Introduction

The Active SE Smart Watch, model number 6935100172446, promises a compelling blend of features and affordability. Over the past few weeks, I’ve put this smartwatch through its paces, testing its functionality, performance, and overall user experience. This in-depth review will explore its strengths and weaknesses, providing you with a clear picture before you make a purchase.

Features

The Active SE boasts an impressive array of features, including a vibrant 2.01″ IPS display, Bluetooth calling functionality, multiple NFC capabilities, and a convenient magnetic charger. The inclusion of a heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, temperature sensor, and IP67 water resistance adds to its appeal. The double-tap function for quick access to certain features is also a welcome addition. Notification support for various apps like Facebook, WhatsApp, SMS, and email keeps you connected on the go. The “Find Phone” and sedentary reminder functions showcase its practicality. The advertised 10-day standby time is a significant plus for those who prefer less frequent charging.

Performance

The Active SE performed admirably in most areas. The display is bright and easily readable even in direct sunlight. Bluetooth calling is clear and reliable within a reasonable range. The heart rate and sleep tracking data seems reasonably accurate, and I found the sleep analysis helpful. The watch’s responsiveness is good, with minimal lag. The IP67 water resistance held up during handwashing and light rain exposure. The battery life proved to be pretty accurate around the 10 days advertised while on standby, however, under heavy usage, expect the battery to drain quicker. While the ECG and oxygen monitoring are available, the accuracy should be verified with professional medical equipment, and I would advise it as a supplementary rather than primary tool for health monitoring.

However, the GPS functionality was absent, which might be a drawback for serious runners or cyclists. Additionally, the app integration could be improved; navigation wasn’t always intuitive.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Vibrant display, Bluetooth calling, multiple NFC, long battery life (standby), IP67 water resistance, comprehensive health tracking features, comfortable design, affordable price.
• Cons: No built-in GPS, app integration could be improved, ECG and SpO2 accuracy may vary.

Final Verdict

The Active SE Smart Watch (6935100172446) offers excellent value for its price. The combination of a stylish design, impressive feature set, and decent performance makes it a solid contender in the budget smartwatch market. While it lacks built-in GPS and has some minor app integration issues, these shortcomings are largely overshadowed by its many positives. If you’re looking for a reliable, feature-rich smartwatch without breaking the bank, the Active SE is definitely worth considering. I would recommend it to anyone seeking a convenient device for daily notifications, fitness tracking, and occasional Bluetooth calls.