Noise · 2019
Colorfit Pro 2Size, Dimensions & Wrist Fit
Case Width
35.7mm
Thickness
11.6mm
Lug-to-Lug
40.9mm
Weight
36.3g
The Noise Colorfit Pro 2 sits best on flat wrist widths of about 43–58mm (≈ 11.5–15.5cm wrist circumference). Adjust the slider below to check your wrist.
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The Colorfit Pro 2 in short
The figures that decide whether this watch suits you, pulled out of the full specification sheet further down.
- Rated for 10 days of use per charge.
- Water rated to 1.5 m.
- 11.6mm thick. Thicker than 79% of 36mm watches — it will sit noticeably high on the wrist.
- 1.3 inches LCD display.
Does the Colorfit Pro 2 fit your wrist?
Drag the slider to your wrist width and see the Colorfit Pro 2 overlaid at true scale. Lug-to-lug — not case diameter — decides whether a watch overhangs your wrist.
Watch Fit Tool
For sports watches, lug-to-lug (L2L) is what matters most — it decides whether a watch overhangs your wrist. Bulky is fine; overhang is not.
Measure at the point where you wear your watch — typically just below the wrist bone.
Flat width — lay your arm on a table, palm facing up, and measure straight across the top of your wrist with a ruler. Bone to bone; do not follow the curve down the sides.
Around — wrap a tape measure snugly round the wrist. No tape? Wrap a strip of paper, mark the overlap and hold the strip against a ruler.
Width ≠ circumference. They are different numbers — around 170mm is about 64mm across — so set the toggle to whichever one you actually measured before you type it in.
Noise Colorfit Pro 2
Case 40.9mm · Lug-to-lug 40.9mm · Thickness 11.6mm · 36g
Balanced Fit
40.9mm on a 55mm wrist
Comfortably inside the edges of your wrist, and it seats and sits low enough to wear without thinking about it.
On a 55mm wrist the sweet spot is 47–53mm lug to lug. This one is 40.9mm, so you could go bigger.
Measure where you wear it, just below the wrist bone. Either of these works — the tool converts between them.
- 1. Flat width — arm flat on a table, palm up. Measure straight across the top of the wrist, bone to bone, ignoring the curve down the sides.
- 2. Around — a tape, or a strip of paper marked and held against a ruler, snug the whole way round.
Leather: Attaches at the lugs, so the case back rests on your skin. Thins and softens with wear. Typical figures, not this model’s own.
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- Across the wrist7.1mm spare each side
Comfortable, with visible skin either side.
- Off the wrist11.6mm off the skin
Normal sports-watch height for a wrist this size. (11.6mm case, back against the skin)
- How it seats~3.7mm under the rim
Seats well, with the case back following most of the wrist.
- Weight on the wrist36g
Light enough to forget you have it on. (0.7g per mm of wrist)
Happy with the fit? Check current availability for the Colorfit Pro 2.
Check offer2D Dimension Schematics
The Colorfit Pro 2 drawn to scale — from above, and in profile against the wrist.
- Noise Colorfit Pro 235.7mm × 40.9mm · 11.6mm thick
3D preview
Noise Colorfit Pro 2 on a wrist
On an arm sized to your own wrist — the view a product photo never gives you.
Shapes are built from published measurements, not manufacturer 3D models — accurate proportions, generic dial.
Colorfit Pro 2 battery life
The runtime the manufacturer publishes for everyday use.
- Smartwatch10 days
How the Colorfit Pro 2 ranks on battery
Against the 38 Noise watches in our database, ranked on each figure Noise publishes.
- Everyday use10 days#2 of 38
- Capacity210 mAh#27 of 28
Top three in the Noise range for everyday (smartwatch) use.
Colorfit Pro 2 specifications
The figures that decide a purchase, followed by every line Noise publishes.
