Review on EnBe Children Watch Baby Watch 2 by Aneta Sodzik ᠌

A revolting timepiece that I would gladly switch out for another! First and foremost, I want to underline that I was seeking for children's watches in the price range of three thousand dollars to six thousand dollars. I was interested in purchasing a watch that, first and foremost, would be accurate at least from morning till nightfall. I should not have made that decision because I put too much stock in those custom reviews. If the child makes between four and five calls, the charge won't be sufficient even before lunchtime. If you do not make any calls within that time, then seven hours is plenty. Changes to the settings only take effect at best one out of every four times, provided that you need to dance with tambourines, unload the application, and restart the clock. The clock is adjusted through the application, and either the application is crooked or the clock itself is crooked. The function that is supposed to prevent dialing from phone numbers that are not registered in the watch from working does not work. The child has been wearing the watches for a week, but they still have not been able to transfer phone numbers to the watch so that they can ring out on the watch when the phone rings. Only three of the potential ten numbers are dialed in total. It was not possible to turn off this feature once it had been enabled; tambourines and other things did not assist; it is still not possible to get through from any number; only the three registered numbers are dialed when the function is used. Instead of wasting your money and your stress on this watch, you should look into purchasing something that will bring you more success. Best of luck!