Titan Smartwatches: Ranges, Features and What to Check Before Buying
Titan sells a wide range of smartwatches alongside its analog watches. They look alike in online listings, but differ in features that matter in daily use. This guide reflects the ranges and prices listed online in October 2026; models change often, so check current details before buying.
The main ranges
| Range | Approximate price (Oct 2026) | Notable points |
|---|---|---|
| Zeal | ₹3,500 – ₹4,600 | Entry level |
| Smart (2, 4.0) | ₹3,900 – ₹5,300 | Basic smart features |
| Crest | ₹4,500 – ₹5,500 | Bluetooth calling |
| Evolution | ₹5,000 – ₹8,500 | GPS on the 2.0 model |
| Valerie | ₹6,600 – ₹7,500 | Designs aimed at women |
| Evoke | ₹7,600 – ₹9,000 | Calling, more premium design |
| Celestor | ₹7,100 – ₹11,200 | GPS on most models |
These are typical listed prices from a price-comparison site and vary between retailers and over time. Other models, such as Heritage, Maestro, Orbis and AiRA, are also on sale.
Features that actually make a difference
- Built-in GPS. Only some models have it. Without GPS, a watch records your route only by borrowing your phone’s location, so you must carry the phone on runs and rides.
- Bluetooth calling. Almost all current Titan models support it. It lets you answer calls on the watch while the phone stays in your pocket, within Bluetooth range.
- Display size. Screens range from about 1.2 to 1.9 inches. A bigger screen is easier to read but makes a bulkier watch on a slim wrist.
- Battery life. Manufacturer figures assume light use. Always-on display, GPS and frequent calls shorten it considerably.
- The companion app. Your health data lives in the app. Check that it supports your phone and is easy to use before you commit.
Charging rules that affect your warranty
Titan’s smart product warranty excludes damage caused by charging adapters above 5V, by fast-charging adapters, and by cables not supplied by Titan. In practice, charge the watch with the cable in the box and a basic USB adapter or a laptop port, not your phone’s fast charger.
Warranty in brief
Smartwatches are covered for 12 months against manufacturing defects. Straps have their own 6-month cover for colour peeling and discolouration, and the charging cable 3 months. Keep the cable: you need to hand it over together with the watch when you make a claim. The full rules are in our warranty guide.
Before you buy: a short checklist
- Decide whether you need GPS, then filter the range accordingly.
- Try the watch on: smartwatches are thicker than analog watches.
- Pair it with your phone in the store if possible and check notifications work.
- Check how water resistant it is if you plan to swim. Our guide on water-resistance ratings explains what the numbers mean.
Most large stores display several smartwatch ranges; try them in person at a store in Bangalore, Chennai or another city in our directory.