Garmin Vivoactive 6 Smartwatch

You can't make voice calls directly from the watch because it lacks a built-in speaker and microphone. However, you can see incoming call alerts and, if you're an Android user, respond to text messages using an on-watch keyboard.

It has built-in Multi-GNSS support (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, and QZSS) for very accurate tracking in India's varied terrain. While it doesn't show full topographical maps, it does support course following and 'Up Ahead' navigation prompts for your routes.

No, this model does not include an ECG sensor or blood pressure monitoring. It focuses on high-quality heart rate tracking, SpO2 (blood oxygen), stress monitoring, and Garmin’s signature 'Body Battery' energy insights instead.

It uses the reliable Elevate v4 sensor, which is excellent for steady-state cardio and all-day tracking. Like most wrist-based sensors, it might lag slightly during high-intensity interval training (HIIT), but it remains one of the most consistent in its price bracket.

While the watch has the hardware for Garmin Pay (NFC), its availability in India depends on support from local banks. Currently, most Indian banks do not support Garmin Pay, so you'll likely still need your phone or card for contactless payments.

This is a new alarm tool that monitors your sleep stages and wakes you up during your lightest phase of sleep within a 30-minute window before your set time. The goal is to help you feel less groggy and more refreshed when you start your day.