Review on Children’s Smartwatch ELARI KidPhone 4GR Wi-Fi, black by Edyta Baker (Ciotka ᠌

The issues began as soon as the clock was turned on for the first time; after only one minute of use, the clock froze and then turned itself off. The screen displayed a great number of problem warnings as soon as it was turned on. Even after about ten minutes of trying, I was eventually successful in turning them on and configuring them. After getting the watch ready to use and spending some time testing its many features, I checked the watch's history of geolocation and discovered that it had traveled to locations more than one kilometer distant from me on multiple occasions (of course they were with me, but the geolocation showed that). I began to examine the removal sensor, and at first it functioned, but later it stopped working. Started inspecting the button sos one by one. It did work properly on multiple occasions; but, intermittently, geolocation revealed that the watch was once again 1-2 kilometers distant from me, always in a different position (the communication signal was strong and the watch was connected to home wifi with a good signal and speed) It is also important to note that I was unable to locate a way to view the SOS response time on an Android device (there is this information on IOS, but not on Android). When the time is adjusted manually, geolocation data is not transmitted (for example, when the battery runs out, but it runs out in half a day). On September 1st, we made the decision to still put this watch through its paces by putting it on the youngster. In the beginning (the first hour), everything worked properly, and the geolocation showed about where we were, but all of a sudden, the clock stopped working (the child was all the time on the street in the city center, the communication signal there is very good). I checked the clock, and it was wound up, but it was unable to chime. After a period of time, the watch went offline again, and then it went back online. At the same time, the "jumps" in the network / offline status did not depend on the location of the child (even when the child was in the same place, the watch was either online or not ). The location was received, but the GPS indicated that the child was five kilometers away from where they actually were when they sent the SOS signal. This leads me to believe that there is a problem with the connection; however, the GPS should be functioning properly. Once a half day had gone, the clock stopped moving. The following day, everything happened again, and when you tried to listen, it would give you a message saying that the clock would call back shortly, but it never did (although the clock was online). This is one timepiece that I would never suggest to anyone!