Because kids today are just as connected as their parents, Ice-Watch has designed this Ice 2.0 Junior smartwatch for children ages 6 to 12. This girl model has a light blue and purple finish. It functions mainly as a classic watch with games and practical functions, but it can also display notifications once connected.

Lightweight yet robust and child-proof

The Ice-Watch 2.0 Junior smartwatch is designed along the same lines as the adult smartwatch: just as lightweight and comfortable to wear, but more robust. It has a 1.75" Amoled color display in a 40 x 35 mm light blue aluminum case attached to a 195 mm purple interchangeable flexible silicone strap . The whole watch weighs only 160 grams, so your child will quickly forget he has it on his wrist. The settings and screen display can also be adjusted entirely to your child's liking.

Much more than just a watch

Your child will be completely happy with this digital watch because this watch has the same look as the adult watch. In terms of appearance, it is almost identical, but the functionalities are more limited. You can customize the appearance of the screen by choosing the background image, the colors and the information to display (time, weather, alarm). Children have access to games to entertain themselves from time to time. If they have a smartphone, they can connect their watch via bluetooth to receive notifications such as calls, calendar, text messages and WhatsApp. Finally, the rechargeable 180 mAh Li-Po battery provides up to 7 days of autonomy.

Healthy living is learned at a young age

The Ice-Watch 2.0 Junior is also equipped with sensors that record heart rate and guide your child in all his activities. During the day and night, it monitors your child's sleep, heart rate, blood oxygen level and blood pressure. When your child starts a sports activity, such as walking, running, cycling or playing soccer, your child can activate the appropriate function so that the watch can record their performance. This watch is useful if you have a vulnerable or hyperactive child to monitor his vital signs daily.