What’s Inside The Box?

• Fire-Boltt Legacy Smartwatch
• Charging cable
• 1 Strap
• User manual
• Warranty card
• Boltt Play App membership card

Design & Display

The Fire-Boltt Legacy watch has a steel body that looks premium and rugged, although the back panel is made up of plastic. Its round shape is complemented by two functional side buttons on the right side of the dial, which is decently tactile. The side buttons have a decent finish. The sensors for measuring heart rate, SpO2, and charging pins are located underneath the display, accompanied by a Fire-Boltt branding at the back.

A single press of the upper button, which functions as a rotating crown, activates the display and opens the functions menu. Meanwhile, the touchscreen interface allows you to navigate through menus and settings with a swipe. With a long press, the upper button can be used as a shortcut to access the music interface, voice assistant, and on/off options. On the other hand, the lower button grants access to the Sport Modes interface.

The Fire-Boltt Legacy smartwatch comes with removable rubber straps that are not only soft and comfortable but also adjustable to fit any wrist size. Moreover, it is easy to switch to another metal or silicone strap of your preference. We got our hands on the Black variant and it looks pretty good.

Furthermore, after using the watch for a few days, I can confirm that there are no visible scratches on the body. It is comfortable to wear for long hours and I even slept with it on without feeling any discomfort. However, it may feel a bit bulky to some users.

Now coming to the display, the Fire-Boltt Legacy Smartwatch boasts a 1.43-inch always-on AMOLED display with a resolution of 466 X 466 pixels and a refresh rate of 60Hz. During my usage, I observed that it was highly responsive. The display’s peak brightness of 600 nits ensures that it can be used even in direct sunlight without straining your eyes. The font size is also pretty decent, so even if you are planning to buy it for elderly people at home, you wouldn’t regret buying it.

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Connectivity & Performance

Before using the Fire-Boltt Legacy, you must download the Smart-time Pro app which is available on both Google Play Store and Apple Store. With the app quickly connecting to the watch and displaying your data, setting up the watch is pretty smooth. The app also enables you to download watch faces and receive notifications for calls, messages, and other alerts.

The Fire-Boltt Legacy is designed to monitor a broad range of activity, sleep, and health metrics. It features more than 100 sports modes, including cycling, skipping, badminton, running, football, walking, and numerous others. When walking and verbally counting steps while tracking them on the smartwatch, I found it accurately tracked steps when walking, jogging, or running. Furthermore, the watch provides reasonably precise blood oxygen level measurements that matched those of a BPL SpO2 reader I purchased during the pandemic.

The smartwatch has a continuous heart rate monitoring feature that delivered satisfactory results. It also includes a blood pressure measuring system, but taking readings in succession showed varied results, indicating that it may not be the most reliable method for checking one’s blood pressure. The smartwatch’s sleep monitoring feature accurately tracks the number of hours slept, as well as the duration of deep sleep and light sleep. The breathing feature is another notable aspect of this smartwatch that I enjoyed. Additionally, the watch includes features for clicking pictures and changing songs, which worked quite well.

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One of the key features of the Fire-Boltt Legacy is the ability to use the smartwatch as a receiver during calls, which I found to be effective. Moreover, the smartwatch provides real-time stock market updates that can be viewed on the wrist. Users can add their preferred stocks to the app, and the watch will automatically display real-time updates.

What’s interesting about the smartwatch is that we didn’t have to pick up our phone to quickly check our heart rate or to see who was calling. It also displayed a list of recent callers, which could be synced with the phone’s contacts, and a dial pad. However, we noticed that the watch was slightly sluggish in responding to our inputs on the primary home screen.

Battery & Charging

The smartwatch boasts a battery capacity of 330mAh, providing a reliable two-day runtime for typical usage and Bluetooth calling. To extend the battery life, switching off Bluetooth when not in use is recommended. The company claims a battery life of up to seven days on a single charge, and I managed to use it for just over six days, indicating that the watch largely lives up to its claims.

It comes with a magnetic charger and supports wireless charging as well which makes the entire charging process easy breezy. With a four-pin magnetic charger, the watch can reach from 10 to 100 percent in approximately an hour, which is a decent speed.