boAt Lunar Discovery Neo Smartwatch vs boAt Wave Call 3 Smartwatch

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boAt Lunar Discovery Neo Smartwatch

₹1,499

The Lunar Discovery Neo features a 1.39" (3.53cm) HD circular display with 240×240 resolution and 500 nits brightness, paired with 2.5D animated watch faces and multiple customizable menu styles. It supports Advanced Bluetooth Calling with a built-in speaker and mic, Quick Replies for messages, and music/camera remote control. Health tracking covers heart rate, SpO₂, guided breathing, sleep, stress, and female wellness, along with multiple sports modes and auto activity detection. Navigation combines touchscreen with a functional rotating crown, and the watch offers bilingual interface support. It's built with IP68 dust, sweat, and splash resistance (rated for daily wear and workouts, not swimming), runs on a 300mAh battery (up to 5 days per Reliance Digital's spec sheet), and charges in about 1 hour 15 minutes via magnetic cable. Available colours/variants: Active Black, Steel Black, Olive Golden, Cherry Blossom, and Ocean Blue. As with other boAt Wave/Lunar watches, each unit ships with a matching silicone cover in the box — non-customizable, non-returnable.

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boAt Wave Call 3 Smartwatch

₹1,399

The boAt Wave Call 3 is a Bluetooth-calling smartwatch with a large 1.83" HD display, IP68 dust/water resistance, and everyday health tracking — built for anyone who wants to manage calls and notifications from their wrist without reaching for their phone.

Who the boAt Lunar Discovery Neo Smartwatch is for

Buy it if: Buyers who prefer a round watch face over rectangular smartwatches Anyone wanting Bluetooth calling plus music/camera remote control Women wanting built-in cycle tracking Buyers prioritizing a metal-body build at a budget price

Avoid it if: Buyers wanting GPS Anyone expecting AMOLED-level display quality (this is a standard HD/LCD-type panel, not AMOLED) Fitness users wanting swim tracking (IP68 covers splashes, not submersion) Buyers comparing against AMOLED circular watches like Fastrack Vivid Pro at a similar price — that alternative has a notably sharper display (466×466 vs 240×240 resolution)

Who the boAt Wave Call 3 Smartwatch is for

Buy it if: Buyers who want a budget Bluetooth-calling watch primarily for call/notification management on the wrist First-time smartwatch buyers wanting basic health tracking (heart rate, SpO₂, sleep, stress) Women who want built-in menstrual cycle tracking without a separate app Anyone wanting an IP68-rated watch for gym/sweat/light splash use

Avoid it if: Buyers wanting GPS-based tracking (this watch has none) Fitness enthusiasts wanting AMOLED display, always-on display, or advanced sensor accuracy (SpO2/HR accuracy on budget watches is indicative, not medical-grade) Anyone expecting long-term app/software support comparable to premium brands (Wear OS, Apple Watch) Buyers wanting swim tracking — IP68 protects against splashes/sweat/dust, not sustained submersion or swimming