The under-30 smartwatch that takes calls and tracks 100 workouts
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- Best for
- first-time smartwatch buyers, teens, and anyone who wants call and step tracking without a subscription
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- The fitness sensors are budget-grade, so treat heart-rate and calorie numbers as estimates rather than medical readings
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The TOZO smart watch is a budget fitness watch with a 1.83 inch display that pairs with iPhone and Android to make and answer Bluetooth calls straight from your wrist. It tracks sleep, heart rate, and more than 100 sport modes, and the IP68 rating means splashes and sweat are not a problem. Battery life runs several days on a charge depending on use, and the watch face is customizable. It is not trying to replace a premium smartwatch, but it covers calls, notifications, and basic fitness tracking for a fraction of the price. Best fit: first-time smartwatch buyers, teens, and anyone who wants call and step tracking without a subscription.
Pros
- Answer and make Bluetooth calls right from the wrist
- 100-plus sport modes plus sleep and heart-rate tracking
- IP68 rating shrugs off sweat and splashes, and battery runs several days
Cons
- The fitness sensors are budget-grade, so treat heart-rate and calorie numbers as estimates rather than medical readings
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with both iPhone and Android?
Yes, it pairs with iOS and Android phones through the companion app for notifications and call syncing.
Can it actually make phone calls?
Yes, it has a built-in speaker and microphone, so you can answer and place calls over Bluetooth when your phone is nearby.
How long does the battery last?
Typical use gets several days per charge. Heavy call and workout use shortens that, and the always-on display drains faster.
Is it waterproof enough for swimming?
The IP68 rating handles sweat, rain, and splashes. It is not intended for deep swimming or diving.
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