Blackview W60 Military Smart Watch
- 2.01 inch TFT touchscreen, 280 x 230
- 900mAh battery: 100 days standby, 30 days daily use
- LED flashlight, 6-10m range, plus compass
- Bluetooth calling with speaker and microphone
- IP68, not for swim, sauna, hot water or diving
- 100+ sports modes, GPS via phone
- Heart rate, SpO2, stress, sleep tracking
- 2 straps: silicone and nylon
Updated 25 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A rugged, long running outdoor watch with a flashlight, compass and phone calls that rarely needs charging. Despite the waterproof rating it is not meant for swimming, and route tracking leans on the phone's GPS.
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ASIN: B0D2XSL28PModel: W60Category: Smartwatches
Overview
Trailheads, campsites and job sites far from a charger are where the Blackview watch is at home, thanks to an aluminum alloy frame and a battery measured in weeks. A built in flashlight and compass join call handling, notifications and health tracking.
Battery life is the standout, with weeks of normal use between charges and far longer on standby. The flashlight and compass add real outdoor tools for nights and trails. Route recording borrows the phone's GPS, so the phone has to come along on runs and hikes.
Who it's for
People who spend long days outdoors, or who simply hate charging a watch every night, get a tough frame and a useful light. Swimmers and runners who leave the phone at home will be let down by the water limits and the phone based GPS.
Pros and cons
- Weeks of use between charges
- Built in flashlight and compass
- Answers and makes calls on the wrist
- Two straps for sensitive skin
- Not rated for swimming despite IP68
- GPS relies on the connected phone
- Not a medical diagnostic device
- Low screen resolution for its size
Performance notes
Battery endurance comes from the large cell feeding a simple TFT display and a phone dependent GPS, which avoids the drain of an onboard satellite receiver. Health readings rely on optical sensors pressed against the wrist, so a snug strap gives steadier heart rate and blood oxygen numbers. Call quality depends on the Bluetooth link to the phone and the watch's small speaker and microphone.
Specifications
| Brand | Blackview |
|---|---|
| Model | W60 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Screen size | 2.01 inches |
| Water resistance depth | 1 meters |
| Band length | 22 centimeters |
| Item weight | 4.6 ounces |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Battery capacity | 900 mAh |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Battery average life | 100 days standby, 30 days daily use |
| Construction & materials | |
| Band material type | Silicone, Nylon |
| Case material type | Aluminum alloy |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Compatible phone models | Android 6.0 and iOS 9.0 or above |
| Included components | |
| Included | Smart watch, silicone strap, nylon strap, charging cable, product manual |
| Other details | |
| GPS | GPS via smartphone |
| Display type | TFT LCD |
| Waterproof Rating | IP68 |
| Resolution | 280 x 230 pixels |
| Health metrics | Heart rate, SpO2, stress, sleep |
| Communication feature | Bluetooth calls, notifications, quick text reply |
| Sport modes | 100+ |
| Special Features | LED flashlight 6-10m, compass, AI voice assistant |
Frequently asked questions
Can I swim with the Blackview W60?
No. It is IP68 rated, but the listing says it is not for sauna, hot water, swimming or diving.
Does the Blackview W60 have built in GPS?
No. It connects to the GPS on your phone through the GloryFitPro app to record routes.
Which phones work with the Blackview W60?
Most Android 6.0 and iOS 9.0 or above smartphones.
Can I take calls on the Blackview W60?
Yes. Once connected over Bluetooth it can answer and make calls through its speaker and microphone, and it shows notifications from messaging apps.
Is the Blackview W60 a medical device?
No. The listing states the watch cannot be used as a medical diagnostic tool.