U80 Bluetooth Smartwatch (Review)

Summary

Bluetooth Smartwatch for Android phones.

1.48″ Capacitive Touch Screen TFT LCD
Time / Date / Week / Battery state display
Ringing reminder when you receive a call
Ringing reminder once your mobile phone disconnected
Display the number or name of incoming calls
Answer or Dial calls from your wrist
Stopwatch function
Support hands-free calls, phone book
Play the music on your phone (after Bluetooth paring)
Sync SMS/call history (only for Android phone)
Ring reminder when your Android 2.3 or above smart phone receives a message (including Wechat, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, Skype, and so on)
Anti-lost alarm function: When cellphone is left watch alarm automatically, after a certain distance to avoid losing the phones
Remote taking photo function: You can control your cellphone to take photos from your wrist. (only for Android phone)
Meter, Passometer, Photograph, Vibration

Product details

Brand: Time Owner (You can find it under various brand names)

Model: U8 / U80

Specifications

Material

Steel + Silicon

Bluetooth Version

Bluetooth V3.0+EDR

Bluetooth Protocol

A2DP + HFP 1.5 + HS P 1.2

Transmitting Range

≥10m

Language Support

English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German,Turkish, Russian, Arabic

Charging Time

About 1 hour

Talk Time

About 4 hours

Music Play Time

About 2 hours

Power Supply

Built-in 230mAh rechargeable battery

Inside the box

1 x Bluetooth Watch u8

1 x usb cable

1 x User Manual

Pros

Offers many features, including the ability to make phone calls and listen to music, thanks to a built-in microphone an speaker.

The essential features work just fine (clock, alarm, anti-lost, informing you about phone calls and messages).

The price is very competitive (approx. $10-$15).

Cons

I find most of the “highlight features” just not so useful. They can be useful, but I don’t think that most of the people will use it, and it will stay more like a gimmick.

The Bluetooth connection caused the battery to run out very fast (1-3 hours).

You need to download an app to enable some of the features this smartwatch offers, and I find that too demanding.

The touch screen is responsive most of the time, but at other times it has a delay or you need to press it several times.

The silicone band got me a bit sweaty and sometimes was not so convenient (yet this is something that many of you will be able to tolerate).

Videos

U80 Bluetooth Smartwatch – Video Review

Photos

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Where to buy

Below are links to purchase the U80 Bluetooth smartwatch (or similar models):

Buy on Amazon

Buy on Aliexpress

User manual

Link to the U80 Bluetooth smartwatch user manual

Additional links

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