For the past few weeks, I’ve been testing the Smartwatch Classic 3TALK (Model Number: 6291108205563) with the black silicon strap. This smartwatch promises a blend of fitness tracking and convenient communication features, all wrapped up in a sleek, affordable package. But does it deliver on its promises? Let’s dive in.

The Smartwatch Classic 3TALK boasts a compelling array of features. Beyond the basic fitness tracking (heart rate, blood pressure, SpO2, sleep monitoring), it includes the ability to make and receive calls directly from the watch – a significant advantage for those who prefer hands-free communication. The Arabic interface is a nice touch for users in relevant regions. The IP67 rating adds confidence for everyday wear, promising protection against splashes and dust. The adjustable band ensures a comfortable fit for most wrists.

In terms of performance, the Smartwatch Classic 3TALK is a mixed bag. The fitness tracking data seemed largely accurate when compared to other devices and manual measurements. The heart rate monitor was consistent during workouts, and the sleep tracking provided a detailed overview of my sleep stages. Blood pressure and SpO2 readings were reasonably close to professional medical readings. However, it’s important to note that this device isn’t a medical-grade instrument. The call functionality worked reliably, though the speaker quality wasn’t exceptional for longer calls. Battery life was decent, lasting around 2-3 days with moderate usage, but heavy usage might shorten that.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Affordable price point, Arabic interface, call functionality, IP67 water and dust resistance, decent fitness tracking accuracy.
• Cons: Speaker quality could be improved, battery life could be longer, not medical-grade accuracy for health metrics.

Overall, the Smartwatch Classic 3TALK (6291108205563) offers solid value for its price. The combination of fitness tracking, call functionality, and an Arabic interface is attractive. While the speaker quality and battery life could be better, the strengths outweigh the weaknesses for many users. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly smartwatch with added communication features, this is worth considering. I would recommend it for casual users who appreciate convenience and basic fitness monitoring.