Blackview 4G Kids Smart Watch (GPS+LBS+Wi‑Fi) with SOS, Video/Voice Calls & School Mode
Product description
If you’re looking for a kids’ smartwatch that does more than just tell the time, the Blackview 4G Kids Smart Watch is built around one clear idea: staying connected while keeping safety features front and centre.
On paper, it combines 4G connectivity for calls and real-time chat, triple-location tracking (GPS/LBS/Wi‑Fi), and an SOS button that alerts pre-set contacts. It’s not trying to be a tablet replacement, though—this is very much a kid-focused tracker with communication and some learning-style extras.
The essentials
This is a 4G kids’ smartwatch from Blackview designed for children aged roughly 5–12, with parent-controlled features. The big selling point for most families will be the mix of connectivity and location tracking: you can place calls and use real-time voice/chat features, while the watch can also show location on a map using GPS, LBS and Wi‑Fi.
A separate but closely related feature is the safety side. There’s an SOS button that you’d use during an emergency, and the watch can send an alert to a paired smartphone, along with location details. You can also set safe zones and receive notifications when your child enters or leaves them.
Key takeaways
Where this watch feels most convincing is the “day-to-day usefulness” angle. If your child is heading to school, the park or out with family, having a way to reach them (and a way to check where they are) can reduce the amount of guesswork.
It also includes a school mode. That’s the kind of control that matters in real life: parents can disable things such as calls, games and chats during learning hours, while keeping the SOS function available.
And for entertainment/engagement, it includes games and a camera so they can share a visual snapshot of their day—handy, but also a reminder that this is a kids’ device first, not a productivity smartwatch.
What you’ll notice day to day
The overall experience is centred on communication and tracking.
For communication, the watch supports real-time voice chat and videollaming over 4G, plus the ability to make phone calls. There’s a camera built in as well, so children can send something more visual than just a voice note.
For tracking, the watch uses triple positioning (GPS/LBS/Wi‑Fi) and you can manage safe zones (geo-fencing) from the parent app. The goal here is faster, more reliable location updates than relying on GPS alone—though how well that works in a given area will depend on signal conditions.
A practical example: imagine your child is walking home after school. If they stray outside your set safe zone, your phone should receive an immediate notification. In parallel, if you need to talk to them, the watch is set up for calls/chat rather than forcing you to chase them by message.
Tech specs
- Name: Blackview 4G Kids Smart Watch for Boys Girls
- Type: Kids smart watch / GPS tracker
- Display: 1.8-inch screen
- Material: ABS impact-resistant case
- Colour: Not specified
- Connectivity: 2G/4G supported for video calling and messaging
- Tracking: GPS + LBS + Wi‑Fi
- SOS: SOS button (press and hold for 3 seconds), alerts to up to 3 pre-set contacts
- Water resistance: IP67
- App: Setracker2 (Android/iPhone)
- Camera: Built-in camera
- Features mentioned: Sleep monitor, pedometer, class mode/school mode, games, birthday toys (listed in product name)
- SIM requirement: micro SIM required (not included)
Where it shines
This watch makes sense if you want a kid’s wearable that supports parent-controlled communication and location tracking in one device.
It’s a particularly good fit if:
It makes sense if your main priority is being able to reach your child and also get location updates while they’re out.
It’s a solid pick if you’re happy to use the parent app and set up safe zones, and you want an SOS process that’s simple for the child to trigger.
You’ll like it if you value the school mode approach—disabling calls, games and chat during class while keeping the SOS function active.
It may not suit you if
It might not be a great match if you expect a “full smartwatch” experience with app flexibility and open-ended features. From what’s described, the focus is on safety, communication and kid-friendly extras, not advanced fitness or productivity.
You may want to skip it if you’re not comfortable with the SIM step and the app setup. The instructions note that you should power off the watch before inserting the micro SIM (not included), and then wait for the signal icon before making calls—easy once you’ve done it, but it’s still a setup requirement.
And depending on where your child spends time, the results of location tracking can vary. Triple positioning helps, but indoor areas and weak connectivity can still affect how quickly you see updates.
Care & maintenance
With IP67 water resistance, it’s designed to handle everyday splashes and rain, which is exactly the sort of risk kids’ wearables pick up.
That said, “water-resistant” isn’t the same as “forget about it”. It’s still worth treating it like a device that should be kept dry when possible, especially around buttons and openings, and wiped clean after heavy outdoor play.
Should you buy it?
Buy the Blackview 4G Kids Smart Watch if you’re looking for a kids’ tracker with real communication options (4G video/voice calling and real-time chat) and a safety-focused approach (SOS to pre-set contacts, geo-fence notifications, and school mode controls).
It’s not the best choice if you want a purely offline watch, or if you’d rather avoid the micro SIM requirement and the parent app setup. Also, if you’re expecting the same depth of features as a more general-purpose smartwatch, this stays in its lane as a kid-first connected tracker.
Mini FAQ
Does it need a SIM card? Yes—using the watch for calls/messages requires a micro SIM, and it’s stated as not included.
How does the SOS feature work? You press and hold the SOS button for 3 seconds. It then calls up to 3 pre-set contacts and sends an alert with location details to the paired smartphone.
Can parents control the watch during school hours? Yes. School/class mode is described as disabling calls, games and chats remotely, while keeping SOS active.
How is location tracked? It uses a triple positioning approach: GPS, LBS and Wi‑Fi.
Is it suitable for wet weather? It’s rated IP67, so it’s meant to resist rain, splashes and accidental drops during normal use.