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We bought this for our 10-year-old son for Christmas. He wanted an Apple Watch to track his activity and steps, but I didn’t think he was ready for it, so we got this as an alternative, and he loves this and wears it every day and everywhere. He wears it when we go walking, when he’s riding his bike, to school, and even at recess to track his calories being burned (😂). So I can safely say he is absolutely satisfied and happy with his watch. We are also completely satisfied with this purchase, and it works perfectly for the intended purpose. High quality, charge lasts long, and very user-friendly. Does everything our son wanted!!

I recently bought a kid’s smart watch for my nephew, and I couldn't be happier with the purchase. The watch is packed with features that are perfect for kids, including educational games, fitness tracking, and even a camera. My nephew absolutely loves it and uses it every day. The setup was straightforward, and the watch works flawlessly. It’s durable enough to withstand the rough and tumble of a child’s play, and the battery life is impressive. Overall, it's a fantastic product that offers great value for money. Highly recommended for parents looking for a smart watch for their kids!

I recently got this watch for my 8 year old, and it’s just what I needed! I was looking for something with cool features but didn’t want to spend a fortune, especially since I was worried she might lose it—an Apple Watch was definitely out of the question.This watch is perfect! It has all the fun stuff they want, like fitness tracking, games and notifications, but it’s super affordable. The design is nice and not too bulky, so it fits well on their little wrists.Setting it up was a breeze, and she enjoys wearing it. Overall, it’s been a great find, and I’d totally recommend it for other parents looking for a kid-friendly smartwatch!

I have bought one for each of my 3 kids (aged 6-9) in the last year. They are super kid friendly, water resistant, and my kids like the functionality of being able to change the screens, set timers and compare steps. For the most part they have been great. Unfortunately in just under a year, one has completely stopped working and won’t even charge and a second one doesn’t count steps properly. I don’t know how to contact the manufacturer so it feels like I must out the money for them vs replacing one that should still be under warranty and troubleshooting the steps issue

The media could not be loaded. We are almost a week in and my 8yo daughter absolutely LOVES her new watch. Her older cousin has an Apple Watch annd she got very jealous on our family vacay. Well, I couldn’t bring myself to spend that kind of money on her yet for something that will probably get lost or broken in a month… so here we are.First, i was able to easily charge up the device. (If the polarity seems reversed, you literally just flip the charger piece the other way and it snaps together and charges quickly). Seems to hold a charge for days! Seems way longer than my Apple Watch.The new watch easily synced up with her Apple iPhone 7 running 15.8.2 software. I was worried the necessary app wouldn’t work since this thing is so old (it isn’t even an active phone - just a Spotify player and picture taker). Worked like a charm! As long as Bluetooth is enabled it should work fine. Check app details first for minimal software requirement to be safe.We’ve tracked lots of steps so far. She loooooves checking her fitness progress like mommy to see if she needs to move more. I love this for her!Not sure how accurate the sleep tracking is but she has been wearing it to bed and trying to get more sleep.I setup alerts to drink water every 30mins and it works! Reminds her to take a few sips. She’s bad at that as I think most kids are. As an 80s child, not sure I even owned a water bottle until I was 20 😂The only negative so far is that the band is huge and wraps all the way around to the edge of the watch face. If her wrist were any smaller it wouldn’t work. It’s made for kids I get it, but it is totally an adult size band. For comparison I put it on my wrist and you can see how it fits nicely with room even for a bigger wrist. I’m 45. Also, the band is wider than my adult Apple watch band and screen is about the same size.Not bad things, but just seems very chunky and some petite kiddos may not like the fit.If anything changes I’ll come back and update! So far amazing purchase and even my husband thought I bought her an AppleWatch - looks and acts like a legit smart watch!

It’s a nice watch for kids. The kids really don’t need an actual $250 Apple Watch, because kids are really clumsy and if they break it you can get a free return and refund for a new one. The only thing I don’t like about it is if you leave it on for a whole school day and come home it’ll leave a mark on you’re wrist from the sensor at the bottom. The packaging looks like a real Apple Watch package. The software is amazing for $35 bucks. The fitness built in is pretty accurate in my opinion. It charges from 5-100 in about 75 minutes. The size is perfect for small children around 5-13 years of age. It functions really well, I’ve been using it for about 3-4 Months now and I haven’t had any problems with it.