They love it
Vibrant colors 5 star quality just video call needs better noise but still very good
Not worth the money
App is complicated to pair and use and the watch doesn’t have in built games, doesnt allow to whitelist family members to video call
Great for its price
The App is functional, does what is promises and overall get the Job done. Pairing with my Babys Watch was not challenging at all. I recommend this.
Not an Upgrade—More Expensive, Fewer Features, and Unreliable Call white listing option
I bought this watch as an upgrade from the Noise Amigo, expecting a more premium experience. Instead, I feel like I’ve taken a step backward. Despite the higher price tag, this "premium" model is surprisingly lacking in both features and basic functionality.
The Issues:
• Whitelisting is Broken: The most frustrating part is the call management. I have whitelisted specific numbers, yet the watch refuses to receive calls from them. In a device marketed for its connectivity, failing at basic communication is a dealbreaker.
• Fewer Features than the 'Cheaper' Version: It’s baffling that the Noise Amigo (the budget version) has more apps and better utility features than this model. The software feels hollow and restricted in comparison.
• Regret the "Upgrade": I spent more money for better performance, but all I got was a sleeker design with a broken ecosystem. The Amigo was more reliable and functional for a fraction of the price.
Verdict:
Don’t be fooled by the "premium" branding. If you are coming from an Amigo, you will likely regret this purchase. It looks nice on the wrist, but it fails as a functional smartwatch. Save your money or stick with the cheaper models that actually work.
The Issues:
• Whitelisting is Broken: The most frustrating part is the call management. I have whitelisted specific numbers, yet the watch refuses to receive calls from them. In a device marketed for its connectivity, failing at basic communication is a dealbreaker.
• Fewer Features than the 'Cheaper' Version: It’s baffling that the Noise Amigo (the budget version) has more apps and better utility features than this model. The software feels hollow and restricted in comparison.
• Regret the "Upgrade": I spent more money for better performance, but all I got was a sleeker design with a broken ecosystem. The Amigo was more reliable and functional for a fraction of the price.
Verdict:
Don’t be fooled by the "premium" branding. If you are coming from an Amigo, you will likely regret this purchase. It looks nice on the wrist, but it fails as a functional smartwatch. Save your money or stick with the cheaper models that actually work.
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Maps is not accurate
I just bought this app for my kid and one thing I have noticed is that it does not have accurate locations … your maps need an upgrade.
