The Fire-Boltt Solaris smartwatch has entered the competitive wearable market with an attractive price tag of Rs 2,499.
From the outside, it looks like it has been designed to offer a multitude of features without breaking the bank.
The Solaris appears to position itself as an appealing option for those looking to get started with smartwatches or seeking a budget-friendly alternative.
This comprehensive review breaks down the device’s key aspects, from design and display to features and battery life, to give you a well-rounded understanding of what this smartwatch brings to the table.
Pros | Cons |
Budget-friendly | Inconsistent ‘raise to wake’ |
Vibrant AMOLED display | Some sensor quality is average |
Bluetooth calling feature | |
Decent battery life |
The Fire-Boltt Solaris makes a strong impression with its stainless-steel casing, striking a balance between durability and aesthetic appeal.
Its design appears to be highly versatile, fitting for both casual outings and formal events.
The device is adorned with a 1.78-inch AMOLED display that boasts a sharp resolution of 368 x 448 pixels.
In our opinion this vibrant screen delivers reasonably good visibility in various lighting conditions, thanks to the AMOLED technology that ensures deep blacks and vibrant colours.
One of the standout features of this smartwatch is its Bluetooth calling capability. Enabled with an integrated microphone and speaker, it allows for hands-free phone calls right from your wrist.
The device offers a quick dial pad, access to call history, and a contact list to facilitate call management. In terms of health and fitness, the Solaris pairs with the Da Fit app, delivering a range of tracking services.
These include SpO2 monitoring, heart rate sensing, sleep tracking, and a step counter. While the quality of the sensors may not be top-tier, they do provide reasonably accurate readings.
The device even includes sleep tracking, providing a basic yet adequate overview of your sleep patterns.
The Solaris smartwatch’s interface takes cues from Apple’s WatchOS in terms of app arrangement and overall layout. Users can navigate through various functionalities by simply swiping on the home screen.
Additional features include the ability to control the smartphone camera remotely, manage music playback, and receive notifications from selected apps.
While the always-on display offers convenience, the ‘raise to wake’ feature could be optimized further for better consistency.
Fire-Boltt claims that the device can last up to 9 days on a full charge. During our testing, this claim proved to be relatively accurate; with the always-on display feature enabled, the battery level remained at around 40 percent after five days of use.
The watch employs magnetic pogo-pins at the back for charging, typically requiring about 1.5 to 2 hours to reach full capacity.
The Fire-Boltt Solaris smartwatch offers a compelling package for its Rs 2,499 price tag. While it may not have the premium sensors or high-end build of more expensive models, it delivers on essential features and offers reasonable accuracy in health tracking.
It’s an excellent choice for budget-conscious consumers looking for a versatile and functional smartwatch.
Design – 4/5
Display – 3.5/5
Feature – 3.5/5
Calling – 3.5/5
Comfort – 3/5
Performance – 3/5
No, the smartwatch is not fully waterproof but has an IP67 rating, which makes it resistant to water and dust.
While the device offers a range of health tracking options such as SpO2, heart rate, and sleep tracking, it provides reasonably accurate readings, considering its budget-friendly price.
Yes, the Fire-Boltt Solaris features Bluetooth calling, allowing you to make and receive calls directly from your wrist.
The smartwatch takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to charge fully via magnetic pogo-pins. much more—all for just Rs 2,499.
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