Introduction

The Haino Teko RW50 Super Max Size Round Shape Curved AMOLED Display Smart Watch, or RW50 for short, promises a lot: a vibrant AMOLED display, Bluetooth calling, multiple customizable watch faces, and even a tasbeeh counter. But does it deliver on these promises in the real world? I’ve been wearing the RW50 for the past few weeks, putting it through its paces to find out.

Features

The RW50 boasts a comprehensive set of features, including the standout AMOLED display, which is truly stunning. Colors are rich and vibrant, and even in direct sunlight, the screen remains legible. The Bluetooth calling functionality worked surprisingly well – the audio quality was clear on both ends of the call. The included tasbeeh counter is a nice addition for users who need it, and the multiple customizable watch faces allow for personalized style. Three interchangeable straps are also a plus, allowing you to tailor the watch to different outfits or occasions. The notification system efficiently relays incoming calls, messages and alerts from various applications.

Performance

In terms of performance, the RW50 largely met expectations. The AMOLED display is a real highlight; it’s responsive and easily readable. Battery life is decent, lasting around 2 days with moderate use, including making a few calls and receiving numerous notifications. While the Bluetooth connection was generally stable, there were occasional instances of minor connectivity drops. The touch sensitivity is adequate, but occasionally it could be improved.

The tasbeeh counter functioned reliably, accurately tracking my counts. The app notifications worked flawlessly across both my Android and iOS devices. However, while the built-in speaker and microphone allowed for phone calls directly through the watch, the speaker volume could have been louder.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Stunning AMOLED display, Bluetooth calling functionality, multiple customizable watch faces, reliable tasbeeh counter, three included straps.
• Cons: Battery life could be improved, occasional Bluetooth connectivity issues, speaker volume could be louder.

Final Verdict

Overall, the Haino Teko RW50 is a solid smartwatch offering excellent value for its price. The vibrant AMOLED display and useful features like Bluetooth calling and the tasbeeh counter make it a compelling option. While there are minor drawbacks, such as occasional connectivity glitches and a somewhat short battery life, these are easily overlooked given the many positives. I would recommend the Haino Teko RW50 to anyone looking for a stylish and functional smartwatch with a great display and a wealth of features.