XPLORA X5 PLAY - Watch Phone for Children 4G - Calls, Messages, Kids School Mode, SOS Function, GPS Location, Camera and Pedometer - Includes 2 Year Warranty (PINK)

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Kids can also use the phone to send messages (including voice memos) and emojis to parents, as well as photos and videos.

Kelloon esiasennettu Xplora Mobilen SIM-kortti mahdollistaa puhelujen soittamisen ja vastaanottamisen aivan kuten tavallisella matkapuhelimella. Tällä tavoin voit pitää helposti yhteyttä lapseen ja asettaa jopa 50 yhteystietoa, joiden kanssa lapsi voi olla yhteydessä. Xplora:lla voit soittaa tai vastaanottaa puheluja helposti pyyhkäisemällä näyttöä. Xplora:lla voi myös vastaanottaa tekstiviestejä, ja lapsi voi vastata valmiiksi asennetuilla viesteillä, emojilla ja ääniviesteillä – ei tylsää tekstiviestiä! HOWEVER parents felt about their children and technology pre-pandemic, it’s clear that things have changed. Like the Ace 2, the Ace 3 is waterproof to 50m, so you don’t have to keep reminding your child to take it off before washing or swimming. Unlike the Ace 2, however, the Ace 3 now has a brighter POLED display and an eight-day battery life, up from five days on the previous model. If you’re a keen Fitbit fan, and you need a device to help your child stay active, this is the one for you. Stay active – The X5 Play encourages kids to be more active. It includes a step counter, rewards for every 1,000 steps taken, and interactive gamification experiences, including the integration with Dora and the Lost City of Gold on the Goplay platform. Children who wear Xplora smartwatches and engage with the Goplay platform typically take up to 300% more steps a day than regular users. Each week, Xplora users in Europe walk more than 2.5 billion steps, which is the equivalent of walking around the world five times every day.

Smartwatches for kids is one of the fastest growing segments in the wearables space today,” said Pankaj Kedia, Sr. Director & Global Head, Smart Wearables segment, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. “We are delighted to be collaborating with Xplora to fuel this growth with innovative products that kids love and parents desire. Our Snapdragon Wear platform, the heart of Xplora’s X5 Play smartwatch, is making it possible to deliver rich, interactive experiences while staying connected with 4G LTE, staying safer with GPS, and delivering extended battery life.”

This watch is a useful 'first phone' for kids Credit: Xplora The Xplora X5 Play Smartwatch: your child's first phone Specifications – Display: 1.33in colour touchscreen; GPS: Yes; Battery life: 1 day; Colours: Blue, grey and pink; Waterproof: IP54; Recommended ages: 5+ You can set up geofences in the app and get alerts when your child enters or leaves that area. The Xplora app calls these “safe zones,” but you can also use it to mark unsafe areas that you don’t want your child to visit without your knowledge. Because the watch uses GPS, Wi-Fi, and cellular to determine its location, I found the results generally accurate. However, it would report the watch to be nowhere near its actual location from time to time. This is likely attributed to the X5 Play pinging location from the cell tower it was connected to rather than using the GPS. After a refresh, it would usually show the correct location. One of the main reasons for getting a connected smartwatch is for communication. Messaging works as expected on the Xplora X5 Play, although it's a little light on the number of available emoji compared to other smartwatches. The watch can also make calls, but the quality of the calls is not great. It seems as if the sensitivity level of the microphone is cranked all the way up.It's an upgrade on the brand's previous X4 watch, with a Qualcomm chipset, 1.4" TFT display, 800 mAh battery and IP68 waterproofing. There's also leaderboards and virtual badges to reward hitting step milestones with nine badges in total up for grabs to keep them motivated. If you’re getting fed up with nagging your children to be more active and healthy— don’t worry, the Ace 3 does it for you. It does this by setting your child the target to sleep nine hours a night and reach 10,000 steps a day, although you can alter these numbers if you so wish. It even gives them the goal to do 250 steps in an hour nine times per day— this is great as it breaks up the target of 10,000 steps and keeps your child engaged throughout the day.