Baolubao Fitness Smart Watch for Men with Call Answering, 100 Days Battery & Outdoor Tools
Product description
The essentials
If you want a smartwatch that does more than just show the time, this Baolubao Fitness Smart Watch for Men leans hard into two things: everyday health & activity tracking, and practical “outdoor” extras. On paper, it’s aiming to be the kind of watch you can wear daily, then still rely on when you’re hiking, camping, or otherwise away from your phone.
A big selling point here is the 100+ days battery claim, plus call answering/making via Bluetooth and a large 1.45-inch display. It also includes a built-in LED flashlight and a compass, which is a sensible touch for anyone who’s tired of fumbling for a torch when light drops.
That said, it’s not perfect for everyone—some smartwatch buyers will care deeply about medical-grade accuracy, and this one explicitly isn’t a medical device. Also, the “outdoor military” vibe is more about rugged features and tools than about being a specialised navigation device.
Key features that stand out in day-to-day use
The watch is set up for 24/7 health monitoring, with heart rate monitoring running in the background, plus real-time blood oxygen and stress monitoring, and sleep tracking. It can identify deep and light sleep, and it even claims to track eye movement. If you like having trends to look at over time, the “abnormal data” alerts are designed to nudge you when readings deviate.
On the fitness side, it offers 100+ sports modes, covering activities from running and cycling to more niche options like rugby and skiing. The app (called “Da Fit”) is used alongside Bluetooth to record things like steps, time, distance and calories, and it’s also described as a way to log training routes.
The screen is a 1.45-inch TFT HD display, protected by a tempered glass and PET film setup. In practical terms, that matters because fitness watches often get brushed against walls, door frames and bags—so scratch resistance is worth considering.
Outdoor tools: LED flashlight and compass
This is one of the more distinctive angles of the Baolubao watch. There’s a high-brightness LED flashlight that you can switch on with a single button—built in, rather than requiring you to carry a separate torch. That’s the kind of feature that can feel small until you need it.
Alongside that, there’s a precise compass for quick navigation if you end up without signal or get turned around. It won’t replace proper planning, but it’s useful as a backup tool when you’re moving around outdoors.
One limitation to keep in mind: the smartwatch is described as IP68 waterproof for everyday use, but it’s noted as not suitable for saunas, hot tubs, swimming or diving. In other words, it’s for normal wet-weather life, not serious water sports.
Call answering and notifications via Bluetooth
If you’re fed up with constantly pulling out your phone, the call and notification side is a clear reason to consider this model. It connects to the Da Fit app on your phone via Bluetooth, letting you answer or make calls directly from the watch.
It also receives real-time notifications of incoming calls and messages, with support mentioned for WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram. The app allows storing multiple contacts on the watch, which should reduce how often you have to reach for your phone—assuming your notifications and contact list setup is straightforward.
There are also two straps included, made from comfortable material and described as conforming to sensitive skin, which helps if you’ve had issues with irritation on cheaper bands.
Battery life and build: where the value may come from
A 960mAh high-capacity battery is claimed to deliver over 100 days of standby time and over 30 days of daily use. If you really dislike charging, that’s a strong point—though real results can vary depending on how often you use features like the call function, notifications and the outdoor tools.
For durability, the case is described as scratch-resistant plastic, with a zinc alloy housing, built to handle outdoor bumps, dust and sand. It’s designed to feel like it belongs outdoors, rather than being a purely “office” accessory.
Technical details (at a glance)
- Display: 1.45-inch TFT HD
- Battery capacity: 960mAh
- Waterproof rating: IP68 (not for saunas, hot tubs, swimming or diving)
- Charging expectation: over 100 days standby, over 30 days daily use (as stated)
- Materials mentioned: scratch-resistant plastic case, zinc alloy housing
Who it suits best (and who should think twice)
It makes sense if you’re after a smartwatch that covers health, sleep and activity tracking while also offering practical outdoor features like an LED flashlight and compass. It’s also a sensible fit if you want call handling from your wrist and you’re happy to use the Da Fit app for setup and training logs.
It may not suit you if you need medical-grade monitoring or want to use readings as a basis for diagnosis—because the product is explicitly not a medical device and the test data is for reference only. It might also be a bit of a compromise if you’re mainly looking for a premium smartwatch experience, because this one comes across more as a rugged, feature-loaded, mid-range type of device rather than something you’d buy for refined smartwatch polish.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if your “must-haves” are long battery life, health alerts you can track over time, sports mode variety, and the convenience of answering calls and notifications on the watch. The outdoor extras are the sort of feature that can genuinely come in handy, and the IP68 rating supports everyday wet-weather wear.
You may want to skip it if you’re buying with medical accuracy in mind, or if your use involves swimming, diving, hot tubs or sauna sessions (it’s not positioned for those). If you’re expecting a smartwatch that only needs charging occasionally and never needs attention, it’s the kind of model that fits that goal—just remember battery life will depend on how heavily you use the features.
Mini FAQ
Is this smartwatch a medical device?
No. It’s explicitly stated as not being a medical device, and the data is for reference only rather than diagnosis or monitoring medical conditions.
Does it work for making and answering calls?
Yes, it supports answering and making calls via Bluetooth when connected through the Da Fit app, and it can receive call and message notifications.
Is it waterproof?
It has an IP68 waterproof rating for everyday use, but it’s noted as not suitable for saunas, hot tubs, swimming or diving.
How long does the battery last?
The stated claim is over 100 days standby and over 30 days daily use, with a built-in 960mAh battery. Real-world use can vary.
Does it track sleep?
Yes, it records sleep time and can identify deep sleep and light sleep, plus it mentions eye movement tracking.