Fire-Boltt Phoenix Ultra Smart Watch 1.39 inch Bluetooth Calling, AI Voice Assistant, Metal Body with 120+ Sports Modes, SpO2, Heart Rate…

Overall, this watch is average.
It has a simple design and basic features.
The build quality is neither very strong nor very weak – just normal.
It is comfortable to wear, but the strap and style could be improved.
It is good for daily use

Overall Rating: (3/5)

Good quality smartwatch

Excellent product it’s a beautiful watch works great I would recommend it to anyone

The product is really really good, works so well. I just had some issues with it’s touch functionality, it’s good but sometimes it clicks anywhere and opens anything even though I didn’t even touch that. But apart from that, it’s value for money.

Watch is good. Battery is also pretty good. But the strap is not at all good. It has turned Black after few usage.😞

The Fire-Boltt Phoenix Pro smartwatch offers a mixed bag of features. On the positive side, the metal body gives it a premium look and feel, which I appreciate. The user interface on the watch itself is also fairly intuitive and easy to navigate. I found the SpO2 and heart rate monitoring to be generally consistent with what I would expect. The battery life is also quite decent, lasting me a solid 4-5 days on a full charge with phone call mode and notifications turned off, which is a definite plus.

However, there are a few significant drawbacks that prevent me from fully recommending this smartwatch, especially for my specific needs. Firstly, while it boasts a large number of sports modes, I noticed the accuracy of tracking varied depending on the activity. More importantly, a key reason I purchased this watch was for sleep monitoring. Unfortunately, I discovered in the manual that the sleep detection is fixed from 8 PM to 10 AM. This limitation makes the sleep monitoring feature completely unusable for me as I sleep during the day and work the nights. The lack of an option to adjust the sleep schedule, a common feature in other brands, is a major oversight.

Furthermore, the process of registering for the warranty has been a frustrating experience. The instructions indicated that the serial number could be found on the back of the watch or the box, but I couldn’t locate it in either place. This has raised concerns about the authenticity of the product. To make matters worse, I contacted the support team five days ago regarding this issue, and I have yet to receive any response. This lack of customer support is concerning.

For the price, the Fire-Boltt Phoenix Pro offers some appealing features like good battery life and a nice design. However, the inaccurate sports tracking, the inflexible and ultimately unusable sleep monitoring for night shift workers, and the hassle with warranty registration coupled with unresponsive customer support make it difficult for me to wholeheartedly recommend this product. It might be an okay option for those with standard sleep schedules and who don’t heavily rely on precise sports tracking or immediate customer support, but it definitely has areas that need improvement.