- Battery life
- 10 days
- Display
- 1.3 inches
- Resolution
- 240 x 240 px
- Water rating
- Waterproof
- Charging
- 2 hours
Full specification sheet
82 published lines across 8 groups, unedited
Design
- width
- 35.7
- height
- 40.9
- volume
- 16.94 cm³
- weight
- 36.3 g
- thickness
- 11.6
- resolution
- 240 x 240 px
- screen size
- 1.3 inches
- Display type
- LCD
- Has a display
- pixel density
- 261 ppi
- water resistance
- Waterproof
- Always-On Display
- has a touch screen
- waterproof depth rating
- 1.5 m
- Watch band is replaceable
- Has sapphire glass display
- Ingress Protection (IP) rating
- IP68
- has branded damage-resistant glass
Battery
- charge time
- 2 hours
- battery life
- 10 days
- battery power
- 210 mAh
- has wireless charging
- has a removable battery
- Has a solar power battery
- has a rechargeable battery
Sensors
- has GPS
- has a compass
- Has a barometer
- has a gyroscope
- Has a cadence sensor
- has an accelerometer
- Monitors perspiration
- Has a heart rate monitor
- Has a temperature sensor
- Monitors blood oxygenation levels
Features
- release date
- 2019-09-30
- Has a stopwatch
- Has smart alarm
- warranty period
- 1 years
- Has call control
- Has silent alarm
- Has notifications
- Locates your phone
- has voice commands
- Acquires GPS faster
- Has vibrating alerts
- Can be used to answer calls
- Has a built-in camera remote control function
Connectivity
- has NFC
- supports ANT+
- supports Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth version
- 5
- has a cellular module
- Is compatible with iOS
- Is compatible with Android
Miscellaneous
- maximum Bluetooth range
- 10 m
- Is compatible with Windows
- Is compatible with Mac OS X
- has an external memory slot
- has a battery level indicator
- has a socket for a 3.5 mm audio jack
App & Software
- Has achievements
- Has goal setting
- Has weight tracking
- Tracks water intake
- Has inactivity alerts
- Provides activity reports
- Counts how many calories you've burned
Activity tracking
- Measures pace
- Tracks distance
- Tracks elevation
- Designed for golf
- Tracks your sleep
- Tracks steps taken
- Designed for diving
- Has a route tracker
- Has exercise tagging
- Has multi-sport mode
- Tracks calorie intake
- Provides sleep reports
- Detects activities automatically
- Has a stroke counter for swimming
Alternatives to the Colorfit Pro 2
Watches that cover a similar amount of wrist, with the measurements that separate them.
Noise
Colorfit Pro
- Width
- 35mm
- Thick
- 13mm
- Weight
- 59g
Noise
ColorFit Icon 3
- Width
- 36.5mm
- Thick
- 11mm
- Weight
- 53.5g
Noise
ColorFit Pro 4 GPS
- Width
- 37mm
- Thick
- 12mm
- Weight
- 41.7g
Noise
Colorfit Pro 4 Alpha
- Width
- 37mm
- Thick
- 12mm
- Weight
- 41.7g
Noise
Vision 2 Buzz
- Width
- 37.5mm
- Thick
- 11.4mm
- Weight
- 41g
Noise
ColorFit Pro 4
- Width
- 38.1mm
- Thick
- 11.7mm
- Weight
- 24.1g
Colorfit Pro 2 — Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Noise Colorfit Pro 2 fit my wrist?
The Noise Colorfit Pro 2 looks balanced on flat wrist widths of roughly 43–58mm (about 11.5–15.5cm circumference). Drag the slider above to check it against your own measurement.
How long does the Noise Colorfit Pro 2 battery last?
Noise rates it at 10 days per charge in everyday use.
How does the Noise Colorfit Pro 2 battery compare with other Noise watches?
At 10 days in everyday use it ranks #2 of the 38 Noise watches in our database — the top 5% of the range. The full ranking, including GPS and power-saving figures, is on our Noise battery life comparison.
Is the Noise Colorfit Pro 2 thick for a 36mm watch?
At 11.6mm, thicker than 79% of 36mm watches — it will sit noticeably high on the wrist. Thickness, not case width, is what decides whether a watch catches on a shirt cuff.
What other watches are the same size as the Noise Colorfit Pro 2?
Zenith Defy Skyline 36 Stainless Steel - Diamond / Silver, Apple Watch Series 11 - GPS + Cellular · Aluminium · 42mm, TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 36 Stainless Steel / Blue Gradient - Diamond / Rubber, Tissot Seastar 1000 36 Quartz Stainless Steel - Rose Gold / Black / Bracelet all sit within half a millimetre of the Noise Colorfit Pro 2's 35.7mm case, so they cover the same amount of wrist.
What is the lug-to-lug of the Noise Colorfit Pro 2?
40.9mm, against a 35.7mm case width. Lug-to-lug is the measurement that decides overhang: if it exceeds the flat width of your wrist, the lugs sit past the edge no matter how modest the case diameter looks.
