Blackview Military Smart Watch for Men (Answer/Make Calls), 1.45" Fitness Tracker with 100-Day Battery/Flashlight/Compass/Heart Rate/SpO2/Sleep, 150+ Sports IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch for iOS Android

Right - so I avoided buying a smartwatch for the last 10 years because I was not impressed with quality, features and value for money. Then there were problems across the range with battery life. My regular watch - which works fine - is 20 years old. It's a 'tough solar' sumik - the battery only needed changing once over that time. So I happened to come across the Blackview WP50, attracted by a 63% discount. Amazon reviews were consistently good. Other online reviews said the same. I didn't want to spend upward of £200 on a good smartwatch. Some can cost around £600. My associates on seeing the features of the watch estimated the cost at over £200. They were shocked to learn the real price! LOL! I'm no fitness addict so I wouldn't need to use all the fancy activity tracking on the WP50. I just needed a good display, connectivity to my mobile phone, heart rate and sleep monitoring, and good battery life. The WP50 delivered very well. As I use just basic features, the watch only consumes about 5% of 960mah per day, sometimes less. This means I can probably get over 15 days without charging. There is a low power mode that would be even more battery-efficient. The torch feature is just what I needed. Sometimes I need to find something in my car at night (when it's not moving). The torch is very bright, and it's brightness can be adjusted. Or on occasions I'm in the dark trying to open a door with keys. So, this watch is my solution. Voice transmission is great. People I spoke with via the watch said I sounded the same as if on the phone. It's a tiny speaker though, so don't expect mobile phone loudness. I found the pedometer to be not accurate e.g. I apparently did 1300 steps while sitting in a car for 2 hours. The pulse and sleep monitoring are pretty accurate. The Da fit app works well and is recommended by the manufacturer. Through the app there is a lot of choice for watch faces. I'll be back in about months to update this review.

The Blackview W50 Pro is a compelling choice for consumers seeking military-grade durability and outstanding battery life without a premium price tag. Designed for the outdoors, this rugged smartwatch boasts an IP68 rating, shock resistance (up to 5m drop-proof), and the ability to operate in extreme temperatures (-30∘C to 70∘C). Key Highlights: The watch features a large 1.45-inch TFT display with high brightness (up to 700 nits) for clear outdoor viewing. Its standout feature is the 960mAh battery, which offers an advertised typical usage time of over 30 days, minimizing charging hassles. Essential tactical tools like an integrated LED flashlight and an electric compass are included, alongside comprehensive health tracking (heart rate, SpO2, and sleep) and over 100 sport modes. It also supports Bluetooth calling directly from the wrist. The Verdict: The W50 Pro delivers exceptional value, providing a tough build and near-unmatched battery performance in its price bracket. However, it lacks advanced features like built-in GPS for precise run tracking and an integrated voice assistant. If your priority is a durable, long-lasting, and highly affordable companion for physical activity and daily notifications, the Blackview W50 Pro is an excellent choice. Its replacing my trusty Blackview C20 Pro which I had for 2 years. Still works as intended, but my age requires bigger screen and oh boy it delivers on those grounds.

As a smart watch it is really good. The only downside I can see is the step counter is not a true reflection. It counts when I'm driving,it is way to sensitive with now way of changing the sensitivity. I like all the different clock faces available. Battery life is good. On the whole it's ok

Large and bright display which is very clear. Lots of functions which I am just getting used to. A good looking watch which works well with the 'DA' fit app. A lot of watch displays are available on the app should you wish to change the display. The display that I have settled on does not show the battery strength, however some others do if that is important. I am not a huge button presser and as such, I am averaging about 8/9 days before charging. Bluetooth works fine. I had avoided buying a 'Smart' watch but at 68 decided to see what the fuss was about. A great introduction to this type of technology without paying way over the odds. Really has everything you could need. The step count option is great for when I am walking our dogs. The light option is very bright and easy to use. No more reaching for the bedside light switch in the middle of the night. The ability to action the display by moving your wrist is also very good. The addition of a second watch strap is greatly appreciated as both the original, strap and second strap have small pull back catches. This allows easy switching if required. A well made watch, with a host of features. A real bargain at the price paid.

