Smart Watch Q18 with Touch Screen Camera for Android and IOS Phone $14.99 USD ( ~$19.27 AUD ) @ Light in The Box

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Pkemy11 on 25/10/2017 - 04:04 lightinthebox.com (438 clicks)
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Q18 Smart Watch Bluetooth and NFC Single SIM Phone with Dialer Camera
SIM card / Bluetooth phone call
You can dial or answer a phone call from your wrist watch
Messaging
Effortlessly send/receive messages to have a good interaction with your friends
Resolution: 240 x 240
Phonebook / call log / message / music sync
Easily realize information Synchronization with your universal smart phone, more convenient to users
Music playing
Enjoy splendid music anywhere and anytime
camera
You can freely take phone by using the camera of the watch or remote control your universal smart phone
1.54 inch touch screen
Best suitable screen size with high definition picture displaying gives you great experience
Sedentary reminder
Develop scientific habits and effectively resist sub-health.
Anti-lost / finding phone
When the Bluetooth is disconnected or the phone is out of the Bluetooth distance, the watch will alert
Remote control phone camera
Effortless realize remote control and record every wonderful moment with any angle
Other functions
Sound recorder/ alarm / calender
Stainless steel watch case
Stainless steel case with great durability and wonderful tactile sensation and glossiness
Super soft rubber band
Adopts high quality rubber material which is super soft and comfortable to wear
Pin buckle design
Classic stainless steel pin buckle, Convenient to wear and take off
CPU: MTK6261
RAM + ROM: 32MB RAM + 32MB ROM, TF Card up to 32GB
Network
Wireless Connectivity: Bluetooth,NFC
Network type: GSM
Frequency: GSM850/900/1800/1900MHz
Bluetooth: Yes
Bluetooth version: V3.0
Please download APP before using, more details please consult user manual

Note:
Android System can support all function in the description
But IOS only support: Pedometer, Calendar, Calculator, Clock, Stopwatch,Bluetooth dialing,Caller ID display,Incoming call and call alert (phone number only)

Selling Points
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Standby Time (hrs):72-100
2
Fitness & Wellness:Sedentary Reminder,Call Reminder,Alarm Clock,Find My Device,Timer,Sleep Tracker,Activity Tracker
3
Sensor:Gyro Sensor,Gravity Sensor
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Supported Operation System:Android
5
Features:Pedometers,Calories Burned,Camera,Camera Control,Hands-Free Calls
Specifications
Material Metal, TPU
ROM 32MB
Standby Time (hrs) 72-100
Type Smartwatch
Model Q18
Fitness & Wellness Sedentary Reminder, Call Reminder, Alarm Clock, Find My Device, Timer, Sleep Tracker, Activity Tracker
Sensor Gyro Sensor, Gravity Sensor
2G GSM (850/900/1800/MHz)
Supported Operation System Android
Support extend card 32GB
Talk time(h) 3
Screen Type(Display Technology) TFT
Packing List English and Chinese Manual, 1 USB Charging Cable, 1 Smart Watch
Languages Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, German, French, English

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  Cousin IT on 25/10/2017 - 05:33

  Strange, they seem to also have it listed for AUD$14.10 LITB

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    kemy11 on 25/10/2017 - 05:39

    I checked .. they are not the same . some are just for android . and that one is not the same size too if you can notice .the one i listed can work for both Ios and android !!

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  musicinbed69 on 25/10/2017 - 05:52

  +6

  Australia does not have any GSM networks.

  And if it really doesn't have Bluetooth 4>, then battery drain will be not worth it, I feel.

  review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=me44aZPket4

  I think at the end he mentions it doesn't pass over notifications from apps. It seems like a waste of money even at $20.

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    kemy11 on 25/10/2017 - 06:21

    It has bluetooth . there are many types of this smart watch ..alot

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  ohla666 on 25/10/2017 - 06:51

  Yeah Aus doesn't have GSM 2G network coverage anymore. Cheapest equivalent in 3G on the website I can find is $70.46

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    JakDac on 25/10/2017 - 10:27

    Where ?

