Boat Storm Call 4 and Ultima Vogue 2 Launch in India With Direct Type-C Charging
Quick Highlights
Boat has launched two new budget smartwatches in India — the Storm Call 4 and Ultima Vogue 2 — and both devices focus on solving one of the most annoying problems with affordable wearables: proprietary charging cables.
The company says these are India’s first smartwatches with direct USB Type-C charging support, allowing users to plug the watches directly into the same cable used for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and power banks instead of relying on separate magnetic charging docks.
That may sound like a small feature on paper, but it could end up becoming one of the most practical additions in the budget smartwatch segment.
Boat Focuses on Convenience Instead of Just Bigger Specs
Most budget smartwatch brands have spent the last few years competing around display size, brightness, and battery life. Boat’s latest launches take a different approach by focusing on convenience and everyday usability.
The move toward Type-C charging also reflects a wider industry transition already happening across smartphones, laptops, earbuds, and other consumer electronics.
Users who regularly lose smartwatch charging pucks or travel frequently may find the change surprisingly useful since both watches can now be charged using cables that are already sitting on desks or inside backpacks.
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Storm Call 4 Offers Up to 12 Days Battery Life
The more affordable Boat Storm Call 4 features a 1.96-inch HD display with brightness reaching up to 500 nits.
The smartwatch also includes:
Boat claims the smartwatch can deliver up to 12 days of battery life on a single charge.
The wearable will be priced at Rs 1,599, with pre-bookings starting May 29 through Boat’s official website. Open sales begin June 12.
Ultima Vogue 2 Brings AMOLED Display and Metallic Design
The slightly more premium Ultima Vogue 2 comes with a 1.96-inch AMOLED display capable of reaching up to 1,000 nits brightness.
Boat is also offering a metallic frame design on this model while retaining features like Bluetooth calling, IP68 protection, health tracking, and direct Type-C charging support.
Battery life is rated at up to 10 days.
The smartwatch is priced at Rs 2,799 in India.
The launch also comes as wearable brands continue trying to differentiate themselves in an increasingly crowded budget segment. Recently, we also saw smarter health-focused hardware with the Oura Ring 5 Debuts With Slimmer Design, Smarter Health Tracking and Week-Long Battery.
Boat’s latest move feels less focused on flashy specifications and more about fixing a real-world usability issue many smartwatch users deal with regularly.
For official pricing and availability details, users can visit Boat Official Website.
TechularZtrix Take
The biggest upgrade in the Storm Call 4 and Ultima Vogue 2 isn’t the display or the battery life — it’s the charging system. Direct Type-C charging removes one of the most frustrating parts of owning affordable smartwatches, especially when proprietary chargers go missing. In a market flooded with nearly identical wearable hardware, that small convenience could actually become Boat’s smartest feature addition yet.
