Smart Watch 1.85-inch HD Touch Screen
Product description
The 1.85-inch HD touch screen gives this watch a larger display for checking activity figures and phone notifications at a glance.
Bluetooth calling adds a hands-free option for calls when your watch is paired with a compatible smartphone.
With more than 140 sports modes, it’s aimed at everyday activity tracking as well as workouts, rather than just telling the time.
Key specifications
The watch includes a built-in microphone and speaker for making and answering calls, plus vibration alerts for calls, texts and app notifications. Its listed health and activity features include heart-rate monitoring, blood oxygen and blood pressure measurements, sleep tracking, steps, active minutes, distance and estimated calorie use. These readings can help you follow general trends, but the product information doesn’t establish them as medical measurements.
There are more than 140 workout modes, including running, cycling, yoga, HIIT and football. The watch is rated IP68 for water resistance, the product description says it can be worn while washing hands or showering, but not in hot water. Battery specifications are 250 mAh, up to seven days of normal use, 30 days on standby and a stated two-hour charge time. Compatibility is listed for Android 5.0 or later and iOS 10.0 or later, with Bluetooth 5.3 or later.
One practical limitation is that the advertised battery life is a normal-use estimate, and no usage conditions are given. The exact app name and the screen’s resolution are also not specified.
Who it’s for
It’s a good choice if you want calls, phone alerts and a broad selection of workout modes on your wrist, without carrying your phone in your hand during a walk or run. The vibration alerts may also be useful when you’d rather keep your phone tucked away but still notice incoming messages.
It may not suit you if you need health measurements for clinical decisions, want a clearly stated screen resolution, or expect the listed battery life to apply regardless of how you use the watch. Someone looking for a dedicated sports watch with more detailed performance specifications may prefer a product that publishes those details.
Everyday use
On a typical day, you could check a message notification, answer a call from the watch, then select a workout mode before heading out for a walk. The watch also records everyday activity figures and sleep data, with health information available through a connected app. That makes it more feature-rich than a basic step counter, though the description doesn’t identify the app or explain how its measurements are calculated.
DIY dial options let you personalize the watch face. IP68 water resistance adds flexibility for handwashing and showering, but the stated warning against hot water matters: this isn’t a reason to wear it in a hot shower. For pairing, your phone needs to meet the listed operating-system and Bluetooth requirements.
Buying questions
Can I make calls from the watch? Yes. It has a built-in microphone and speaker for making and answering calls when connected to a compatible smartphone.
Can I wear it in the shower? The product description says showering is supported, but advises against hot water. It also lists handwashing as a suitable use.
Will it work with my phone? Compatibility is listed for Android 5.0 or later or iOS 10.0 or later, and Bluetooth 5.3 or later. Check those requirements against your phone before choosing it.
Final verdict
This watch makes sense if you want a large touch screen, phone-call functions and plenty of workout modes in one everyday tracker. Its combination of notifications, activity records and basic wellness monitoring offers more than a simple step counter. Choose a more specialised device if you need detailed sports data, clearly documented measurement methods or health readings you can rely on for medical decisions.