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Product Description
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Incoming Calls & Messages Reminder on Wrist
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Real-time Heart Rate Monitoring
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Sleep Better, Live Better
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5ATM Waterproof
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Remote Control Camera
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Music Control
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Weather Forecast
3D Curved Screen
Longer Bettery Life
Smartwatch Size
From the brand
Blackview Philosophy
Blackview respects every customer, and adheres to the "Customer First" philosophy and pays attention to product quality and service.
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About US
Blackview is a thriving technology brand that initially focused on rugged outdoor smart watches to support a rugged lifestyle and survive in difficult and challenging environments.
Continuously pursue innovation, create excellent products, focus on product quality and service. To bring every customer a best user experience is our ultimate goal!
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Customer reviews
This watch is the best smart watch I have owned by a mile. Rugged silicone straps where the orange one gets so much attention , case is heavy stainless steel , charging cable is fool proof magnetic design , plenty of clear watch faces ,Hband app is really good , notifications pop up on screen from virtually every app on your phone if selected in the menu , all in all a brilliant watch , why spend 3 times the price
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 December 2020
Colour Name: Silver (Upgraded)Verified Purchase
Robust smart watch
By Trevor Moy on 25 December 2020
This watch is the best smart watch I have owned by a mile. Rugged silicone straps where the orange one gets so much attention , case is heavy stainless steel , charging cable is fool proof magnetic design , plenty of clear watch faces ,Hband app is really good , notifications pop up on screen from virtually every app on your phone if selected in the menu , all in all a brilliant watch , why spend 3 times the price
By Trevor Moy on 25 December 2020
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 November 2020
The heart rate, sleep patterns etc. Are v accurate on graphs. Gives you brand new insite into things.
Ie if you remember a wild dream you can track your wild dream through bpm and sleep, the morning after.
Iv had it 2 days I used 20% battery. 👍 not sure about some reviews that say 15days. But maybe I'm using watch more.
I have a Samsung s20 plus.
This also works with my phone. While my phone is playing Spotify on my Bluetooth stereo.
This is a cool peace of kit.
That I can't fault so far.
Best 1 I've tried, andfor excellent value.
Please be advised though!!!!!!!
The heart rate alert alarm should only be used with caution!!!!!!!
I can't share video proof.
But if you make a star hand and fist as fast as you can.
Then turn function on. It effects your electrical impulse and grip.
If you have any neuro conditions. Or even if you don't I have videos I can't share here.
Please make sure you leave heart rate alert turned off!!!!!
If its turned off I give it 5*
Just wish the instructions made me aware off this post.
Buy 1. Turn it off. And its the best 1 you will ever find!!!!
Colour Name: Black (Upgraded)Verified Purchase
The best 1 you can find. BUT ONLY IF YOU TURN 1 FEATURE OFF!!!
By Stephen j. on 7 November 2020
Its a peace of amazing kit!By Stephen j. on 7 November 2020
The heart rate, sleep patterns etc. Are v accurate on graphs. Gives you brand new insite into things.
Ie if you remember a wild dream you can track your wild dream through bpm and sleep, the morning after.
Iv had it 2 days I used 20% battery. 👍 not sure about some reviews that say 15days. But maybe I'm using watch more.
I have a Samsung s20 plus.
This also works with my phone. While my phone is playing Spotify on my Bluetooth stereo.
This is a cool peace of kit.
That I can't fault so far.
Best 1 I've tried, andfor excellent value.
Please be advised though!!!!!!!
The heart rate alert alarm should only be used with caution!!!!!!!
I can't share video proof.
But if you make a star hand and fist as fast as you can.
Then turn function on. It effects your electrical impulse and grip.
If you have any neuro conditions. Or even if you don't I have videos I can't share here.
Please make sure you leave heart rate alert turned off!!!!!
If its turned off I give it 5*
Just wish the instructions made me aware off this post.
Buy 1. Turn it off. And its the best 1 you will ever find!!!!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 March 2022
Alas! I dropped my watch while showering on a camp site this week and it fell onto unforgiving hard stony ground. I suspect many on the campsite heard my anguished wail of dismay as I dropped it and saw I had cracked the previously pristine screen.
Pictured is my damaged watch with the cracked screen, and also the brand new replacement I ordered immediately upon my return from holiday. My watch lost one bar of battery life in a week away, and I didn't even bother taking my charger as I simply charged it beforehand and knew it wouldn't need charging while I was away. Apart from the cracked screen the dropped watch still works just fine, but because I'm so fond of it (and they're so cheap), I bought another one and now I have a spare charge cable and 4 wrist straps. I'll update this review in due course to tell you if the battery life on my replacement is as good as the battery life on my original watch. - I bought and charged the phone on 17th July. It's now 25th July and the watch is still showing full charge, so battery life is still excellent. (Note: I don't have the watch set to display on wrist movement, I have to press the button to see the time.)
