What you really earn on a daily basis

The combo is simple: 1.27" HD screen announced at 60 FPStwo straps (“clean” leather + “sport” silicone), and functions that do the job when you just want… a useful watch. Not a flashing gadget. So, for the office or for a brisk walk, you change the strap and move on to something else.

Calls + notifications: this is where it comes into play

The promise is HD calls with noise reduction (DSP) + hands-free “AI” assistant. Ok. But read the important line carefully: the sheet indicates compatibility Android 7.0+ to respond to calls/messages quickly. On iPhone it often works… but sometimes more restricted. It depends (and yes, it's frustrating).

Mini-scene: the journey, hands full, and the phone at the bottom of the bag

You come out of the metro, bag slung over your shoulder, phone buried. It sounds. You pick up on the wrist. That's the real interest. And if you play sports: GPS via smartphoneso the route depends on the phone - no “autonomous” GPS chip here, normal at this price.

Health 24/7: useful if you look at trends, not decimals

Heart rate, sleep, SpO2, stress, with the app Veryfit which comes out with reports. I say it cash: to spot a trend (short nights, mediocre recovery, increasing cardio), yes. To do medical work? No. That's a bad idea.

Autonomy + sport: the trap is doing too much

Battery advertised 290–300mAh, 5–7 daysrecharge ~2.5 hours. Realistic... if you don't go all out: non-stop calls, bright screen, notifications everywhere, 110+ sport modes activated in a loop. You get the idea.

Avoid if… you want real integrated GPS, ultra stable “pro” measurements, or uncompromising iPhone integration. There, you move upmarket, that’s logical.

• Who is it for? : daily use + leisure sport, calls on the wrist, sober black look.
• For whom it sucks : athletes obsessed with precision, or need a premium ecosystem.
• Point to watch out for : the mention “AsteroidOS”… strange on this type of model. Sheet sometimes approximate.

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