ASWEE Smart Watch Kids, 1.69'' Full Touch Screen Fitness Tracker with Health Tracking and Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Outdoor Sports Watch with Pedometer for Android iOS Phones

The media could not be loaded. Okay grab a coffee, it’s a long one ;). I’m going to persuade you to get this over any other Watch in the same price range! (I’ve sectioned it up so you can easily find what you’re looking for)So my initial review was that the Watch feel great in the hand and doesn’t feel too cheap, it’s fairly light (compared to the Apple Watch). Now, the Apple Watch is super smooth to use, all of the animations are super fluent, but this Watch feels a little bit more laggy and behind, but that is comparing a £200+ Watch to a £29 Watch (it’s expected). That being said, it is still super smooth to use and feels great on the wrist. The designers haven’t tried to over complicate the watches design by giving it features that are under developed that slow the Watch down or don’t work properly, it’s still packed full with features that are absolutely mind blowing for the price.Packaging - The design of the actual box feels very nice, there is enough information on it but not too much. Inside you get an instruction manual, a magnetic 2 pin charger and the watch itself. The manual is pretty standard, just tells you how to use the Watch.Battery - So when I first opened it and turned it on, the battery said it was low, so I put it on charge and 2 hours later I came back to find it had been charging but the battery was still low. I thought it may have a dodgy battery but before deciding to send it back, I did the old turn it off and on again trick and it worked! (Hasn’t been a problem since). As far as I know, the battery life is pretty decent. I don’t feel like it would run out on me half way through the day. But even if it does start running low, the Watch comes with a low power mode to preserve the battery.Clock dials - So you can pick which clock face you have on (you can download more through the app). Some of them I have found are very very similar to the Apple Watch ones, they only take a few seconds to switch over and it’s done :D. You can even create your own with and image if your choice through the app. To change the standard Watch face, just hold down on the screen for a few seconds and you can pick which one you want.The App - The app is pretty standard, I don’t have too much to say about it, it’s not that difficult to use and it displays the information easily enough. I don’t think it has that many special features but I’d say it’s okay. Connecting the Watch to the app was super easy! Just go into the app and make sure your Bluetooth is on and it will automatically search for the Watch.Menus - So the menus, there is the normal clock dial, there is the fitness analytics (steps, calories, distance traveled). There is the heart beat measure, the blood pressure measure, blood oxygen measure, music controls, stop Watch, alarms, timer, find phone, sports modes (Walking, running, training, climbing, basketball, swimming, badminton, yoga, table tennis, skipping, exercise bike, fitness) and notifications.Notifications - the notifications support most mainstream apps, however you cannot reply to them. They are easily accessible and easily viewable. However the vibration from the Watch feels very intrusive, there are 3 vibration modes you can choose from (off, soft, strong). I only turn it onto soft but I don’t feel much difference. However there is also a do not disturb mode which is also easily accessible. Don’t let this put you off though, at least you know the notification is there!Vs Apple - So while this watch has a lot of themost popular features of the Apple Watch, some things make it stray away from it. The Apple Watch is obviously a premium product and that’s reflected in the price. But with this, you don’t have to worry about breaking or destroying it because it costs so little! However , some thing in the Watch such as some of the dials and icons feel almost identical to Apple products, One very distinctive one is the ‘slide to power off’ option when you hold down the side button. It mimics the iPhone a lot! Then there is the clock faces, there are the ones that display the information with similar colours and in a similar way. But then there are some which are just full on clones (such as the unicorn and lion Memojis). I’ve uploaded some examples! But this isn’t a bad thing, I believe it adds to the experience and makes it feel more like the Apple Watch!Overall, I think this Watch is completely worth the small price tag as it completely outshines all of the other watches in the same budget! If you’re doubting whether you should get it, then let me make the decision for you, yes it’s worth it!

Bought this for my partner so he could track his fitness and I’m so surprised by how good it is. The screen is massive and the movement between functions is so smooth, it looks and feels much more expensive than what I paid for it.The battery life is outstanding on it, coming up to a full week of use and still doesn’t need charging (partner hasn’t set up notifications for messages so does vibrate a lot less, but still outstanding on battery life)The app is fairly simple to use and you can add different functions to it in order to use different things on the watch.The accuracy for steps and heart rate seems to be as good as any other brand, it’s just the sleep monitoring that could improve as doesn’t seem to register a full nights sleep from what we can tell. But other than that an absolutely fantastic smart watch for the price and so pleasantly surprised by how good the technology is for that price, would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting an affordable smart watch.

Good item for a gift

Requires too many permissions on phone and doesn't work properly.The screen is fairly unresponsive, the sensors(heart rate etc) only work if you run a "test" and you can't check them in the moment.I've not even had this a week and 1 day of it was charging and the screen has already been scratched and even cracked straight down the middle.The watch faces you can change are extremely limited as well.As a comparison to the Fitbit, I would not recommend this product. I am upset I wasted money on this and will now be buying a different watch.

Great little watch

Had this two years. The strap broke after a year and after two years it wouldn't turn on at all. For the price I can't really complain and whilst it was working it was good.

I bought this because I wanted a fitness tracker that did a bit more than the one I already had. Firstly, there is a spelling mistake for the name of the app in the setting up instructions.Fortunately I had the common sense to realise. The watch looks very good, but that's all. It does not measure steps accurately or GPS distance . I only use it for walking and it may have been confused because I use walking poles, but the GPS distance is wrong too. There is no facility for displaying data [for progress] over time either for activity or sleep. If there is, I didn't find it. Lastly, the programme consumes a lot of data on my phone so that I need to charge it wice a day. So I am going back to my old, simple and reliable fitness tracker.

It looks great for the price and has a choice of displays. Has a variety of fitness tracking features (although it does occasionally disconnect from the app). Functions are basic, but if you want no frills and aren't fussed about having a named brand, this is a really good option. It's cheaper than most wristwatches and does much more (plus it seems to be waterproof and lasts for days on one charge).