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

I have been monitoring the Internet for a long time regarding the choice and purchase of a watch-phone for a child. But half a year ago, according to reviews from the Internet, all watches either had a weak battery charge (the maximum was enough for half a day), or the accuracy of determining the location of the child reached 1 km, which clearly did not suit. Summer 2022 children's watches from Xiaomi and Huawei began to appear on the Chinese market, which, according to their characteristics, could suit me, but they would have to be ordered from China, and the main drawback for me would be that such watches would not have Russification of the menu and various accompanying problems with time out of sync due to the time zone offset. This fall, I again decided to monitor the Internet for a choice of watches. Not hoping again, like in summer, to find an acceptable option for myself in terms of characteristics, and having already prepared to order watches from China, I was pleasantly surprised that children's watches with 4g appeared on the 2022 market, with a good (but not sufficient) level of battery life, with Russified menu and plus everything with a built-in voice assistant "Alice". When buying, I was a little embarrassed by some of the reviews about torn straps, however, having seen, in response to such reviews, the seller’s video about how they “mock” with these straps, I nevertheless decided to buy. As a result, I received a children's watch with 4g, which allows you to determine the location of a child with an accuracy of 10m, allows you to secretly listen to the situation around him, has a sensor for removing the watch from your hand, is equipped with a magnetic charging connector, and has an IPX7 protection class. Programmatically allow you to prohibit incoming calls from unknown numbers, allow you to set zones on the map, upon exiting which the parent will receive a message. Well, in addition to the advantages indicated in my opinion, they are equipped with an interesting voice assistant "Alice", which may well satisfy children's needs on various issues.