I said I'd buy another if anything happened to my original and that's exactly what I did. Unreservedly recommended!
Update: I've had this a couple of months now and I'd like to add a few points to my original review.
#- Firstly, the battery life is excellent. It just seems to go on and on. Part of this is due to me not having the wrist sensing on, and part of this is probably due to the fact that it doesn't seem to constantly monitor my heart, only now and then. This would be a deal-breaker if I wanted to know what my heart-rate was at all times, but I don't, so it isn't.
#- Secondly, I mentioned it in my original review, but it's REALLY stingy with the step count. If I had a delicate ego and was competitive with FitBit-owning friends, I'd be in trouble. But once I got used to the new normal, it's fine.
#- Thirdly, I have bashed my watch accidentally several times and each time grimaced and checked my watch face and it's still unmarked. That's very impressive, and I like it a lot.
Other than that, my original review still sums up my feelings for this watch; I really like it and would definitely buy another if something happened to this one.
Fitness tracker smart watches are a bit of an oddity. There doesn't seem to be any sure-fire way of guaranteeing you buy one that will perform (and last) in a way that is commensurate to its cost. I've had 4 FitBits now: Charge, Alta, Charge 2, and Charge 3. Only the Alta performed perfectly, and I was stupid enough to sell that and buy a Charge 2. The rest have all had battery issues, screen problems, or frustratingly poor accuracy. I thought about upgrading to a fancy smartwatch, but after speaking to a few owners of the expensive Samsung ones, after a few months of ownership, they are no happier than I was with my FitBit.
So when the screen failed on my 4th and final FitBit (bought in May 2020, so it lasted me less than two years) I decided I would buy cheap, and expect the watch to fail after a year or two. That is what brought me to this Blackview. I bought it with extremely low expectations, and so far it has gone out of its way to prove me wrong. It's really very good.
It's a chunky thing, and looks big on my skinny wrist, but it's such a handsome device, I think I get away with it. But what's surprised me is how well it does everything. I compared the Blackview heart monitor with a fancy oxymeter I have, and the Blackview was bang-on, which surprised me. It counts steps, measures distance moved and counts calories as well as any other fitness tracker I've had. (I take that "calories burned" figure with a pinch of salt.) The display is bright and sharp and has excellent capacitative response. If you can cope with the size, it's great.
There are basically 5 screen displays, accessed by swiping left or right.
1) The watch face, choosable from 6 + 1, where the +1 is one of 95 different faces downloadable from the app. I was surprised that there were so many, and in truth, a fair few aren't my cup of tea at all. But I managed to find one I like. Then I changed it. And again, and again. It's so quick and easy, you can set the watch display to suit your needs at any given time. One of the size choosable faces is a user-specified photo as your watch background, which is a nice feature.
2) The activity face, which displays steps, calories burned and distance travelled.
3) The sleep monitor face, which displays sleep monitoring data.
4) The weather face, which tells you today's and tomorrow's expected weather.
5) The heart monitor face, which displays heart monitoring data as well as a neat little graph plotting your heart-rate against time.
The "H Band" app is perfectly fine, and hasn't tried to get me to upgrade to unlock "premium" features, which is refreshing after the frequent adverts on the FitBit app. It's easy and pretty intuitive to use, I don't think I've even looked at the instructions yet. It's all sensible enough, but I dare say I'll be discovering new functions and features as I get more familiar with it.
The only problems I have with this Blackview are firstly, that it doesn't appear to count flights of stairs (which I've got used to with my FitBit), and secondly, that the strap is a bit of a pain to get off. Hardly deal-breakers, and other than that, I like it very much indeed.
I bought this Blackview because I was sick of spending £100 or so on a FitBit every couple of years only for it to fail before I felt I'd got my money's worth. But this Blackview is far better than its budget price suggests. Don't let the bargain basement price fool you, it's a very nice budget fitness tracker and I'm already very attached to it. Buy with low expectations and expect to be very pleasantly surprised.
Colour Name: Silver (Upgraded)Verified Purchase
Far exceeded my cautious expectations
By Peter Piper on 8 March 2022
Further update (July 2022):By Peter Piper on 8 March 2022
Alas! I dropped my watch while showering on a camp site this week and it fell onto unforgiving hard stony ground. I suspect many on the campsite heard my anguished wail of dismay as I dropped it and saw I had cracked the previously pristine screen.
