Review on Children’s Smartwatch ELARI KidPhone 4GR Wi-Fi, black by Ada Bronowicka ᠌

Just a cursory glance at the watch is unquestionably time well spent. A child could use one of these devices instead of a phone in theory. Here, in theory, you should be able to access all of the essential features that are available on a conventional phone, such as making a call. In addition, you are able to make calls using not only the more traditional methods of communication, but also the more modern methods of video communication. All in all, a cool gizmo. Many advantages: The watch looks exactly the same as it does in the picture; it has a sleek and fashionable design. The screen is curved and touch-enabled. The user interface is not cluttered with additional and, as is typically the case, pointless panels, sensors, counters, and functions. Instead, it is succinct and easy to navigate. In this sense, everything is in perfect order. With regard to the operational aspect, the watch expressed its satisfaction. Not only can the child call my wife and I with their assistance, but they can also do things like listen to music or children's radio, as well as complete their homework. The latter is something that the built-in voice assistant can aid with. There are certain drawbacks, such as the fact that although the watch contains a player, there is no headphone jack. Although we haven't tried it yet, it's likely possible to connect Bluetooth headphones to the watch. However, we haven't done so because I haven't yet purchased a child who needs such a device. My kid and I both looked for other major flaws, but we couldn't find any.