Newwear Q20

Newwear Q20 - Specs

Newwear Q20 Smartwatch Heart Rate Monitor 30Days Standby

We got another budget gadget from Chinese manufacturers – fitness watch Newwear Q20. At a low cost it has decent and characteristics, at least on paper. And whether it is worth buying this watch, you will find out at the end of the review. As usual, we’ll start with the packaging. A small rectangular box of solid cardboard contains the watch itself, a magnetic charging cable and an operating manual in English and Chinese.

The upper part of the Newwear Q20 housing is metal. In the description of the manufacturer indicated the steel, but rather it is some kind of aluminum alloy, very lightweight watch. The weight of the gadget is only 45 grams and it is almost imperceptible on the hand.

An optical heart rate sensor and charging contacts can be seen on the bottom of the plastic housing. The diameter of the case is 42 mm and its thickness is almost 12 mm. The water protection complies with IP67 (do not swim).

Our copy has a metal Milanese bracelet, but you can also buy a watch with a leather strap. The watch is available in three colors: gold, silver and black. There are no buttons on the case, so you can only switch between the functions using the touch button at the bottom of the screen.

The case has a round shape and the screen is square, but thanks to the dark interface it is not evident. It is a 1.22-inch IPS panel with a resolution of 240*240 pixels.

Indoors and in the shade the readability of the screen is good, but in bright sunlight, it falls down a lot and that would see something to shade it even at the highest level of brightness.

The bracelet is controlled using the touch button. Toggling between menu items is a short touch, selection and return is a long press. You can activate the screen by touching the touch button or by turning your hand.

In general, the watch is not bad and can be considered as an alternative to the same Mi Band 4, or another fitez-bracelet budget category. Athletes, of course, they are not suitable, and people who are interested in assessing their activity during the day, how many steps they have taken, how much the pulse changes, etc. quite.