A light, pink-and-gold square watch that answers, makes and rejects calls, counts steps and calories, tracks heart rate and sleep, and shrugs off rain and sweat with an IP68 rating.
This unbranded 1.85-inch watch is built around calls. Once it is paired over Bluetooth, you can answer, make and reject calls from the wrist, which covers the three things you most want to do when the phone rings mid-walk.
Reject is the underrated one. A cold call during a hill climb gets dismissed with one tap, and you keep your breathing and your pace. The ones that matter get answered through the watch while the phone stays in the bag.
App notifications land on the same screen, and the whole package pairs with both iPhone and Android phones. The 1.85-inch LCD reaches up to 500 nits, so names and messages stay readable outdoors.
The look is the other selling point. The case and strap come in a pink and gold combination that works with gym wear and weekend outfits alike. It reads more like jewellery than a sports gadget, which makes it easier to keep on through dinner and into bed.
Beyond calls, a set of wrist tools handles the small jobs of the day:
No brand name is attached to this watch, so its companion app is not stated up front. Look for the app name or QR code in the instructions when it arrives, and pair through that app rather than the phone's Bluetooth list.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Display | 1.85-inch LCD touchscreen |
| Brightness | Up to 500 nits |
| Shape | Square |
| Calls | Answer, make and reject calls over Bluetooth |
| Notifications | App alerts from the paired phone |
| Sport modes | 100+ |
| Activity tracking | Steps, calories, distance |
| Health tracking | Heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep |
| Wellness tools | Menstrual cycle tracking, guided breathing, sedentary reminder |
| Daily tools | Calendar, weather, calculator, alarms, stopwatch, timer, flashlight, game |
| Phone controls | Remote camera, music control, voice assistant |
| Water resistance | IP68 (rated depth about 1m) |
| Storage | 256MB |
| Charge time | About 2 hours |
| Battery | Lithium polymer |
| GPS | None built in |
| Case and strap | Plastic case, silicone strap with buckle |
| Strap size | About 22mm wide, 9 inches long |
| Weight | 35g |
| Warranty | 1 year, limited |
Walking and running are what this watch is tuned for. It counts steps, turns them into distance and calories, and tracks heart rate through the day, so a plain walking habit becomes something you can measure.
More than 100 sport modes sit in the menu for days when you want to log something else, but walking is where most people start. A clear step goal gives each day a finish line.
A four-week walking plan:
Sleep tracking runs overnight, and heart rate is logged alongside. A blood-oxygen monitor is also on the feature list. Treat those numbers as trends over a week rather than single verdicts.
A few gentle tools help round out the routine:
At 35g, the watch is light enough to forget overnight, which is what makes sleep data consistent. For a fuller look at what budget wrist sensors can and cannot tell you, see the step and sleep tracking review.
Setup is simple, but a few minutes of care on day one avoids most connection and fit problems. Start with a full charge, which takes about two hours.
If calls ring only on the phone, the audio link is not paired. Open the phone's Bluetooth settings and connect the watch as an audio device. The phone pairing guide walks through the iPhone and Android versions.
The silicone strap is about 22mm wide and 9 inches long with a standard buckle, so it covers a wide range of wrists. Sit the case just clear of the wrist bone, tight enough that the sensor stays against the skin.
IP68 protection covers splashes, sweat and rain, with a rated depth of about 1m. Pool laps, steamy showers and saunas are beyond it. After a sweaty session, rinse with cool water, dry the back, and wipe the charging contacts so the next charge connects cleanly. If it ever stops charging, open the charging troubleshooting guide first.
The unbranded 1.85-inch watch competes with several named calling watches of the same size. It stands out for its pink-and-gold styling, the light 35g weight and a long list of daily tools.
| Watch | Screen | Straps included | Stated app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unbranded 1.85-inch | 1.85-inch | 1, silicone | Not stated |
| aeac 1.85-inch | 1.85-inch round | 2 | Not stated |
| Popglory 1.85-inch | 1.85-inch | 2, metal and silicone | Da Fit |
| Trendia TG09L | 1.83-inch | 3, metal and silicone | Da Fit |
The aeac 1.85-inch adds a second strap and a 5-year warranty. The Popglory 1.85-inch and the Trendia TG09L both ship with a metal strap, and both name Da Fit as their app. For a named brand with a 2-year warranty, the STECEi T50S is a close match in black.
The screen is a fair match for the branded rivals. At 1.85 inches and up to 500 nits, it is as large as the aeac and Popglory faces and bright enough for a sunny afternoon walk. Where the named watches pull ahead is in the paperwork: longer warranties, a named app and extra straps in the box. Where this watch holds its own is weight and style, and those two decide if a watch gets worn all week.
The unbranded watch fits when:
Points to weigh before buying:
If style and a light build keep you wearing it every day, that consistency will do more for your step count than any extra feature.
Yes. After Bluetooth pairing it answers, makes and rejects calls from the wrist, and shows app notifications from the phone.
The app is not named up front. Use the app name or QR code in the instructions that come with the watch.
It is rated IP68 for splashes, sweat and rain, to about 1m. Take it off for swimming, hot showers and saunas.
About 35g, with a silicone strap roughly 22mm wide and 9 inches long.
Yes. It links over Bluetooth to iPhone and Android phones alike.