Kids Smart Watch Kids Watch No Phone Needed Heart Rate Sleep Tracker Stress SpO2 Monitor 1 8 Fitness

My granddaughter loved it. Read more

It was a wonderful watch Read more

(reviewed by my 9 year old... (with help)) This watch is very good, and I like that it tracks down everything, including your steps. I like how it shows you the time and the battery percentage. The part that I don't like are that it's hard to put the watch on and get the watch off. I don't like that when I take it off, it leaves a mark on my arm. (It's a little too snug for a 9 year old to wear, and could use a different band). If it weren't for the watch being so snug, it would meet my needs. It looks nice though, and makes people think you're wearing a more expensive Smartwatch. (The app would no install on a cheap Samsung tablet, says it isn't compatible... it seems to require being installed on a phone... I was able to side load the apk on the tablet and it worked and connected just fine) Read more

Kid didn’t say thank you but the parents said it was awesome they programmed it and said it was great Read more

Cute watch for a tween girl . Read more

To start, this watch has an absolutely ridiculous number of features. It has basically everything you would see in the the most popular premium smartwatch on the market! It does have two small issues, one that might cause some frustration and the other I'm still looking for a solution. Let me tell you why I absolutely love this watch: Functionality - Not kidding, it's absolutely packed with features. There's a lot of functions on the watch that don't require a phone at all, so you could give it to your child to have as a regular watch and play games on it. If you do sync it to a phone, it opens up a myriad number of categories. You can use it for fitness and activity with 20 different built-in sport modes, letting you do things like use a step counter and calorie tracking. It can do phone calls and even has Alexa built it! It also has a few games that do well with a small touchscreen. I've heard no complaints from my daughter and she keeps going back to play the games repeatedly. Display - We love that the app has a bunch of different watch faces you can set on the watch! In the VeryFit app, there's a gallery to choose from a number of faces to install. I think it has something for everyone here. Health - Ridiculous that a watch at this price point contains these features. It will track heart rate, sleep, and Sp02 to keep an eye on your child's wellness. Durability - It has an IP68 rating, so it's supposed to be safe for swimming, washing your hands, or being out in the rain. Battery life - Unexpected to see such good battery life with this watch. We're getting at least a couple of days before recharging, and that's with my daughter actually using it to do things like play games. I also love that recharging the watch couldn't be easier. It has a cable that attaches to the rear of the watch magnetically, and automatically snaps to the correct spot. This lets my daughter hook it up to recharge on her own without having to worry that she got it right. The only thing you have to do is orient the correct direction and get the cable tip close to the watch. Snap! It's connected:) Overall, it's a surprisingly feature packed watch that can do a number of things great, some other ones pretty good, but has two little issues for us. First, the touchscreen is a bit too touchy. Whether it's me or my daughter using it, the touchscreen will register unintentional hits trying to navigate the menus. We tried to update the watch's firmware in the hopes that the touch calibration is better in an update, but the VeryFit app continually fails to verify the watch's current software level. We've tried everything to get past this point, but just couldn't get it to update. I'll come back and update this review if something changes, because we're not giving up on this watch. It's just too good in other areas to let this issue go! Highly recommended! Read more

This watch exceeded my expectations during more than a week of use. Although it is designed for children, it is suitable for adults as well. The device has a bulky design and a silicone band that fits smaller wrists; larger wrists will definitely require a new watch band. The menu is straightforward and intuitive. As advertised, the watch operates independently of any phone applications, though functionality is limited to present-day statistics when used without a connected phone and a very limited customization. The battery performance is impressive compared to previous smartwatches I have owned. After one week of usage, approximately 40% battery remains after a full charge. The device includes five pre-installed games, which can be enjoyed by adults; although younger users with smaller fingers would have a better experience. Step count, heart rate, sleep, and other measurements appear reasonably accurate and comparable to those of older devices. The watch can be connected to a phone using the VeryFit app, which requires both Bluetooth and Location services to be enabled. I paired the watch successfully, although reconnection sometimes requires toggling Bluetooth/Location settings or re-pairing via the app—potentially due to the older model of the phone used. I was also positively surprised with the VeryFit app. It is not ideal, but the interface is relatively well designed and understandable. I can use the app in a guest mode, although registering an account would enrich my experience further. I can see the old statistics in a guest mode, even if my watch is disconnected from the phone. However, in order to update them or install new watch faces, I have to connect the watch to the phone. The storage on the watch is limited and depending on the watch face size, I can typically have 4-5 faces on the watch. VeryFit offers a good number of both free and paid watch faces to choose from. Also I can customize the selection of the activities: on the watch there can be only 20 at a time, but the phone offers a much bigger selection. The watch can be connected to Alexa, but I have not tested it. Summary: Overall, I am positively surprised with this watch and with the companion phone application. . While the device is bulky, the large screen may offer benefits for some users. The watch functions fully without the app, while the companion app, though not flawless, offers enriched functionality, more permanent storage, and customization in two modes: a guest mode and a registered account mode. Read more