I am genuinely lost for words. I cannot understand why this watch does Everything my branded and very expensive smart watch did. The only major difference being my samsung watch needed charging after a few hours (never lasting a full day) and the Blackview watch EASILY last a whole month on one charge. This purchase is actually a replacement for another blackview watch which i have wore continuously for 3 years without a single problem so i know just jow good it is. Im a dog walker by trade and recently a lead caught round the watch strap and it was damaged. I actually intended buying a new strap but realised it was just as cheap to buy a brand new watch. LESS than £25 for this watch just doesnt make sense to me . Everybody i know with branded smart watches says they cant use the sleep tracker because the have to charge them everynight. And branded watches are more than 10 times the price . Amazing watch , REALLY amazing price

After using this for less than even a few hours, it’s good but there’s a lot of room for improvement! Feels good on the wrist, it’s a nice weight and the straps feel good. You get notification through the watch and easy to read on the large display. The bad points I’ve found so far, the time for the screen to wake when you raise your wrist is pretty slow, to be honest I wouldn’t mind the sacrifice for battery longevity and have an always on option. The Bluetooth is a bit of a nightmare, once the watch was set up I set my phone down and went to the other room to get something and it disconnected and had to completely disconnect the watch for my phone forget the device basically reset it just to get it to connect to my phone again properly, my phone said it was connected but the watch was saying it wasn’t. Not sure how true the battery life is as I fully charged the device to 100% on the companion app yet it’s already dropped to 80% after only a few hours. It it doesn’t last at least 2 days it will be getting returned.

Bought this at end of April, not 4 months later it has already expired. The issue is, it automatically powers off for no reason. This happens even if it's charging. This issue began happening suddenly and the watch became unusable within a day of fault developing. Other than that, the watch did what I needed it to do whilst it worked - just replacing it every 4 months seems like throwing money away. Quality over quantity as the saying goes.

A brilliant smartwatch for a fraction of the cost of big brands and without sacrificing on features: sleep monitoring, heart rate, exercise, pedometer, stress measurement, weather, music player, camera controller, timer, clock, compass, torch... you name it! 🙂 The touch screen is also very responsive and seems resistant to scratches thanks to the aluminium rim that I found very efficient at protecting the glass compared to an iWatch for example where the glass is flush with the edge of the casing. I thought the flashlight would be a gimmick or a gadget I would not need but I have actually found it to be useful in few occasions and the light is surprisingly bright. The battery last for 7 to 10 days without charge with the wrist raise movement activated. So, you can probably save some extra days if you don't use the function. By the way, I like the fact you can custom select from the Da Fit software the hours when the wrist raise function should be active/inactive (useful at night! 😁). I have read reviews claiming the pedometer was inaccurate but I found the distance of your own foot step had to be entered in the Da Fit software options for a more precise calculation. Since steps calculation remains based on the movement of your wrist, whatever the brand or model of watch you use I guess the count should always be regarded as an estimate. So in summary, if you want a good practical Smartwatch without spending a fortune, I can only highly recommend the Blackview one. 🙂

This watch is wonderful and a great investment; it offers 100 sports modes, tracks steps, distance, and calories, and features a modern design that makes it comfortable for everyday wear. It also boasts an IP68 water-resistance rating, making it a practical companion for your daily activities. It’s a great combination of functionality, style, and price. The battery lasts up to 7 days—verified—and this Blackview smartwatch is top-notch; it is compatible with both iOS and Android.

Lo compré para mi esposo porque quería un reloj con linterna, fue una buena compra, puedes recibir llamadas y hablar desde el reloj, tomar fotos a distancia con tu celular, tiene alarma, brujula, calculadora, juegos, podómetro, monitor de sueño... Lo único que no nos gustó del fue es que no puedes ver la hora mientras lo tienes en modo deporte. No tiene GPS por lo que para que te registre la ruta al caminar debes tenerlo vinculado al celular. Estéticamente se ve muy bieny no es exageradamente grande. Dejo fotos que estuve buscando en las reseñas antes de la compra que me hubiera gustado ver sobre la linterna y el tamaño.

Great battery life, but not at all accurate in any way, would not buy again

Il Blackview W50 Pro si è rivelato uno smartwatch sorprendentemente valido per la sua fascia di prezzo. La costruzione è solida, il design è moderno e al polso risulta leggero e comodo anche durante le giornate più lunghe. L’interfaccia è intuitiva e reattiva, con menu chiari e funzioni ben organizzate. Il punto forte è senza dubbio la batteria di lunga durata. Con un utilizzo quotidiano completo — notifiche, monitoraggio del sonno, passi e frequenza cardiaca — riesce tranquillamente a coprire più giorni senza dover correre al caricatore. Un vantaggio enorme rispetto a molti smartwatch più costosi. Nel complesso, il W50 Pro offre un’esperienza fluida e completa, senza fronzoli inutili. È uno smartwatch che fa esattamente ciò che promette, e lo fa bene.

