BIGGERFIVE Kids Smart Watch, Dual Camera, 30 Puzzle Games, Video & Music Player, Audiobooks, Learning Cards, Educational Toy Birthday Gifts for 4-12 Year Old Boys Girls Young Ages Children, Blue

I got this watch for my son so he could be introduced to a level of tech but also learning to read the time. It's a well built watch with lots of features. It charges easily via USB cable provided and the battery life is very very good for the price - and for me that's great value for money. It's also very comfortable on his wrist and doesn't leave any marks etc if not done up too tight.

This is a very good smart watch for kids although it’s a bit bulky for very small wrists. It seems well made and is supplied with two screen protectors. It looks quite smart with a dark blue body and strap It has a lot of functions: two cameras, audio and video players, calculator, torch, voice recorder, calendar, step counter, learning cards and 20 audio storybooks, alarm and stopwatch – and it also tells the time. The buttons are easy to press although I suspect that some four year olds may find it difficult to navigate the interface. There are a few things which could be better – the sound quality is poor although that might be expected from a very small speaker, the games are fairly basic and the camera has a maximum resolution of 640x480 pixels The time keeping seems fairly accurate but the step counter less so. Overall this is a very good smart watch for kids but adult smart watches with more functionality start at around £25, so £35.99 for this watch (October 2024) may be a bit expensive.

I have mix feelings about this because the gadgets on it really are meant for young teens, but what you can do on it and the face designs typically they are for the really young, so it's mixed I'd say age range is good 4-7 or 4-8 years old, but the product box states 3+. The things you can do on it are: --Using 2 cameras --Video player --Music player --Games x30 --Habit tracking --Step counter < Not accurate, also why exactly would a kid need this? --Stories audiobooks for kids --Learning cards --Flash light --Voice recorder --Calendar --Calculator So many features 4 year olds will never use, the interface isn't really that good for navigation, sometimes it doesn't register that well, it's the price of an adult smart watch, and think it should of been just a smart watch for kids 4-7 years old give or take, and have all the basic function taking out step counter that is not necessary for a child to know yet, especially when it's not even accurate, keeping everything else on because that is nice for children to learn on. It's a good quality watch with a lot of basic function, it makes the kids smile for sure, that's why I have given it 4 stars, even if it's not accurate in the measuring, it's a well made good quality watch at the end of the day, but it shouldn't be the same price 36 quid of the real deal smart watches that have way more functions, and are more accurate than this one.

I ordered the BIGGERFIVE Kids Smart Watch for a friend's 5-year-old child, and they love it. With dual cameras, 30 puzzle games, a video & music player, audiobooks, and learning cards, it's both fun and educational. Highly recommended for young children

I brought a couple now for my friends kids and these are by far some of the better ones I’ve brought. The quality is pretty good and it’s very easy to set up and use. By friends daughter absolutely loves it and says the buttons are easy to press. On the down side my friend has said the the battery life is not great in comparison to others so be wear you’ll have to charge this most likely daily or every other day

It's well built with a matte finish and a basic silicon rubber strap, packed with quite a fewfeatures. It charges easily via USB and the battery life is 2-3 days long if not used contasntly. I did fit test this on the kids of the family and it fit everyone fine (7 & 9) they did not complain after a few hours so it passes there. The screen quality is on the cheap end of things, and the 2 camara's quality is not on-par with even an 2015 smartphone, but it's better then the gadgets I had growing up in terms of tech and abbility. As a basic portable audio player and thumbnail video player it does a very good job, and has a host of pre-loaded content to keep a kid entertained for awhile, but it is quite limited. Overall at sub 50GBP this is not modern smart watch but this is a good toy that tells the time and does some basic digital era functions.

Good quality works perfect easy to to use good value for the money looks amazing

This is a fine watch, there's nothing overly bad with it at all. I also love the BiggerFive brand and have been buying their smartwatches for my kids for a few years now. The watches come packed with features and things to do and are very well made. However, this is aimed at the 4-12 market and honestly I would say 8-10 is the absolute upper limit in this day and age (especially if they've been exposed to more advanced tech, if not then it might be fine) and that's probably pushing it a little bit. I think anyone older than 8-10 that will struggle to find it engaging and would get bored very quickly. Still, I think the watch is great and younger children will have a blast with it. There's a lot to keep them entertained (there are plenty of storybooks to listen to, 30 games and puzzles, 2 cameras, a calculator and you can listen to music and watch videos etc) as well as a pretty good fitness tracker. The fitness trackers and step counters have always been my favourite thing about the BiggerFive watches as they're just so good. Anything that encourages children to get up and move is always a massive positive in my book! The games are a little basic but fun (they mostly revolve around adventure and problem solving). The cameras are fine and a big improvement / upgrade from our old BiggerFive watch. The pictures won't win any awards but they're not potato camera quality either, they're decent. There's some amusing filters and stickers that children will love. The audio quality on this is fine enough for what it is. It's surprisingly loud but thankfully there is volume control. The watch is easy to set up and the instructions clear. The functionality of the watch is great and there's no lag or anything like that with any of it. There's also no additional apps or downloads so brilliant in my book! The watch also has plenty of customisation features too and there plenty of backgrounds to choose from to make your watch your own. The only negatives is that there's no Bluetooth so you can't download things from your phone on to the watch (especially annoying for things like music) or get things off of it that way. Getting things off a BiggerFive watch has always been a tricky process and here it's not much improved. It takes forever to move a photo from this watch onto a computer for example. Still, and overall, a decent smartwatch for young kids. But it is for young kids. Recommended.