Aputeta 1.85-Inch Fitness Smartwatch with Bluetooth Calling, 120 Sports Modes

For a workout where you want to glance at activity stats and answer a call without reaching for your phone, the Aputeta smartwatch combines fitness tracking with Bluetooth calling. Its 1.85-inch HD color screen displays notifications and customizable watch faces. It also tracks heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, and women’s health cycles. The feature list is broad, so the key buying question is whether its tracking and connectivity match your routine.

Tech summary

• Screen: 1.85-inch HD TFT color touchscreen
• Sports modes: 120 listed in the product name, the description specifies 100+ modes
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.3, calls use the built-in speaker and microphone
• Health tracking: Heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, and women’s health cycles
• Water resistance: IP68, the description excludes swimming, baths, saunas, and hot springs
• Battery: 300mAh, the manufacturer states up to 10 days of daily use and a 2-hour charge
• GPS: No GPS
• Customization: More than 250 custom dials listed in the product name
• Compatibility: iPhone with iOS 8.0+ and Android 11.0+
• App: Domoteer

Requirements

Pair the watch with a compatible iPhone or Android phone over Bluetooth. The stated phone requirements are iOS 8.0+ or Android 11.0+. Calls and social notifications are intended to keep you reachable during activities, while health and workout information is displayed in the Domoteer app. No GPS is built in, so shoppers who need location tracking from the watch itself should look for that feature in another model.

How to use it

Choose a dial from the available online designs or customize the watch face, then select a sports mode for activities such as running, cycling, or fitness workouts. During exercise, it can record steps, distance, calories, and workout time. Heart rate, blood oxygen, and sleep tracking add everyday monitoring, and water reminders offer another prompt through the day. Bluetooth calling is useful when your phone is nearby but not convenient to hold, it does not make the watch a standalone phone.

Its IP68 rating supports wear during everyday sweating and hand washing, according to the product description. That same description specifically says not to use it for swimming, bathing, saunas, or hot springs, so the rating should not be read as an invitation to wear it in every water setting. Battery life is stated as up to 10 days of daily use, but actual use may vary with how often features such as calls and tracking are used.

Before you decide

Can you make calls from the watch? Yes. It has a speaker and microphone for Bluetooth calls when connected to a compatible phone.

Does it have built-in GPS? No. GPS is listed as unavailable, so the watch itself is not suited to buyers who require onboard GPS.

Can you swim with it? The product description says not to use it for swimming, despite its IP68 rating. It also excludes baths, saunas, and hot springs.

Is it worth it?

It’s a great fit if you want a single wearable for basic workout logging, health and sleep tracking, customizable dials, and phone-connected calls. The 120 sports modes and 1.85-inch display give you several ways to tailor the experience, while the stated battery life may suit people who prefer not to charge a watch every night. You may want to skip it if built-in GPS or swimming use is essential, those needs are not supported by the listed details. Compared with a simpler step tracker, this Aputeta adds calls and several health metrics. If you prioritize location tracking or water use beyond the stated limits, choose a watch that explicitly documents those capabilities.