Alcatel OneTouch Watch

price, design, battery, reliability

size, comfort

86% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Bedienbarkeit, Größe, Design, Leistung, Zuverlässigkeit

Software

80% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

89% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

Works with iOS and Android ; Impressive battery life ; USB charging port built into strap ; $150 isn't terrible for a smartwatch

Wrist strap ishefty, uncomfortable ; Sometimes struggles to stay connected ; May never get third-party apps

Here's my smartwatch philosophy in a nutshell: The best ones do exactly what you need them to when you need them to, and then fade away into the background when it's all done. When everything works the way it's supposed to, Alcatel OneTouch's Watch...

Priced the same as some basic fitness trackers, the device pairs a strong, albeit samey, features list with impressive styling and a bespoke OS which ticks all the boxes. It's only a shame that not all of the ideas behind the OneTouch Watch were...

Better-than-average battery life ; Metal sides, glass front style feels good ; Handy integrated charge cable

Features so limited it's barely smartwatch ; Screen just OK ; Low fps software gives sluggish vibe

Earlier this year we talked to Alcatel OneTouch about why they chose to make an unusual watch like this rather than an Android wear one. They told us they couldn't make a device this slim and long-lasting with Wear.

Relatively inexpensive. Compatible with iOS and Android devices. Good battery life. Water-resistant. USB 2.0 charging port built into watch band.

Limited selection of apps and no app store. Stiff rubber strap. Inaccurate pedometer and heart rate monitor. Grainy display.

Conclusions Like most of its smartwatch brethren, the Alcatel OneTouch Watch is not going to set the world on fire. It only has a small number of predetermined apps, its fitness sensors could be more accurate, and its rigid rubber strap won't win over...

Bright, colorful display ; Decent battery life, easy charging ; Comfortable to wear ; Reliable activity tracking

Notifications stink ; No third-party watch faces ; No clean way to export fitness data

Affordable ; Easy charging. Long battery life (for a smartwatch) ; Works with both Android and iPhones

Extremely feature-limited ; Notifications engine is undercooked ; Activity-tracking features are thin ; Aesthetics: meh

It's not a great smartwatch. It's not even a good smartwatch. But it will put notifications and activity-tracking on your wrist, and give you an idea of what smartwatches are all about.

Low price ; Premium design ; Key features included

Limited apps ; Questionable battery life ; Sluggish interface

Built-in charger ; iOS and Android compatible

Iffy strap ; Black bar on screen ; No always-on display

The Alcatel One Touch Watch has some really good ideas, such as the built-in charger, and has to be commended on its own-brand OS and multiple platform support. Plus at just £99 it’s one of the cheapest smartwatches out there..