Smart Watch for Men & Women Fitness Tracker with Bluetooth Call & Alexa Built-in (Green)
Product description
If you want a smartwatch that actually earns its keep during the day, this Smart Watch for Men & Women is built around practical features: call & message notifications, health tracking, and a long list of activity modes.
It’s not trying to be a premium smartwatch for power users, it leans more towards “useful everyday companion”, with a 1.8-inch full touch screen, IP68 water resistance, and a battery profile that’s aimed at reducing charging pressure. Still, it’s worth checking what matters to you most (especially around water use and compatibility) before you commit.
The essentials
This fitness tracker smartwatch is designed to pair with your phone and show notifications, plus it lets you interact with calls. The Bluetooth call and message support means you can answer or reject incoming calls from the watch, and you’ll get vibration and ring alerts for call and message notifications.
On the health side, it supports heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, and sleep monitoring. For day-to-day movement, it includes step counting and an activity tracker intended to log daily activity like steps, calories, speed, distance, and active time.
There’s also an Alexa built-in feature set, aimed at making the watch feel more like a command point for simple tasks—music, news, weather checks, and smart home control are specifically mentioned.
Where it shines for daily use
What stands out on paper is the “notification-to-action” approach. Instead of just showing alerts, the watch supports answering or rejecting phone calls via Bluetooth, and it vibrates/rings to make sure you’re aware when something comes in.
It also has 3 screen time modes and several practical extras you’d expect from a fitness-focused smartwatch: alarms, a stopwatch/timer, reminders, music control, and a menstrual cycle tracking feature.
A micro example: if you’re walking to work and your phone is in your bag, you can glance at the watch for message or call alerts, then decide whether you want to answer—without digging out your phone every time.
Key points to consider before buying
It’s important to be realistic about positioning. With the features listed—100+ sport modes, health monitoring, Alexa built-in, and call handling—it offers a lot for the category, but it may sit closer to mid-range “feature packed” rather than something you’d choose if you’re chasing the most advanced smartwatch experience.
Also, the water resistance is specific: it’s IP68 waterproof to a depth of 100 meters for 3–5 minutes. That’s suitable for swimming and everyday wet situations like washing hands or rainy weather, but it’s explicitly not suitable for diving, scuba diving, hot water bathing, or high-speed water sports. If your use involves heavier water activities, you may want to skip this and choose something that’s designed for that.
Finally, it does mention compatibility—iOS 9.0 and above, and Android 6.0 and above—so if you’re on something older or unusual, you’ll need to double-check.
Tech specs
- Display: 1.8-inch screen, full touch screen
- Screen protection: 2.5D glass
- Water resistance: IP68 waterproof, depth up to 100 meters for 3–5 minutes
- Health monitoring: heart rate, blood oxygen, stress and sleep monitor
- Activity tracking: step counter and all-day activity tracking (steps, calories, speed, distance, active time)
- Sports modes: 100+ sport modes
- Connectivity/features: Bluetooth call and message, call notifications, SMS and APP messages
- Alexa built-in: music, news, weather, smart home control (as listed)
- Screen time modes: 3 bright modes
- Battery notes: approx. 2.5 hours full charging time, normal service life approx. 10 days, more than 30 days standby, and more than 35 days standby mentioned
- Compatibility: iOS 9.0+ and Android 6.0+
- Other functions: music control, reminders, alarm, stopwatch timer, menstrual cycle
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want one wearable that covers health basics (heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, sleep), movement tracking (steps and daily activity), and practical phone integration (call answering/rejecting and message notifications). The 100+ sports modes also appeal if you like switching between activities such as walking, running, cycling, hiking, yoga, or treadmill sessions.
It might not be the best match if you’re mainly after a smartwatch for demanding water sports, because the IP68 note comes with clear limits. It also may not suit you if you need a smartwatch experience that goes beyond “tracker + notifications + smart assistant basics”, since the feature list reads more like a comprehensive fitness companion than a specialist performance device.
Getting the most from it
To get the best day-to-day experience, treat it as a watch first, fitness tracker second. Wear it consistently so sleep and stress tracking have a chance to reflect your routine, then use the step counter and activity logs as your quick feedback loop.
If you’re buying it for the Bluetooth call & message element, it’s worth mentally planning how you’ll use it. Will you answer calls from the watch often, or only when you’re busy and can’t reach your phone? That matters, because the watch’s value is strongest when it helps you avoid missed notifications.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want a green smartwatch with a 1.8-inch full touch display, Bluetooth call/message handling, Alexa built-in for everyday tasks, and a broad health and fitness tracking set (including sleep and stress). It looks like a solid “all-in-one” choice for routine training, busy days, and anyone who wants notifications without constantly checking their phone.
You may want to skip it if your lifestyle involves diving, scuba diving, hot water bathing, or high-speed water sports, since the water resistance has explicit restrictions. And if you need something that prioritises advanced smartwatch capabilities beyond what’s listed, this can feel more like feature coverage than fine-tuned refinement.
Mini FAQ
Does it work for both men and women?
Yes—this model is marketed as a smart watch for men and women, with the same feature set described across the range.
Can you answer phone calls from the watch?
The description says you can answer or reject phone calls after connecting it via Bluetooth, with vibration and ring alerts for call notifications.
What health features does it include?
It supports heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, and sleep monitoring.
Is it suitable for swimming?
It’s described as IP68 waterproof for swimming and everyday wet conditions, but not for diving, scuba diving, hot water bathing, or high-speed water sports.
What phones is it compatible with?
It’s stated as available on iOS 9.0 and above and Android 6.0 and above.