A square 1.83-inch calling watch with an AI voice assistant, preset quick replies for Android users, heart-rate and sleep tracking, 100+ sports modes and an IP68 case.
Most budget calling watches let you read a message and nothing more. The JeeJTek 1.83-inch watch goes one step further for Android users: it can send preset quick replies to calls and messages straight from the wrist. On a run or in a meeting, a tap sends a short answer without taking the phone out.
Quick replies work on Android phones only. On an iPhone, the watch still shows messages and takes calls, but replies stay on the phone. That single detail decides who gets the most from this watch.
What the wrist handles:
JeeJTek says the call chip uses a noise-cancelling algorithm to cut background noise on the pink version, a help near traffic or loud gym music.
The 1.83-inch screen carries 100+ dynamic faces, and a photo from the phone can become the dial. The menu comes in 19 languages, useful for a gift to someone who prefers their own language on the wrist.
If the watch arrives in another language, the fix takes seconds: press the right button, swipe to the settings icon at the bottom, open the language menu, choose English and tap the tick to confirm.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | JeeJTek |
| Screen | 1.83-inch HD touchscreen, square |
| Display (pink) | TFT-LCD, up to 550 nits |
| Calls | Answer and make over Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Quick reply | Preset replies to calls and messages (Android only) |
| Voice assistant | AI voice assistant for calls, music, alarms |
| Companion app | HaloFit |
| Watch faces | 100+ dynamic faces plus photo dials |
| Languages | 19 |
| Health tracking | Heart rate, sleep; pink adds blood oxygen and stress |
| Sports modes | 100+ |
| Water resistance | IP68 |
| Battery | 300mAh lithium polymer |
| Battery life (pink) | 10 days typical, 30 days standby, 3 days of calling |
| Operating system | RTOS |
| Storage | 128 MB |
| GPS | None |
| Phone support | Android 6.0+ and iOS 10.0+ |
| Firmware | Over-the-air updates through HaloFit |
Both versions track heart rate, steps and sleep. The pink version adds blood oxygen and stress monitoring, sleep split into REM, core and deep stages, and menstrual cycle predictions and reminders. Everything syncs to the HaloFit app.
For workouts, 100+ sports modes include cycling, walking, running, football, strength training, yoga and cricket. The pink version can recognise suitable workouts on its own and tracks heart-rate zones, steps, distance and calories.
| Habit | Black | Pink |
|---|---|---|
| Steps and calories | Yes | Yes |
| Heart rate | Yes | Yes, with zones |
| Sleep | Yes | REM, core and deep |
| Blood oxygen and stress | Not listed | Yes |
| Cycle tracking | Not listed | Predictions and reminders |
There is no GPS on either version, and the watch does not borrow a route from the phone either. Distance on walks and runs comes from step counts, so treat it as an estimate and compare like with like.
Automatic workout recognition on the pink model is handy for brisk walks you forget to start. Still, starting a mode by hand gives cleaner records for planned sessions, with the whole session captured from the first minute.
Wrist readings are for wellness, not diagnosis. The accuracy guide explains how to get steadier numbers.
A simple start works best. Wear the watch for a full week without changing anything, note the average steps and sleep, and only then set targets. Goals built on your own baseline stick far better than round numbers.
The JeeJTek pairs with the HaloFit app on Android 6.0 or later and iOS 10.0 or later, including iPhones and Samsung and LG phones. It runs a lightweight real-time operating system with 128 MB of storage for faces and data.
Keep the firmware current. JeeJTek notes that a screen that will not turn on after a few days of use comes from a firmware bug, fixed with an over-the-air upgrade: open HaloFit, go to Device, then Device Settings, then OTA Upgrade. If the app will not pair, update HaloFit to its latest version first.
Battery figures for the pink version are 10 days of typical use, 30 days on standby and 3 days of Bluetooth calling from the 300mAh cell. The black version shares the same battery size.
Language, time format and faces are all set from the watch or the app, so a gift can be ready before it is wrapped. Pair it once with your own phone to update the firmware, then unpair it and let the new owner start fresh in HaloFit.
The IP68 rating covers daily water contact such as rain, sweat and hand-washing. For more pairing and reset help, see the pairing steps and the blank-screen and reset fixes.
The 1.83-inch calling square is a crowded format. The JeeJTek stands out for quick replies on Android, 19 menu languages and a low entry price class. It gives up GPS and a named voice assistant like Alexa.
| Watch | Size | Where it wins |
|---|---|---|
| JeeJTek 1.83-inch | 1.83-inch square | Quick replies on Android, 19 languages |
| IDW25 | 1.83-inch square | Alexa built in, VeryFit |
| Coucur Y66 | 1.83-inch square | IP68 calling watch |
| Tiksounds 1.83-inch | 1.83-inch square | Longer quoted battery, FitCloudPro |
Choose the JeeJTek if you use Android and want to answer messages from the wrist. Choose the IDW25 for Alexa voice help, or the Tiksounds for a longer quoted battery.
Black or pink? Pick the pink if blood oxygen, stress and detailed sleep stages matter; its listed features are fuller. Pick the black if you want the plainer look and only need heart rate and sleep.
Against the Alexa squares, the JeeJTek wins on replies and loses on voice answers. Alexa watches can tell you the weather or set a smart-home scene, while the JeeJTek assistant sticks to calls, music and alarms. Decide which of the two you would use daily and the choice makes itself.
Before you order:
The two colours are sold as separate models rather than a colour switch on one watch, and their feature lists differ. Read the version label before ordering so the pink's extra sensors do not become an expectation for the black.
For a first smart watch on a tight budget, it covers calls, replies and daily habits without extra fuss.
Yes, with preset quick replies, but only when paired with an Android phone. On an iPhone it shows messages without replies.
HaloFit, on Android 6.0 or later and iOS 10.0 or later.
Press the right button, swipe to the settings icon at the bottom, open the language menu, choose English and tap the tick to confirm.
JeeJTek traces this to a firmware bug. Open HaloFit, then Device, Device Settings and OTA Upgrade to update the watch.
No. It has no GPS, so distance comes from step counts.
