The Korean Brand PeakWatch X5S (wapik x5s sliver), a smartwatch promising a blend of style, functionality, and durability, has been on my wrist for the past few weeks. This in-depth review will detail my experiences, from its everyday usability to its performance during various activities. I’ll delve into the features, assess its battery life, and ultimately offer a balanced perspective on whether this smartwatch lives up to its claims.

The X5S boasts a comprehensive feature set. Beyond the standard timekeeping, it offers heart rate monitoring, blood pressure tracking, blood oxygen level measurement, and even body temperature monitoring – all features I’ve personally tested. The inclusion of 8+100 sports modes caters to a wide range of activities. I found the GPS tracking, while not the most accurate compared to dedicated GPS sports watches, perfectly adequate for casual fitness tracking. The addition of Bluetooth calling and music control through the watch is a real convenience. The 1.96-inch TFT display is bright and easy to read, even in direct sunlight. Navigation through the menus is intuitive and straightforward. The inclusion of notification mirroring is a welcome feature allowing me to see my text and other notifications without having to look at my phone. Sleep tracking was also impressive, accurately recording my sleep stages and giving useful data on my sleep quality.

The PeakWatch X5S performed admirably during my testing period. The battery life lived up to its claims, consistently delivering 5-6 days of usage with moderate use of features. This included constant heart rate monitoring, a few workouts, and answering a couple of calls per day. Standby time exceeded expectations; I easily went over 25 days without needing a charge. The charging process is quick (around 2 hours, as advertised). The accuracy of the health sensors varied slightly from day to day, as it often does with this type of technology, but was generally consistent. However, it is important to note that this smartwatch should not be used as a medical device and any data should be corroborated with appropriate medical equipment.

Pros

• Long battery life
• Comprehensive health monitoring features
• Bright and clear display
• Intuitive interface
• Bluetooth calling functionality
• Durable build quality
• IP67 Water Resistance

Cons

• GPS accuracy could be improved
• Minor inconsistencies in sensor readings
• Some features feel less polished than others

The PeakWatch X5S (wapik x5s sliver) offers a compelling package at its price point. The combination of long battery life, a comprehensive feature set, and a durable design makes it a strong contender in the competitive smartwatch market. While the GPS accuracy could be slightly better, and the minor inconsistencies in sensor readings are present, these are minor drawbacks considering the overall strengths of the device. I would confidently recommend the PeakWatch X5S to anyone looking for a reliable and feature-rich smartwatch that won’t leave you constantly searching for a charger.