TOOBUR Smartwatch with 1.95-inch Display

Key specifications

For a watch focused mainly on timekeeping, a simpler design may be enough. The TOOBUR smartwatch is aimed at people who also want calls, notifications, activity tracking, and Alexa on their wrist, with a large 1.95-inch screen for viewing the basics throughout the day. It works with Android and iOS phones, and uses the VeryFit app and Bluetooth for setup and connected features.

Its listed tools include heart rate and stress monitoring, sleep tracking, a pedometer, and 100 sport modes. The watch also supports calls and notifications, but the listing makes clear that you can’t reply to messages from the watch. Battery estimates are up to 7–10 days of daily use, up to 20 days in power-saving mode, and up to 30 days on standby, actual use varies with how often you use its features. A full charge is listed as taking 2.5 hours.

Who it’s for

It suits you if you want a single wrist-worn device for checking incoming calls, seeing message alerts, keeping an eye on daily activity, and using Alexa for tasks such as setting reminders or checking the weather. For example, during a walk, you can glance at a notification or step count without taking your phone out. The 100 watch faces, including options to upload personal photos, also give you a way to change the screen’s look.

Not the best choice if responding to texts directly from your wrist is important, or if you need sleep tracking for shorter periods: the listing says sleep sessions need to exceed 3 hours to be recorded and recommends long-term wear. The stated IP68 rating and swimming use may appeal to people who want a watch for wet activities, though the supplied details don’t explain any activity-specific limits.

Everyday use

Alexa, call handling, and notifications make this more than a basic step counter, but those features depend on connecting the watch to a phone through Bluetooth and the VeryFit app. From the way it is set up, it works best as a companion for quick checks and everyday tracking, rather than as a replacement for a phone: notifications can reach your wrist, but you can’t compose replies there.

The health and fitness features cover several common routines, from checking steps on a regular day to selecting a sport mode before a workout. Heart rate and stress readings are presented as monitoring features, not as a substitute for professional medical advice. Battery life also isn’t a fixed promise, frequent calls, tracking, or other active features can change how often you need to charge it.

Questions before you buy

Can you answer messages from the watch? No. It can show SMS, email, and social media notifications, but the listing says message replies aren’t supported.

What do you need to use Alexa? The product information says to download the VeryFit app and connect the watch to your phone over Bluetooth.

Will it record every sleep session? The listing says sleep tracking requires more than 3 hours of sleep to record a session, and recommends wearing the watch over the long term.

Is it worth it?

This TOOBUR watch makes sense if you want a broad set of everyday functions—Alexa, call and message alerts, activity and sleep tracking, and customizable faces—in one device. Its appeal is that range, rather than a single specialized feature. Someone who only wants a straightforward step counter may have little use for the connected extras, while a buyer who expects to reply to texts from the watch should look for a model that explicitly supports that. The key trade-off is clear: it can keep useful information close at hand, but it doesn’t remove the need to reach for your phone to respond.