Review of children's smart watch "Life Button" K911

This model will come out more expensive when compared with the previous ones, but according to the point of view of most owners, there are almost no complaints. The watch looks fashionable, and the only drawback that parents note is “it is impossible to force a child to take off the watch”. The belt is made of delicate silicone, does not rub the skin. The range of colors is large.

K911 was equipped with moisture protection. The manufacturer claims that the model is protected from mechanical stress, but the display is covered not by Gorilla Glass, but by ordinary plastic. The weight of the gadget is 35 g, it is comfortable on the hand, the display diagonal is 0.96 PPI.

Main technical characteristics

The gadget sends notifications if the device was removed from the hand, equipped with an SOS key, when pressed, the recording (15 seconds) of what is happening near the child is carried out, and it is sent to predetermined contacts. It should be noted that the model at this moment automatically switches to the mode of answering all incoming calls. There are 2 keys to call "hammered" contacts.

Adults adore the gadget for its reliability in assembly, appearance, comfort of use and stability in work. The battery is enough for several days (3-4), the model notifies of a low state of charge, but from the side of protection against moisture, the manufacturer "lied" a little. The fact is that the K911 are equipped with only splash protection, which is why it is not recommended to swim in them. In addition, glass scratches relatively quickly. If we talk about the ratio of cost to quality, then this is the best watch for a child with a navigation tracker.

Pros and cons of the model

• LBS navigation;
• there is an SOS key that makes it possible to instantly call adults;
• the address book menu is designed for 2 contacts;
• a shell resistant to mechanical stress will be a good choice for children who are involved in active sports.

• weak processor executing commands with "brakes".

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