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  Ijuiceman on 25/10/2017 - 08:26

  +8

  me thinks Kemy11 may work for Zapals and LITB

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  miq on 25/10/2017 - 08:58

  +2

  Junk.

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  t3chshopper on 25/10/2017 - 10:51

  +2

  I'm too paranoid to load some generic app, that needs access to everything on my phone, in order to sync with these cheap smartwatches.

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  TheDukeOfNukem on 25/10/2017 - 12:24

  +3

  Not negging or anything.

  I'm just here to say that any of these watches under 30 are by and large the same damn thing. You'd do better if you just want a dirt cheap watch to grab a DZ09. They can be found for 10 bucks with little to no trouble, I paid 8 for mine months ago, and they are quite serviceable.

  Speaker quality is decent, screen quality is surprisingly good, VERY good response to touch, built in MP3 player is cool, camera works but it's mostly just a novelty, GREAT battery life, and so on.

  If you want one of these running full Android and can work as an actual (3G) phone, go after the QW09. I got mine from GearBest for 40 something a while back and it's great. It runs it's own version of Kit Kat and can run most apps I throw at it, I even loaded Vice City just for the (profanity) of it, worked and ran at a reasonable speed too, controls were impossible as you'd expect, but the point remains the same. That watch should pull you through a good 12 hours off a single half hour charge, and given the generic nature of these watches, the batteries are fine to swap over if you wanna carry a fully charged back up with you. I did that with my DZ to QW at my last job when I needed the thing all day.

  Anyway.

  Go for a DZ09 if you want a cheap, decent smart watch for <15.
  Go for a QW09 if you want a cheap, decent Android smart watch phone for <50.

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    [Deactivated] on 26/10/2017 - 21:13

    thx for the tip.

    Im looking at some cheap android watches, qw09 good watch ?

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      TheDukeOfNukem on 26/10/2017 - 22:05

      Has the odd little bug, which can probably be attributed to the tiny little specs.

      I hear hit and miss things, if you get a dud, I am sorry, but for me, mine is great. I guess look at the rep of the seller? Mine is from GearBest, but even they have a few people who don't trust them, I've bought a bunch of things from them without issue personally.

      Anyway. Mine is great. The camera is a LOT better than the super cheap watches, still nothing you'd wanna use for photos you wanna keep, but as a wearable camera and for the price it's more than usable. Video oddly looks better than photos, I have a couple videos on there and you can clearly make out the faces of people no problem, whereas a couple of the photos are pretty damn blurry. Screen quality is fantastic, colorful games like Rayman and Flappy Bird (it's a watch, I mostly only have games I can play with one finger) look gorgeous on the tiny screen, great time killer on the train or bus. Volume is decent, but as with most phones, you're probably not gonna hear it in a stadium, I've made a couple calls on a crowded bus with it with no fail mind you. Network wise it works perfect for me, but for me, I don't use data AT ALL, I can only tell you about calls and texts, and they both work without a hitch for me, great call quality and typing with the screen is more responsive than something that size has any real right to be. Internet wise I only used WiFi, and as nice as the keyboard is, it's still a tiny little screen, I haven't done much browsing on it, but I've sent a fair few messages through Facebook and downloaded a bunch of apps with no hitch, the download speeds are pretty decent too.

      If you want more information about something in particular, hit me up. But for all intents and purposes, what you see is what you get, a small form factor, Android 4.4 running phone with half a gig of RAM (if you hear conflicting reports it's .3 gb, that's straight up wrong), that doubles as a watch.

      Would recommend another battery if you can find one cheap though, battery is by no means bad, but it's far from great. I just grab my DZ09's battery if need be, I basically dumped that watch on my 20 month old girl after I upgraded, she loves the thing.