EchoWatch Pro - Listen. Track. Connect.
EchoWatch Pro - Listen. Track. Connect.
2-in-1 Smart Watch With Wireless Earbuds
Experience the future of wearable technology with a Smart Watch and Bluetooth Earbuds combined into one sleek device. Stay connected, track your fitness, monitor your health, and enjoy music anywhere.
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🎧 Built-In Earbuds
Hidden wireless earbuds stored directly inside the watch for easy carrying and automatic charging.
📞 Bluetooth Calling
Answer, reject, and manage calls directly from your wrist without reaching for your phone.
🔋 Convenient Charging
Magnetic charging cable included. Charge both the watch and earbuds easily.
📱 Full Touch Display
1.32-inch IPS HD touchscreen with customizable watch faces and smooth navigation.
Advanced Health Monitoring
Track your heart rate, blood oxygen levels, sleep quality, calorie consumption, daily activity, and more — helping you stay informed about your wellness throughout the day.
Smart Features
📲 Smart Functions
- Bluetooth Calling
- Message Notifications
- Camera Remote Control
- Music Control
- Voice Assistant
- Alarm & Reminder
- Custom Watch Faces
🏃 Fitness Functions
- Step Counter
- Calories Tracking
- Distance Tracking
- Sleep Monitoring
- Heart Rate Tracking
- Sports Modes
- Activity Records
IPX67 Waterproof
Designed for everyday life. Resistant to sweat, splashes, and rain, making it ideal for workouts and outdoor activities.
Multiple Sports Modes
What's In The Box?
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it compatible with iPhone and Android?
Yes, it works with most Android and iOS smartphones.
Do the earbuds charge inside the watch?
Yes, the earbuds automatically charge while stored inside the watch.
Can I answer calls from the watch?
Yes, you can answer, reject, and manage calls directly from your smartwatch.
Is it waterproof?
The device is IPX67 water-resistant and suitable for daily use, sweat, and rain.
This product is not a medical device. Health and fitness data provided by the smartwatch are for reference purposes only and should not be used for medical diagnosis, treatment, or clinical research.