Fempoin T31 Digital Smartwatch Review

Fempoin T31 Digital Smartwatch Review
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Currently priced at a crazy £99.99 before discounts, this new watch from Fempoin has quite a lot to offer assuming the price is reduced to somewhere in the £25 range. My normal smartwatch is from Amazfit and costs around £150, this one is not up to that standard, but it has most of the core features, plus a bright and attractive screen. The packaging and documentation is pretty generic and I suspect the same watch may well be available under different names.

In the box you get the watch itself, a USB charging cable, and a user guide. Build quality is lightweight and on the cheap side but would be OK assuming the price is reduced, this is no iPhone but it certainly does not feel horrible.

The 37mm TFT touchscreen is bright, clear, responsive and easy to use. Navigation on the IP68 water-resistant watch is easy enough because there are not too many screens, and all the screens are well designed, easy to see and actually serve a purpose. Unlike many low end watches, this one has a proper touch screen not just a tiny button below the watch face. There is a single button on the side for confirmation and return operations. It comes with a magnetic USB charging cable with a custom charging interface, so take care not to lose it.

Charging is nice and simple and works every time with a 3 hour charge giving about four days of normal use. At the end of day one, after a full day of testing the battery was showing 80% for me.

The key features are here: time, steps, distance, 24/7 pulse, Sp02, sleep, music control, app notifications, music and camera control plus plenty more such as weather forecast, sedentary reminder, stopwatch, alarm clock, timer, brightness, find phone, etc. Unlike many budget phones, it does not purport to offer blood pressure tracking, but that is no great loss as I have not yet tried a single watch on which it works. The watch has five watch faces pre-installed with many more available through the Gloryfit app. You can also install custom watch faces using a photo from your phone, cropped to size and with your selected text colour. It does seem that you can only install one custom watch face with the last being overwritten when a new one is installed, which is a pity.

The watch can make and receive phone calls on the wrist via a Bluetooth connection to your phone using the loudspeaker and mic on the watch. Calls are quick and easy and unlike even with some high-end rivals, are not too stressful to make.

The widely used Gloryfit app although not the most attractively designed I have ever seen does store a massive range and amount of health and sporting metrics recorded by the watch. Most of the things you are going to want from a smartwatch or tracker will be there, although I found the light grey text on white screens rather hard to navigate.

It works well for health tracking and for sports activity and uses the phone’s GPS to get mapping details which are displayed for each activity along with heart rate, speed, altitude and other metrics. It has over 100 different sports modes but I suspect there may not be much difference between them. I had problems with sleep tracking, which I could not get to work, but it may well be a problem with my phone or with the required permissions. The app connects to a small number of r external apps to export health and sports data.

Now this is no Apple watch. It lacks some high-end features, with others simpler and less developed. But what it does do, it does well with a clean and simple user interface topped off by an excellent screen. I would prefer it had the body been made of metal and the phone given a bit of design overhaul but even without this is still has a lot to offer. Probably the main selling points are the lightweight (15g), compact design (46 x 26 x 190 mm), bright screen and ease of use. Assuming the price comes down dramatically, it would not be a bad buy.

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