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The video provides an in-depth review of the Base Jacks Active Smartwatch, a budget-friendly $10 smartwatch available at Five Below. The presenter begins by emphasizing the affordability and practical features of the smartwatch, particularly as an alternative to more expensive models. Key features discussed include health and fitness tracking, push notifications, music control, sleep tracking, weather updates, and camera control. Despite its appealing design, the watch and its TPU band feel somewhat cheap, consistent with its low price. Charging requires removing a part of the band to access the USB, which is noted as fragile. The reviewer mentions the setup process involves using a QR code and points out that the smartwatch is user-friendly for beginners or those less tech-savvy. However, the watch faces cannot be customized, resolution is low, and bands are not interchangeable. In conclusion, the reviewer finds the device to be a decent entry-level smartwatch but highlights some discomfort with the band. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel and engage with the content.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces a review of a $10 smartwatch from Five Below. Before diving into the review, they invite viewers to subscribe and hit the bell icon for notifications about new videos and an upcoming giveaway for subscribers. The smartwatch, called the Base Jacks Active Smartwatch, comes with a buckle side watchband, a point side watchband, and an instruction manual. The box mentions features such as push notifications, health and fitness tracking, music control, and more. The presenter highlights the affordability and practicality of the smartwatch, especially compared to more expensive name-brand options. Upon opening the box, they note that the smartwatch is only available in black and briefly show the instruction manual.
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In this segment, the speaker details various features and the physical design of a $10 Smartwatch. The TPU band and silver accent buckle are highlighted, noting the watch’s lightweight and buttonless design. Despite its appealing appearance, the band and overall build feel cheap, reflecting the low cost. Charging the watch involves removing part of the band to access the USB, a process that feels somewhat fragile. The watch can be turned on by tapping the screen, cycling through functions like steps, calorie tracking, BPM, sports modes, messages, music control, settings, sleep tracking, weather updates, and camera control.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses the features and limitations of the Bass Track Active Smartwatch from Five Below, priced at $10. They explain how to reset the watch and set it up using a QR code and describe the basic functionalities, such as step tracking, calorie counting, and message notifications. The watch is considered suitable for beginners and those who are not tech-savvy. The reviewer notes that the watch faces cannot be changed and that the resolution is lower compared to more expensive smartwatches. Additionally, the watch bands are not interchangeable due to the unique charging method. The reviewer finds the band somewhat uncomfortable and concludes their review, encouraging viewers to subscribe, like, comment, and share the video.