Justice Unisex Tween Smart Watch with Silicone Strap with Perforated Band in Black (JSE4225WM)

I bought this for my 8 year old daughter before knowing it needed to be connected to a phone. It's mine now! I can see my calls and texts coming in so that's pretty nice! Also you can shake your arm to take handsfree photos from your phone.

*I dont think the app is very easy for kids to navigate. *I wish i could figure out if it's waterproof or not. * It's worth the money for a kids' smartwatch

I like the smart watch because is comfortable and i can to take my pulse any time.

My son loves this watch. He's 9 and it fits him perfect. He likes it bc it looks like my Apple Watch.

My grandson love it.

Cheap alternative to an apple watch, bought it to count my steps

Great watch at a great price, My son loved it.

Don't want to buy an Apple/Android watch yet. Don't want to have to pay month after month? Not sure how your child will treat, use, keep up with their first smart watch. Well this is an affordable, easy to use first option. I enjoy my 10yo son having it.

TLDR: U Comfortable to wear, but unreliable heart rate tracking and app syncing issues are major drawbacks. Review: I bought the Justice Unisex Tween Smart Watch while looking for an affordable smartwatch to track my heart rate (BPM) throughout the day and during exercise. I have POTS and follow a treatment plan that requires regular heart rate monitoring, so accuracy matters to me. I also wanted something inexpensive, since I've had issues in the past with losing watches because they were uncomfortable to wear. Pros: The watch has a sleek, modern look similar to an Apple Watch, and it was very comfortable on my wrist. I've tried more expensive smartwatches that became uncomfortable after a few hours, but this one was easy to wear all day. Charging was simple, and I didn't have any issues with the charger connecting. The charging cable uses a standard USB (a wall plug isn't included). Cons: The biggest downside was that I couldn't get the watch to pair with the phone app. I followed the instructions, reinstalled the app, had other people try to help, and even contacted customer service twice—but it never connected. Without pairing, I couldn't update the time or date or use basic smartwatch features, which made it mostly unusable. Heart rate tracking was also inconsistent. I compared the watch's readings to a pulse oximeter that I know is accurate, and the results didn't always match. As the battery drained, the watch's BPM readings became less reliable, and it struggled to show heart rates over 100 BPM—often displaying 99 BPM when the pulse oximeter showed a higher number. You also have to hold your arm still at chest level to get a reading, which makes it hard to check your heart rate during activity. Overall: While the watch is comfortable, good-looking, and affordable, the pairing issues and heart rate limitations make it a poor fit for anyone who needs reliable heart rate tracking or full smartwatch features.

i charged it and it wouldn't even turn on