Rugged Smartwatch with LED Flashlight & Bluetooth Calling
Stop digging through your pack for a torch, a phone and a tracker. The AK75 puts an LED flashlight, Bluetooth calling and heart rate tracking on a rugged stainless steel watch, ready when the light drops.
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Stop digging through your pack for a torch, a phone and a tracker. The AK75 puts an LED flashlight, Bluetooth calling and heart rate tracking on a rugged stainless steel watch, ready when the light drops.
Rugged smartwatch with built-in LED flashlight, Bluetooth calling and fitness tracking
- need for a light source during outdoor activities
- tracking fitness without carrying extra devices
- answering calls on the wrist
Light the way and stay connected from your wrist
Stop digging through your pack for a torch, phone and tracker. Get a rugged metal watch with a built-in LED flashlight, Bluetooth calling and heart rate tracking, ready when the light drops.
Everything you'd carry, now on your wrist

A flashlight on your wrist
The LED sits on the side of the case, so one press lights the path ahead without unclipping a headlamp or digging out a torch. It is the light you reach for when the trail turns dark and the walk back is longer than planned.

Take calls without your phone
Pair the watch with your phone and answer or place calls from your wrist. On a ridge or a riverbank the phone stays in the pack while you take the call. Calling is built into the watch, so there is no extra accessory to carry.

Track every effort
The multi-dial face shows heart rate, step count and weather with temperature in one view. Compared with a basic fitness tracker watch, you read the numbers on the dial without opening an app.
Charge, pair and light the path
- 1Charge the watch fully
Charge the 700mAh battery before the first outing so the flashlight and tracking start with a full charge.
- 2Pair it with your phone
Pair over Bluetooth to enable calls and notifications. Test a call at home before you rely on it on the trail.
- 3Light the path
Press the side crown to switch on the LED. Use it for quick checks on the walk back, then switch it off to save battery.
- 4Check pace and heart rate
Cycle through the dial to see steps, heart rate and weather without stopping on the climb.
Fewer things to carry on the way back

The dark walk-back
The sun drops behind the ridge and the trail goes dark fast. Most of us dig through a pack for a torch, fish a phone out from under layers and try to check our pace at the same time. Nobody has a free hand for any of it.

One watch, fewer things to carry
The AK75 puts those jobs on one rugged metal case. The LED flashlight sits on the side, two crown buttons handle the controls, and Bluetooth calling runs from the wrist once the watch is paired with your phone.

Ready on the trail
On the walk back the light is already on your wrist, and heart rate and steps are one glance away. The stainless link bracelet and metal case feel like gear you can trust in the dark, and the pack gets lighter on every trip.
What to expect as you get started
- First useCharge and pair
Charge the watch fully, pair it with your phone, and test Bluetooth calling and notifications before your first outdoor trip.
- 3 usesLearn the crown buttons
After a few uses you will know the side crown buttons and dial layout without looking, so switching between flashlight, steps and heart rate gets quick.
- 30 daysPart of your kit
With regular use the watch becomes the first thing you reach for on hikes and night walks, replacing a separate torch for short outings.
One watch versus three things in your pack
| This watch | Headlamp, phone and fitness band | |
|---|---|---|
| Light source on the wrist | — | |
| Bluetooth calls from the wrist | Phone only | |
| Heart rate and steps on one dial | Partial | |
| Metal link bracelet build | — | |
| Devices to carry on a day hike | One | Three |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
Pair the watch with your phone over Bluetooth and calls and the dial work from your wrist. Pair it at home before a trip so you know the connection holds with your phone.
The link bracelet and metal case give the watch real weight on the wrist. Set the fit snug but still free to move, and adjust the links before a long hike. If you usually wear a slim fitness band, expect a heavier watch.
The packaging lists a 700mAh battery, but the listing does not give a run time. Running the flashlight, calls and tracking together draws more power than any one feature alone. Charge it fully before a trip, switch off what you are not using and test it on your own routine before a multi-day outing.
The bracelet is adjusted by removing links, so you set it to your wrist. Measure your wrist before ordering, since this is a rugged metal watch and not a slim band.
One watch covers the torch, the phone pull for calls and the band. The trade-off is a heavier wrist and less steady light than a dedicated headlamp. For evening walks and camp chores the watch covers it. For multi-hour night travel, keep a headlamp in the pack. Three gadgets bought, charged and lost on every trip cost more than one watch that does all three.
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