Smartwatch with Bluetooth Calling & Offline Music Playback

Calls, music and tracking on your wrist

Leave the phone in the bag

Bluetooth calling runs from the wrist, and MP3 and MP4 files play straight from the SD card. Load a playlist before the run and the watch handles the rest, so the phone can stay in the armband pocket or the bag.

Built for sweat and rain

The IP68 case takes rain, sweat and splashes without fuss. Rinse with fresh water after a salt-water swim or a chlorine pool session, and dry the clasp before you charge. That two-minute routine keeps the seals in good shape.

Looks like jewelry, works like gear

A polished round case, a rotating blue-and-silver bezel and a stainless link bracelet with a folding clasp make the watch easy to wear to dinner. The same build carries the GPS, heart-rate sensor and compass through a full training week.

Four numbers that do the work

• 32GBSD card for offline MP3 and MP4
• 100+Sport modes on one watch
• 390mAhBattery capacity
• 4Gunmetal, silver, navy and copper bronze

Pair, load and go in three steps

1. 1
   Pair with your phone

   Turn on Bluetooth on your Android or iOS phone, open the companion app and pair the watch. Set the time, profile and face.

2. 2
   Load the SD card

   Insert a microSD card up to 32GB and copy your MP3 and MP4 files onto it. Add the photo album images you want on the watch.

3. 3
   Start a workout

   Pick one of the 100+ sport modes, start GPS motion tracking and press play on your playlist. Check heart rate between sets or along the route.

Watch plus a second strap

• DT Watch X smartwatch×1

  Round AMOLED case with rotating blue-and-silver bezel

• Extra strap×1

  Silver mesh, black mesh or brown leather, depending on the option you pick

The gadget pile, finally gone

The gadget pile

A run starts with a phone in an armband, an MP3 player clipped to a waistband and a plain sport watch that cannot play a single song. Every extra item is one more thing to lose, soak or forget on the kitchen counter. The workout becomes a juggling act before it starts.

One wrist, all of it

The DT Watch X takes calls over Bluetooth, plays MP3 and MP4 files stored on its 32GB SD card and tracks heart rate and GPS across 100+ sport modes. The phone stays in the bag on the morning loop, and the playlist keeps going on the wrist. Pair it with a best workout headphones pick if you want a second set for the gym.

What the first weeks look like

1. First Use
   Pair and set up

   Pair with your Android or iOS phone over Bluetooth, set the time and profile, and choose a face. Setup runs as one guided pass in the companion app.

2. Week 1
   Music and calls moved over

   Load MP3 and MP4 files onto the 32GB SD card, then test calling and music on a walk. Most owners settle into a go-to routine by the end of the first week.

3. Week 4
   Workouts logged on the wrist

   Regular sessions build a history of heart-rate and GPS motion tracks across the 100+ sport modes. Use the data to compare routes and effort over time.

4. Week 8
   Gadgets left at home

   By this point many owners have stopped carrying a separate MP3 player on runs and commutes. Battery use depends on how often you use calls, GPS and video.

Rinse it, dry it, keep it running

• Rinse after salt or chlorine

  Fresh water only. Skip hot water and soap.

• Dry the clasp before charging

  Moisture in the folding clasp and contacts should dry first.

• Check the fit each season

  Adjust the bracelet links so the case sits flat on the wrist.

Three gadgets versus one watch