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Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate MonitorSmartwatch with Calls, Heart Rate & Fitness Tracking
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TypeElectronics > Wearable Technology > Smartwatches
DisplaySquare full-color touchscreen
CaseMetal
StrapWoven stainless mesh, milanese style
ColorsJet black, gunmetal, charcoal
CallsCaller ID display, manual call rejection, call vibration alert
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Your wrist takes the calls, alerts and workout numbers while your phone stays in your pocket. Caller ID and app notifications arrive on a square color screen, and heart rate, steps and calories track alongside them. Built for commutes, drives and daily runs.
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Your wrist takes the calls, alerts and workout numbers while your phone stays in your pocket. Caller ID and app notifications arrive on a square color screen, and heart rate, steps and calories track alongside them. Built for commutes, drives and daily runs.
Smartwatch with calls, notifications and health tracking in one wearable
Solves
- missing important calls
- missing messages when phone is away
- tracking workout and health data without a separate device
Take the call. Keep moving.
Stop digging through your pocket for every buzz. Caller ID, alerts and workout tracking now sit on a metal-framed wrist screen, so you stay connected without staying glued to your phone.
Calls and alerts, right on your wrist
Answer calls without reaching for your phone
Caller ID shows on the screen the moment a call comes in. Reject it with a tap when you are driving or in a meeting. Vibration alerts cover SMS, email and social apps, so you feel the buzz on your wrist instead of hearing it from a bag. Pair wireless earbuds if you want hands-free calls on the move.
Health data, one glance away
Heart rate, blood oxygen, blood pressure, steps and calories sit together on the watch. Use them to spot trends across the week. These are wellness readings rather than medical measurements, so bring any concerning number to a doctor.
Premium look, sporty fit
The case is metal and the strap is woven stainless mesh in the milanese style, so the watch works with a work shirt as easily as with running gear. It comes in jet black, gunmetal or charcoal.
Pair it once, then set your alerts
- 1Pair with your phone
Install the companion app, pair over Bluetooth and allow notification and call access on your phone. Caller ID starts showing on the wrist once the link is active.
- 2Snug the strap
Sit the mesh strap just above the wrist bone so it stays put while you move. A loose strap shifts and makes the heart rate readings less steady.
- 3Choose your alerts
Turn on vibration for the apps you check most. Keep calls and priority messages on and mute the rest so the watch stays useful, not noisy.
- 4Check your numbers
Review steps, calories and heart rate trends in the app after the first month. Patterns tell you more than any single reading.
Your phone stays in your pocket
The buzz you keep missing
Your phone buzzes nonstop in your jacket while you drive, ride the train or run the last mile. A client calls, you miss it, and you spend the afternoon wondering who it was. Pulling the phone out mid-drive or mid-run only breaks your focus and still does not tell you what matters.
One wrist, every alert
Caller ID and app alerts land on a square color screen on your wrist. You see who is calling, feel the vibration and decide in a second whether to reject the call. The phone can stay in your bag. If you are comparing options, browse the full best smartwatch range.
Fitness that comes with you
Steps, calories, heart rate, blood oxygen and blood pressure are tracked from the same wrist. Run, walk or train, and the activity data sits next to your calls instead of living on a second tracker. Your mornings get simpler, and your phone gets a break.
Why one device beats a band and a pocket phone
| This watch | Basic fitness band | Phone alone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caller ID on the wrist | — | — | |
| Vibration alerts for apps | Partial | — | |
| Heart rate and blood oxygen | Partial | — | |
| Metal case and mesh strap | — | — | |
| Built-in wireless headphones | — | — |
Characteristics
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TypeElectronics > Wearable Technology > Smartwatches
Details
DisplaySquare full-color touchscreen
CaseMetal
StrapWoven stainless mesh, milanese style
ColorsJet black, gunmetal, charcoal
CallsCaller ID display, manual call rejection, call vibration alert
NotificationsVibration alerts for SMS, email and social apps
Health sensorsHeart rate, blood oxygen, blood pressure
Activity trackingSteps, calories
ConnectivityBluetooth, built-in wireless headphones
Reviews
Questions and answers
Will it pair with both iPhone and Android?
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Wanelo · seller
Pairing runs over Bluetooth through the companion app, so the setup follows the same basic steps on either phone. Check the app listing for the current iOS and Android versions before you order, and allow notification and call access during setup.
Are the heart rate, blood oxygen and blood pressure readings medical-grade?
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Wanelo · seller
No. These are wellness readings meant to show trends across days and workouts. They are not medical measurements and do not replace a clinical device. If a number worries you, check with a doctor.
Can I answer or reject calls directly from the watch?
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Wanelo · seller
You can reject an incoming call with a tap. The screen shows caller ID, and vibration alerts also cover SMS, email and social apps when your phone is out of reach.
Does the Bluetooth headphone function work alongside the watch?
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Wanelo · seller
The listing includes built-in Bluetooth wireless headphones, so one device covers calls, alerts and workout tracking. Follow the pairing steps in the product guide for the earbud side.
Is the mesh strap comfortable for all-day wear and workouts?
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Wanelo · seller
The woven stainless mesh strap feels fine and firm, and it sits best when snug above the wrist bone. Expect a short adjustment period to find the right fit, then it stays put through a run or a full workday.
Is the premium look worth it compared with a basic fitness band?
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Wanelo · seller
A band counts steps but does not show caller ID or handle calls. This watch adds a metal case, a mesh strap and a color touchscreen, so one purchase replaces a band and most phone checks. You pay once for calls, alerts and tracking instead of carrying a band and a phone you keep reaching for.
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