KALINCOKids Smart Watch, No Phone needed, Games Camera Video Pedometer Smartwatch, Electronic Learning Toys, Music Player/Alarm/Audiostory/Torch/Step Counter, Valentines Days Gifts for kids Teens 5+

I've bought this watch for my 6 year old. I didn't open it or check as it was packaged so nicely. I'm sure he'll love it though. Will try & remember to update the review when he's using it.

My daughter loves the watch which has games, a camera and pedometer.

I have to agree that this watch is very big for a 5-year-old's wrist in all honesty.Having said that, you might be able to pick up a smaller strap to fit onto this, but I haven't tried to do this myself. This does mean though that the screen is nice and big.It also has a very responsive touch screen and has plenty of really good features. The kids are obsessed with counting their steps for some reason and this has a built-in pedometer and activity tracker as well, which is a nice touch for them little health conscious kiddos.It also has a built-in tiny front - facing camera and an in-built app to use this, can't say this is that good though to be honest.It has lots of preinstalled games, and it's well liked by the kids. In my opinion, it could just be a little better, but still above average for this kind of thing in my opinion.★★★½☆ - Above Average--My ratings explained:★★★★★ - Excellent: Outstanding product, exceeds expectations in all aspects.★★★★½ - Very Good: High quality with minor imperfections, almost perfect.★★★★☆ - Good: Solid product, generally reliable with room for some improvements.★★★½☆ - Above Average: Performs well but has a few noticeable flaws.★★★☆☆ - Average: Adequate, meets basic needs with visible areas for improvement.★★½☆☆ - Fair: Below expectations, issues that impact user experience.★★☆☆☆ - Below Average: Major issues, underwhelms in most areas.★½☆☆☆ - Poor: Significant problems, needs substantial improvement.★☆☆☆☆ - Very Poor: Fails on almost all counts, highly unsatisfactory.

Broken after a month so I would pay a bit more and get something less cheap....

This Kids Smart Watch is a fantastic gadget for kids, offering a wide range of features that entertain and engage without the need for a phone. My child absolutely loves it! The watch has fun games, a camera, and video capabilities, which provide hours of entertainment. The pedometer and step counter feature are also great for encouraging physical activity. I especially appreciate the music player and audiostory functions, which are perfect for long car rides or quiet moments.The watch is easy to use, and the design is durable enough to withstand the rough and tumble of daily play. It also has handy features like an alarm and torch, making it both fun and functional. I’m impressed with how versatile this smartwatch is for children aged 5 and up. Overall, it’s an excellent gift choice that keeps kids entertained while also offering a few educational benefits.

This smart watch is geared around children. It is packed with features such as creating your own wallpaper design for the screen or listening to audio books or music.It also has loads of inbuilt puzzle games to keep children amused for hours.The screen is a nice size and very crisp in clarity. The watch strap has multiple options to fit all wrist sizes. The battery life is excellent and best of all it even has a built in camera.Highly recommend

For any young child bugging you for their first watch, this offers so much. It’s really more like a little novelty game centre than a smartwatch, as it has the kinds of things that young kids would be interested in, like games, stories, and a torch, rather than more adult functions like body metrics (other than a pedometer). It also doesn’t connect to a phone in any way.It’s nicely packed for gifting, and inside you get the watch, a magnetic charging cable, a strap, and some VERY basic instructions (written way too small!).It doesn’t require hook-up to an app or a phone, but rather is a self-contained toy in and of itself. It features in-built games which are a mix of semi-educational and old fashioned platform games, responding to the touch-screen for input. It also has a camera for stills and video, both of which are rather low resolution, but fun for a youngster to use. There’s sme basic photo editing that adds glasses and moustaches to people, too. It also claims to include a music player, but for the life of me I couldn’t work out how to use it! One thing it definitely lacks is usable instructions—the included set are near-useless, as well as being printed so small that I had to use my phone to take photos of each page, then enlarge them to read them.It also has useful little activities tracker/periodic alarm, a perfectly usable basic calculator, a single LED flashlight that any kid would be happy to have available to them once the lights go out. Plus a basic voice recorder, a semi-accurate-but-near-enough pedometer, a stopwatch, time format choice, and an all-important volume control for when they’re playing those repetitive-music games in a café or the car.The touchscreen is sharp and bright, although it does miss the occasional swipe. There are also a host of really cute and colourful screen savers stored on the watch itself. It charges via the included standard USB-A to USB-C cable (no mains adaptor, but that’s true of any watch you buy these days).It is very easy to use, and though I think a six or seven year old child won’t be able to use everything as soon as they put it on, I do think it’s all pretty accessible to a young mind, and the learning curve is a good thing, with both simple and complex puzzles, games and tools.All of this comes at a price so cheap that you can happily strap it onto a kid’s wrist and not worry about it, which is pretty amazing. I would have absolutely loved this when I was a kid, and I think it’d make a great present for any youngster. Definitely recommended.

This watch is not bad for the price. However it is very big. Even on my wrist it looks big and the strap doesn’t go that small either. Considering it is marketed for 5 years upwards, I think it really should be smaller. It has a lot of good features which would be fun. There is a good mix of games and activities but I think these are best suited for younger children which makes no sense considering the size of it. The price is good but I think you really need to consider the age of the child first.