Boat Xtend Smartwatch Review

Today, The Boat launched the ‘ Boat Xtend ‘, the company’s latest budget smartwatch for Rs. 2,999. The Boat Xtend Smartwatch comes with a stylish design resembling the Apple watch. Moreover, it has built-in Amazon Alexa support, SpO2 tracking, stress tracking, and much more. Coming in a budget segment, is it worth it? Should you buy this smartwatch? If you have such queries, there is nothing to worry about. It is a detailed review of the Boat Xtend Smartwatch, which will clear all your doubts about it.

• Smartwatch in black&gold color
• Charging clip
• User Manual and warranty card

When buying a smartwatch, one always thinks about its design and look. Apart from features, design and build is other major aspect one should take care of when buying a smartwatch. The boat has worked on its design this time which brings it to a premium side in terms of look. The design is inspired by the Apple Watch 3, but it cannot be compared to that. Obviously, in every aspect, Apple Watch 3 would be much better than the Boat Xtend Smartwatch. Redmi Watch and Amazfit Bip U Pro have the same shape and design, but the build quality is much premium on this one.

Coming to the display, the watch has a 42mm square shape display. What you see on this one is a TFT panel. The screen has big bezels. However, the good part is that the screen goes completely back when it is off so that you won’t notice the bezels, and the screen quality won’t feel cheap at all. It doesn’t have an always-on display, but we cannot complain about that. The watch offers a screen on time of up to 20 seconds and up to 12 levels of brightness control.

Watch UI And Features

The UI of this smartwatch is clean and easy to use. There is a single button on the watch that works as the power/off button and the back button. Moreover, the display is a touchscreen display that works without any problem. There isn’t much animation on the bar menu, and the navigation is simple, so you won’t find it difficult to use. However, the watch may lag a bit. The company has done cost-cutting in terms of the processor; that’s why you may find it to lag a bit, but it is OK and not a big deal at the price point you get it.