grams, according to the company.

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