Quican Smartwatch with 1.8-Inch HD Display

What to know

For checking notifications during a walk, tracking a workout, or glancing at your daily activity without pulling out your phone, the Quican smartwatch combines fitness features with everyday alerts. It has a 1.8-inch HD touchscreen, built-in Alexa, and call functions, plus more than 100 customizable watch faces, including the option to use a favorite photo.

Its tracking lineup covers heart rate, sleep, stress, blood oxygen, and menstrual cycles, along with steps, exercise time, and calories. These readings are for general wellness, not medical use. Ten en cuenta que the watch can show message notifications but does not support replying to texts or messages, so it is better suited to staying informed than handling conversations from your wrist.

The listing also describes 120 sports modes and 3 ATM water resistance, with rain and handwashing given as suitable situations. That is useful for everyday wear, but the details do not establish suitability for swimming. A solid pick if you want activity tracking and phone alerts in one watch, Not the best choice if you need medical-grade health readings or full message replies.

How to use it

Setup starts with charging the watch, downloading the Veryfit app, turning on Bluetooth on your phone, and pairing the devices by scanning the watch’s QR code. It is listed as compatible with iOS 12.0 or later and Android 6.0 or later. Calls and notifications depend on the phone connection, so keep Bluetooth enabled when you want those alerts.

Once paired, you can use the watch for features such as alarms, a timer, weather forecasts, music and camera controls, a find-phone function, and a sedentary reminder. Alexa is built in, though the product details do not spell out which Alexa functions are available on the watch, treat it as an added convenience rather than a reason to expect every voice-assistant task to work from your wrist.

Practical tips

The silicone band is sized for wrists from 130 to 210 mm (5.12 to 8.27 inches), which gives you a concrete fit range to compare before buying. For a typical day, you might check a call alert at work, start a walking mode outside, then look at sleep tracking the next morning. That use case fits a general-purpose tracker better than a specialized training watch focused on detailed workout analysis, which the supplied information does not claim this model provides.

Battery life is listed as up to 12 days with typical use and up to 30 days on standby, actual results may depend on how often you use its features. The maker also lists a 2.5-hour charging time and a five-year warranty. Those are stated product terms, not a substitute for checking what the warranty covers. The 3 ATM rating is presented for rain and handwashing, so avoid assuming it is intended for every water activity.

Questions before you buy

Can you reply to texts from the watch?

No. It can display SMS and message notifications, but the listing says text and messaging responses are not supported.

Does it work with iPhone and Android?

It is listed for iOS 12.0 or later and Android 6.0 or later. Pairing uses the Veryfit app and Bluetooth.

Are the health readings medical measurements?

No. The listed heart rate, sleep, stress, blood oxygen, and menstrual-cycle features are described as non-medical tools for general awareness.

Final verdict

This Quican watch makes most sense if you want a large touchscreen, everyday phone alerts, and a broad set of basic activity and wellness features without carrying a dedicated tracker for each task. The 120 sports modes and Alexa add range, while its message limitation and non-medical health tracking set clear expectations. Choose it for connected daily wear and casual activity, look elsewhere if replying to messages, medical monitoring, or confirmed swimming use is essential.