Nach 40 Jahren habe ich heute Morgen zum ersten Mal wieder eine Uhr an und ich bin absolut positiv überrascht und begeistert davon. Für mich war die Tatsache relevant, dass ich vor Jahren einfach Mal den Versuch gestartet habe und von iPhone, Sony und Samsung auf Smartphones von Blackview umgestiegen bin, da diese als sehr robust angepriesen wurden und ich bin auch absolut von der Qualität und Stabilität von Blackview überzeugt, das höhere Gewicht nehme ich daher gerne in Kauf. Wie gesagt, 40 Jahre keine Uhr mehr, deshalb kann ich leide auch nichts dazu sagen, ob die Uhr jetzt die aller neusten Funktonen hat und die aktuellsten Apps installiert sind, ich hoffe das erwartet auch niemand. Was ich aber sagen kann ist, dass die Uhr robust und wasserdicht, aber sich trotzdem sehr angenehm tragen lässt. Das zusätzliche Armband, dass dabei war, finde ich super, da es sich sehr flexibel einstellen lässt. Trotz der ganzen Outdoor-Funktionen und Stabilität, ist sie alles andere als globig oder zu schwer oder zu groß, bei mir passt sie perfekt ans Handgelenk und ich merke fast gar nicht, dass ich eine Uhr trage. Die Bedienung ist sehr intuitiv und die Kopplung mit dem Handy über Bluetooth und die Einrichtung funktionierte auf Anhieb. Ein guter Akku und ein ausgeklügeltes Energiemanagement sorgen für sicherlich lange Lauf-/Standby-Zeiten. Man kann alles mit dem Handy koppeln, egal ob Nachrichten, Anrufe, WhattsApp, FB, usw... Gerade habe ich versucht, direkt von der Uhr aus anzurufen, was trotz meiner nicht gerade zierlichen Finger, dank dem großen Display kein Problem darstellte und es hat auch direkt gerappelt auf dem Firmen-Handy. Ehrlich gesagt, kann ich nichts Negatives über die Uhr sagen, alles was ich ausprobiert habe hat auf Anhieb funktioniert und das war eigentlich alles, nur mit den mehr als 100 Sport- und Fitnessmodi, hab ich mich noch nicht befasst, aber laufen tun die auch. Man kann Kontakte vom Handy auf die Uhr übernehmen und kann z.B. auch Standard-Nachrichten hinterlegen, die automatisch an den Anrufer versendet werden, wenn man den Anruf weg drückt. Man kann auch einstellen, welche Nachrichten man bekommt, z.B. wenn jemand über FB/WhatsApp/Instagram/... schreibt Was mir besonders gut gefällt ist, dass man fast alles genauso einstellen kann, wie man es will, z.B. ab wieviel Herzschlägen sie warnt, wie lange das Display an bleibt, was sie alles darf und was nicht und wann sie was darf, usw... Mein absolutes Highlight ist allerdings, dass wenn ich den Arm so hebe/drehe, dass ich auf das Display sehe, dann schaltet die Uhr automatisch aus dem Energiesparmodus um und beleuchtet das Display, ohne dass ich irgendwo drauf drücken muss. Wenn man nicht gerade den 123. Sportmodi braucht, kann ich diese Uhr nur jedem empfehlen. Arbeitskollegen von mir, haben für ihre Uhren teilweise mehr als das 5-fache bezahlt und die waren nicht so robust und es fehlten einfach nützliche Sachen, wie Taschenlampe, Kompass oder ein bequemes Armband. Ich hab mir da einige vorführen lassen und auch die ein oder andere auch Mal anprobiert, ob sie mir stehen würde... Ich hoffe, dass hilft dem ein oder anderen bei seiner Entscheidung und wünsche Euch allen schon Mal Frohe Weihnachten...P.S.: Im Schrank bei mir liegt seit mehreren Jahren eine Firmenjubiläums-Tudor, die vermutlich das 50-100fache gekostet hat und die es nicht einmal geschafft hat, dass ich sie irgendwann Mal angezogen habe...