Women’s Smartwatch Watch with LED Flashlight, 1.26 Inch HD Screen Smart Watch with Phone Function, IP68 Waterproof, 110+ Sports Modes, Menstrual Cycle for iOS Android, 2 Straps

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   GЯΛƬi 𝗧𝗲𝗰𝗵 ! – December 29, 2025

   I got this watch through Amazon Vine, my take is my own.This here is the FV11 (model name). It’s a decent little smartwatch for the price. The rose-gold bezel and pastel pink silicone band pop against neutral stuff like the grey-and-white blanket in my pics, giving it a modern, feminine edge without being over-the-top flashy.I haven’t pushed the heart rate or SpO2 sensors hard yet, but they seem to work adequately. Battery life holds up after a few days of normal use.The plastic body feels lightweight and the finish looks and feels cheap compared to metal ones. Still, at $30, I guess you wouldn’t be expecting luxury materials. It comes with two bands, silicone and leather, which is nice for swapping if you want variety.Not gonna replace a high-end smartwatch anytime soon, but it’s pretty functional for daily wear if you’re looking for something stylish that does the basics without costing an arm and a leg.

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   Astoria – December 29, 2025

   I’ll be honest: I mainly ordered this because I liked the colour. I already have a smartwatch that tracks steps and the usual stuff, but it doesn’t connect to my phone. Meanwhile, my sister’s watch kept lighting up with her messages and calls, and I got a bit tired of missing things because my phone was buried somewhere in my purse. So this one felt like a simple upgrade without going all-in on something expensive or overbuilt.The watch itself looks nice on the wrist, which was half the reason I wanted it. The screen is clear, easy to read, and doesn’t feel cluttered. Once I paired it, the notifications started coming through right away. That alone has made a noticeable difference. I can just glance down instead of doing the whole purse-rummaging routine. I don’t use the mic or speaker on the watch because I already rely on a bone conduction headset for calls, so I’m basically using this for alerts and activity tracking, and it’s been perfectly fine for that.The step tracking has been helpful too. On slower days, it quietly reminds me that I’ve spent too much time sitting still, which is usually enough to nudge me into moving around a bit. Nothing dramatic, just a small mental push. The strap is comfortable, and the whole thing feels light enough that I forget I’m wearing it most of the time.Overall, it’s been exactly what I wanted: something pretty, simple, and practical that keeps me updated without overcomplicating anything. Not a giant life change, but definitely one of those small improvements I notice throughout the day.

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   Nwikay E’ – December 29, 2025

   The AK88 smartwatch is a perfect blend of fashion and functionality. The three color options—Elegant Pink Gold, Mystic Purple, and Classic Cool Black—are beautiful and versatile, effortlessly matching any outfit or occasion. The silicone strap is comfortable for all-day wear, whether at work, at the gym, or out with friends.The 1.26-inch IPS HD display is stunning, with crisp, vibrant colors and a wide viewing angle. Even in bright sunlight, everything is easy to read, and the large screen makes checking notifications and using apps a delight. Performance is smooth thanks to the JL7012F6 chip and 128MB of memory—no lag, no hiccups, and Bluetooth 5.3 keeps connectivity fast and reliable.Fitness tracking is impressive with 123 sports modes, providing accurate metrics for daily activities, workouts, or competitive training. The watch is also IP68-rated, so it handles sweat, rain, and splashes without worry, and the waterproof microphone and speaker ensure calls are always clear.Extra features like music control, camera remote, notifications from 20+ apps, and the “find my phone” function make life easier, while the 300mAh battery with magnetic charging keeps you going all day without interruption.This smartwatch is a must-have for anyone looking for style, performance, and convenience in one sleek package.

