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Smart Watch with Call Answering, Heart Rate & 120+ Sport Modes
Want a smartwatch that does a lot without the high price tag? This one works with both Android phones and iPhones, so you can take calls, check messages and track your fitness right from your wrist.
Stay connected without grabbing your phone
Once it’s paired over Bluetooth, you can make and answer calls from the watch. Texts and notifications from your favorite apps show up on your wrist too, so you can see what matters at a glance whether you’re cooking, driving or at the gym.
Track your workouts and daily activity
With more than 120 sport modes, you can track just about any workout, from walking and running to cycling, yoga and more. It also counts your steps, calories burned and distance in real time, so you can see how active you’ve been all day. Its IP68 rating means it can handle sweat, rain and splashes, and the seller says it’s suitable for swimming.
Keep an eye on your heart rate and sleep
The watch tracks your heart rate throughout the day and breaks down your sleep into deep and light stages at night. Sync it with the free Da Fit app to see your trends over 1, 7 or 14 days and spot habits you’d like to improve.
Make it yours
The 1.83-inch HD touchscreen is bright and easy to read. Choose from hundreds of watch faces in the app, or use one of your own photos as the background.
Long battery life
It fully charges in about 2 hours and lasts up to 10 days on a charge, with more than 30 days of standby time. You also get handy extras like an alarm, stopwatch, music and camera controls, and a voice assistant.
Highlights:
Make and answer calls and get notifications on your wrist
Works with Android and iPhone
120+ sport modes with step, calorie and distance tracking
Heart rate and sleep tracking through the Da Fit app
1.83" HD touchscreen with customizable watch faces
IP68 water resistance
Up to 10 days of battery life on one charge
It makes a great budget-friendly gift for anyone who wants to get more active, or for a teen getting their first smartwatch.