Bluetooth Smart Watch | 119 Plus Fitness Tracker

Bluetooth Smart Watch – 119 Plus Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, 1.3 Inch

Dhs. 129.31

Color Black Blue Green Red

Bluetooth Smart Watch – 119 Plus Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor

This Bluetooth smart watch, model 119 Plus, is a light, round fitness tracker with a 1.3 inch colour screen, a heart rate sensor, a vibration motor and a 180 mAh battery. It connects to a phone over a range of 5 to 10 m. The strap is perforated TPU. Easy Life Markets sells it in black, blue, green and red.

It is a basic, low-cost tracker for people who want step counts, heart rate readings and phone alerts on the wrist without paying for a full smartwatch. The supplier puts battery life at about a week of use on one charge, which is the main advantage of a simple device like this over a more powerful one.

What Is in the Box

The supplier does not publish a packing list for this model. The product is one watch. It does not say whether a charging cable or a manual is included, so ask us before ordering if you need to know.

Specifications

Model: 119 Plus smart watch
Display: 1.3 inch colour screen
Overall size: 258 × 34.7 × 11.3 mm, including the strap
Strap: TPU
Heart rate: Static and dynamic monitoring
Alerts: Built-in vibration motor
Battery: 180 mAh
Charging time: About 1 to 2 hours
Battery life: About 7 days in use, or about 15 days on standby
Wireless range: 5 to 10 m
Colours: Black, Blue, Green, Red

The supplier's text calls the display "LED". Its product graphics describe a 240 × 240 pixel IPS screen under curved glass. We give both as stated.

Functions Shown by the Supplier

The supplier's written specification covers the hardware. Its product graphics add this list of functions:

Step count, distance and calories
Heart rate
Sleep monitoring
Multi-sport modes, shown with icons for walking, running, cycling and several ball sports
Message and information reminders from the phone
Sedentary reminder
Alarm

We pass this list on as the supplier presents it. Most of these features depend on a companion app on your phone. The supplier does not name the app or the phone systems it supports.

A Straight Answer on the Claims

Not a medical device. Heart rate and sleep figures from a wrist tracker at this price are estimates for general fitness interest. Do not use them to diagnose, monitor or treat any condition. If a reading worries you, see a doctor and do not rely on the watch.
Water. One of the supplier's graphics shows an IP67 label. The written specification does not mention water resistance, and no test evidence is given. We make no claim. Treat the watch as able to cope with sweat and light splashes at most, and take it off for showers, swimming and washing up.
Distance and calories. These are calculated from step counts. They are approximations.
Calls. The supplier does not list calling. Assume the watch shows alerts and does not make or answer calls.
Battery life. "About 7 days" is the supplier's figure. Frequent heart rate checks, many notifications and a bright screen all shorten it.
Colours. In the supplier's photos each watch has a black case and a two-tone strap, black on the outside with the colour showing through the holes and on the inside. One photo shows a grey version, which is not among the options here.

Size and Fit

The overall length of 258 mm includes the strap, which fastens with a pin buckle through a row of holes. A strap of that length fits most adult wrists. The body is 34.7 mm wide and 11.3 mm thick, which is compact and sits comfortably on smaller wrists too. TPU is a soft, flexible plastic, and the perforations let air reach the skin during exercise.

About Fitness Trackers

A fitness tracker uses a motion sensor to count steps and estimate activity, and often an optical sensor on the back to estimate heart rate. The value is in the trend. Whether today's count is exact matters less than whether you are moving more this week than last. Simple trackers also last far longer between charges than full smartwatches.

Getting Started

Charge the watch fully before first use. The supplier gives 1 to 2 hours.
Install the companion app named in the instructions supplied with the watch.
Turn on Bluetooth on your phone and pair the watch from inside the app, not from the phone's Bluetooth menu.
Allow the app the notification permissions it asks for, if you want alerts on the watch.
Wear the watch snugly, a finger's width above the wrist bone, for heart rate readings.

These are general steps for trackers of this type. Follow the supplied instructions where they differ.

Care

Wipe the strap and the sensor on the back with a damp cloth after exercise, and dry them.
Keep the charging contacts clean and dry.
Charge from a standard USB port.
Keep the watch out of hot cars and direct sun.
If you store it, charge it every couple of months.