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   Winni – December 29, 2025

   Honestly, this little smartwatch impressed me way more than I expected. It looks clean and classy with the rose-gold finish (though I’d much prefer a black version) and soft beige strap. It is super comfortable and lightweight, but it will take me some getting used to the feel on my wrist because I don’t ever wear anything around my wrists as I find it annoying and irritating. I’m highly conscious the watch is wrapped around my wrist and hopefully I get over that with more wear.The screen is bright even on zero brightness and easy to read. The setup through the Da Fit app was quick and simple and I do appreciate the manual this watch comes with. The most annoying part was attaching the straps to the watch, took a bit of fiddling. Make sure you have a bit of length to your nails so you can push in the pin part that go into the little holes keeping the straps attached.The watch tracks heart rate, stress, and SpO₂ pretty well, though the calorie count tends to run a bit higher than my treadmill calorie count. I noticed when doing a 20 minute walk. The watch noted 94 calories while my treadmill noted 71 at the 20 minute mark. However, the watch is likely more accurate because the smartwatch estimates calorie burn using heart rate data, age, weight, and gender (from the Da Fit app profile) and the accelerometer (motion tracking).Whereas the treadmill estimates the calories using a simple equation — Calories = (speed × time × constant × weight). It’s more focused on speed and distance and just generic stuff while the watch offers a more personalized tracking.Notifications and Bluetooth calls sync smoothly once paired, I tested this calling my own number and my dad and I also got message notification though the watch. I also like that it comes with two magnetic chargers for different USB types (USBC and USBA).In a nutshell:✅ Bluetooth Calling — You can both answer and make calls directly from the watch once it’s paired.✅ Notifications — It syncs with text messages, WhatsApp, Snapchat, Instagram, etc.✅ Voice Assistant — Works through your phone’s mic via Bluetooth (you can trigger Siri or Google Assistant).✅ Health Tracking — Heart rate, SpO₂, stress, sleep, and steps.✅ Sports Modes — Around 100+ preset activities (walking, running, cycling, yoga, etc.).✅ IP68 Waterproof — Splash and sweat-proof (fine for washing hands, not for long swimming sessions).✅ Listen to Music — Controls music playback, plays sound, be it music or your YouTube video loud and clear (tested it with Google Photos, YouTube and SoundCloud).✅Watch face customization — (love this feature) You can change the watch face through the watch but for more customization and personal photos, you have to use the Da Fit app. You can also change the color of the writing, set up the lay out, etc.Overall, it’s certainly no WearOS or Apple watch but it’s a close similarity. It’s a stylish, affordable smartwatch that does the job without being complicated. Perfect for everyday wear and light fitness tracking. I will mainly be using it for fitness and sleep tracking and phone calls.I will update my review once I’ve tested the sleep tracking and assessed battery life longevity.Update on sleep tracking and battery life: Sleep tracking seems to be accurate to what I go through with insomnia and light sleeping. I tried it for a week and it appeared consistent throughout. If I sleep at the different points throughout the day, the tracker totals up the time at the next wake up time. If I sleep for 5 hours then sleep another 3 hours the same day, it adds up for the day.Battery life is okay, lasts me maybe 2 and half days until it’s running low and need to charge.

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   Jessica – December 29, 2025

   This smart watch offers impressive value, especially for its price point! The watch itself looks nice and feels comfortable on my wrist. I like the circular design and size of the watch face. The strap is the only thing I don’t like — it’s pretty cheap, but not uncomfortable and I think it could easily be switched out for another regular watch strap. Set up for the watch is very easy. There’s an app to download, but I didn’t have to sign up for anything or pay anything extra to use it which is so wonderful to see in this world of constant paywalled features! The app includes all of the basic features for similar smart watches and does a good job of tracking steps and sleep. I didn’t really get a sense that it was tracking my heart rate or blood oxygen much/well, but I wasn’t concerned with those for a basic smart watch like this. What I did find as a huge added bonus is the page full of FREE trainings! Usually this type of content on an app would require a subscription, but these trainings all appear to be offered as part of the app. There are some physical activity training videos as well as some white noise videos and meditations. Finally, the app and watch also include the ability to connect to various other apps like Apple Health and Strava (I didn’t try these connections) and offer notifications from a number of specific apps on your phone as well as any others you may already receive notifications from. The notification system works really well! It’s also very easy to cycle through the notifications directly on the watch. If you don’t have other exercise tracking apps, you can also use the watch app to track your runs/walks on a map (see my last photo).Everything seems to be very accurate — the app asks you to set your walking stride so the steps seemed pretty accurate (I compared them with another smart watch and received similar results with both). My sleep tracking was the same or better than with other smart watches. And the free app with no required subscription honestly makes this the best deal I’ve ever seen on a smart watch with the added bonus that it looks nice!

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