Round Smart Watch with Heart Rate & Fitness Tracking

Health and fitness, tracked from your wrist

• Heart rate on your wrist

  A heart-rate sensor array sits on the back of the case and reads your pulse during daily wear and exercise. No chest strap, no phone in your hand. Wear it snug so the sensor stays in contact with your skin, and read the trend across sessions rather than chasing one number.

• Steps and workouts, at a glance

  The round dial shows steps, exercise and battery in one view. Start a workout, then glance at your progress between sets or intervals instead of unlocking your phone. The dial is the first thing you see, so the check takes a second.

• Dressy look, sporty build

  A polished metal bezel, a crown with a knurled edge, a metal buckle and a silicone strap. The finish looks right with a work shirt and holds up after a workout. Choose silver for a dressier look or matte black for a quieter one.

The phone is always out of reach

The phone is always out of reach

You check your phone every few minutes for steps, the weather or your heart rate mid-workout. Each pull breaks your focus and your rhythm, and the numbers you care about end up scattered across apps you rarely open.

One dial, everything you need

The EX105 puts heart rate, exercise, steps, weather and battery on one round face. Pick a dial style, glance down and you have the number you came for. If you already compare options in our fitness trackers smart range, this is the one you will actually look at.

Dressed for work, ready for the gym

A polished metal bezel and silicone strap look right in a meeting and hold up through a sweaty session. Same watch, same glance, no change of gear between the office and the gym.

What to expect as you wear it

1. First use
   Set up and pick a dial

   Charge the watch, choose a dial style and check that steps, time and weather display correctly. Setup takes a few minutes and shows the core widgets.

2. Week 1
   Build a daily wear habit

   Wear it through normal days and get used to glancing at steps and notifications. Heart-rate readings appear during rest and activity as you move through your routine.

3. Week 4
   Track workouts consistently

   Use exercise tracking across several sessions and compare your heart-rate patterns. Review trends rather than single readings, since fit and activity shape each one.

Keep the strap and bezel looking new

• Rinse after sweaty workouts

  Rinse the strap with mild soap and water to clear sweat and dirt from under it.

• Dry before you wear it again

  Dry the strap fully so moisture does not sit against your skin.

• Keep dirt off the bezel

  Wipe the metal bezel with a soft cloth so the finish stays bright.

EX105 vs a basic fitness band