Pictured is my damaged watch with the cracked screen, and also the brand new replacement I ordered immediately upon my return from holiday. My watch lost one bar of battery life in a week away, and I didn't even bother taking my charger as I simply charged it beforehand and knew it wouldn't need charging while I was away. Apart from the cracked screen the dropped watch still works just fine, but because I'm so fond of it (and they're so cheap), I bought another one and now I have a spare charge cable and 4 wrist straps. I'll update this review in due course to tell you if the battery life on my replacement is as good as the battery life on my original watch. - I bought and charged the phone on 17th July. It's now 25th July and the watch is still showing full charge, so battery life is still excellent. (Note: I don't have the watch set to display on wrist movement, I have to press the button to see the time.)
I said I'd buy another if anything happened to my original and that's exactly what I did. Unreservedly recommended!
Update: I've had this a couple of months now and I'd like to add a few points to my original review.
#- Firstly, the battery life is excellent. It just seems to go on and on. Part of this is due to me not having the wrist sensing on, and part of this is probably due to the fact that it doesn't seem to constantly monitor my heart, only now and then. This would be a deal-breaker if I wanted to know what my heart-rate was at all times, but I don't, so it isn't.
#- Secondly, I mentioned it in my original review, but it's REALLY stingy with the step count. If I had a delicate ego and was competitive with FitBit-owning friends, I'd be in trouble. But once I got used to the new normal, it's fine.
#- Thirdly, I have bashed my watch accidentally several times and each time grimaced and checked my watch face and it's still unmarked. That's very impressive, and I like it a lot.
Other than that, my original review still sums up my feelings for this watch; I really like it and would definitely buy another if something happened to this one.
Fitness tracker smart watches are a bit of an oddity. There doesn't seem to be any sure-fire way of guaranteeing you buy one that will perform (and last) in a way that is commensurate to its cost. I've had 4 FitBits now: Charge, Alta, Charge 2, and Charge 3. Only the Alta performed perfectly, and I was stupid enough to sell that and buy a Charge 2. The rest have all had battery issues, screen problems, or frustratingly poor accuracy. I thought about upgrading to a fancy smartwatch, but after speaking to a few owners of the expensive Samsung ones, after a few months of ownership, they are no happier than I was with my FitBit.
So when the screen failed on my 4th and final FitBit (bought in May 2020, so it lasted me less than two years) I decided I would buy cheap, and expect the watch to fail after a year or two. That is what brought me to this Blackview. I bought it with extremely low expectations, and so far it has gone out of its way to prove me wrong. It's really very good.
It's a chunky thing, and looks big on my skinny wrist, but it's such a handsome device, I think I get away with it. But what's surprised me is how well it does everything. I compared the Blackview heart monitor with a fancy oxymeter I have, and the Blackview was bang-on, which surprised me. It counts steps, measures distance moved and counts calories as well as any other fitness tracker I've had. (I take that "calories burned" figure with a pinch of salt.) The display is bright and sharp and has excellent capacitative response. If you can cope with the size, it's great.
There are basically 5 screen displays, accessed by swiping left or right.
1) The watch face, choosable from 6 + 1, where the +1 is one of 95 different faces downloadable from the app. I was surprised that there were so many, and in truth, a fair few aren't my cup of tea at all. But I managed to find one I like. Then I changed it. And again, and again. It's so quick and easy, you can set the watch display to suit your needs at any given time. One of the size choosable faces is a user-specified photo as your watch background, which is a nice feature.
2) The activity face, which displays steps, calories burned and distance travelled.
3) The sleep monitor face, which displays sleep monitoring data.
4) The weather face, which tells you today's and tomorrow's expected weather.
5) The heart monitor face, which displays heart monitoring data as well as a neat little graph plotting your heart-rate against time.
The "H Band" app is perfectly fine, and hasn't tried to get me to upgrade to unlock "premium" features, which is refreshing after the frequent adverts on the FitBit app. It's easy and pretty intuitive to use, I don't think I've even looked at the instructions yet. It's all sensible enough, but I dare say I'll be discovering new functions and features as I get more familiar with it.
The only problems I have with this Blackview are firstly, that it doesn't appear to count flights of stairs (which I've got used to with my FitBit), and secondly, that the strap is a bit of a pain to get off. Hardly deal-breakers, and other than that, I like it very much indeed.
I bought this Blackview because I was sick of spending £100 or so on a FitBit every couple of years only for it to fail before I felt I'd got my money's worth. But this Blackview is far better than its budget price suggests. Don't let the bargain basement price fool you, it's a very nice budget fitness tracker and I'm already very attached to it. Buy with low expectations and expect to be very pleasantly surprised.
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