Blackview 2025 Smart Watch (Answer/Make Calls), Fitness Watch for Men and Women with Heart Rate/SpO2/Sleep Monitor/2 Straps, 100+ Sports Modes, IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker for Android/iPhone
$23.99
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👍【Answer/Make Calls and AI Voice Assistant】Stay connected with family and friends anytime, anywhere with Blackview’s built-in HiFi stereo speakers and microphone. Answer or make calls directly through the watch via Bluetooth. The “Da Fit” app stores multiple contacts and provides real-time notifications for incoming calls and messages, while the AI voice assistant can assist with quick help such as weather forecast and setting alarms.
👍【DIY Watch Faces & 2 Pack Watch Straps】Personalize your watch face with your favorite photos, supplemented by over 100 watch face options. Constructed from special aluminum alloy material, it comes with two types of interchangeable watch straps – Nylon and Silicone, perfect for every occasion.
👍【100+ Sports Modes】Track your daily activity with over 100 sports modes, including running, cycling, yoga, and football. Connect to GPS through the “Da Fit” app to record your training routes and fitness progress.
👍【Monitor Health in Real Time】The fitness watch uses high-performance optical sensors to monitor dynamic heart rate in real-time, tracks sleep quality and stress levels to adjust your physical condition accordingly, and provides a detailed analysis report to help you achieve a healthier lifestyle.
👍【More Smart Tools】Apart from the features mentioned above, this smartwatch also offers other useful daily functions such as smart notifications, music control, camera control, casual games, weather forecast, sedentary reminders, alarm clock, stopwatch, timer, etc. Compatible with most Android 6.0 and iOS 9.0 or above smartphones, it comes with a built-in large capacity battery of 350mAh, which ensures up to 7 days of use and approximately 30 days of standby with just 2 hours of charging.
📞【2-Year Warranty】We provide a 2-year warranty and 24/7 lifetime tech support for a hassle-free purchase. Please reach out to us for any problems you encounter.
🎁【Fantastic Gift for Your Family and Friends】The perfect gift to show your loved ones how much you care, Blackview’s fitness watch comes with features that fit any lifestyle.
7 reviews for Blackview 2025 Smart Watch (Answer/Make Calls), Fitness Watch for Men and Women with Heart Rate/SpO2/Sleep Monitor/2 Straps, 100+ Sports Modes, IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker for Android/iPhone
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Magali Molina –
Excellent Smart Watch, very complete and functional
I am very satisfied with this smart watch. The screen is large, bright and with very good resolution, it looks perfect even in full light. It is very easy to configure and synchronize with the cell phone. Health features such as step counting, calories and heart rate monitoring work very well and are quite accurate.I also loved that it allows you to receive and answer calls, in addition to message and app notifications directly from the watch. The battery has a very good life and the design is modern, comfortable and elegant, ideal for daily or sports use.The value for money is excellent. Without a doubt, I recommend it 100%
Desiree alva –
Highly recommend
I’ve been using the Blackview 2025 Smart Watch for a little while now, and I’m genuinely impressed with how much value it delivers for the price. The setup was simple, and it connected seamlessly to my phone. I love that I can make and answer calls directly from the watch—it’s super convenient when I’m on the go or don’t have my phone right next to me.The fitness tracking features are solid: having over 100 sports modes is a huge plus. I also appreciate that it comes with two straps, so I can switch up the style depending on my mood or outfit. The screen is bright and easy to read, and the battery life holds up well with regular use.It’s IP68 waterproof, so I don’t have to stress about rain or washing my hands, which gives me peace of mind. While it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of high-end smartwatches, it does everything I need and more—especially at such a reasonable price point.Overall, I’d definitely recommend this smartwatch if you’re looking for an affordable but reliable option that balances style, fitness tracking, and smart features really well.
Btc –
Great value – works like a charm and waterproof
Excellent watch – battery lasts about 8 days – I have checked the accuracy of the watch w hospital equipment and this watch gives the same accurate readings for heart rate and oxygen readings- I am impressed at the quality of this watch for the price range- plus i can answer my ph using my watch and talk thru the watch – heck im like a modern day Dick Tracy – now where the heck did I put my pack of Lucky Strikes and the green bottle of Lectra shave ?
Calvin –
A quality, cheap smartwatch
This smartwatch is great, especially for the price. It has it’s flaws, but none of them are glaring or impede operation.Pros:- It is built surprisingly well for the price, and will definitely last.- The battery usually lasts me around 3 days. It takes less than 3 hours to charge to full, though I usually just charge it for 45 minutes every day.- It’s not hard to customize. I use the watch to control the music on my phone, which is super helpful when I’m working outside. I have it set up so I can just swipe left and the music panel will show up.- The find my phone feature works well- Both bands are nice, I use the fabric band most because it’s most comfortable and fits well.- The screen is very responsive, as long as you use a firm touch.Cons:- Spinning the dial does nothing. You can press it to turn on and off the watch, but no navigating with it.- The display is bright, even on it’s dimmest setting. You can see it just fine, even out in the sun, but at night it’s a bit much. Fortunately, you can turn on a sleep schedule so it doesn’t turn on without pressing the dial.- The voice assistant feature seems to be incompatible with my samsung phone.- The sleep tracker seems to be good at tracking sleep cycles, but for some reason the diagnostics app shows REM sleep coming before light sleep, which is interesting. REM sleep is supposed to come after deep sleep, i.e awake > light sleep > deep sleep > REM.Overall, the Blackview smartwatch is a great bang for your buck. It cost me the same as a normal watch, yet it performs very well as a smartwatch. I highly reccomend.
Jessica –
Great watch
This watch truly get the job done. I lost my expensive Apple Watch thanks to my toddlers and needed something to keep track of my steps! I will never buy a pricey watch again! Steps are accurate! The screen is very clear. The size is same as Apple Watch and it can handle toddlers messing with it! The price is great for what you get! You can drop it with no worries! Very user friendly!
tanya burt –
Awesome, affordable smart watch
Very easy to pair. Works well. It has all the features and more than competitive brands. I like how it monitors oxygen, sleep, heart rate, stress. I like the color. It does monitor steps well too. The display is clear and big. It syncs with my iPhone easily.
Avery C. –
Good watch, not so good for fitness (HR & calories)
This watch is nice for some things, but if you care about your heart rate tracking and want to use that for fitness goals then I would suggest a different watch. The steps seem accurate, the sp02 seems accurate, all other features and the connection to the phone and its alerts are all well. The screen touch can be pretty sensitive and the screen turns on at the slightest movement of the wrist. Granted you can turn this feature off and just use the side button to view screen, it’s still nice to have the wrist turning screen on option.It’s a decent watch, especially for the price. But I would use caution if you’re wanting to monitor your heart rate, and this can affect your calories burned reading if it is including your HR as a baseline. The steps seem accurate though, but pretty upsetting about the HR. For example my heart rate would actually be at 165 and my watch would say 93.