Fitbit - Ace LTE - Kids Smartwatch with In-App Calling, Messaging, GPS - Spicy - (2024)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love our new Fitbit ace. I love the fact that I can track my 8 year old wherever she may be. Communicating with her is super easy. She loves to send me fun messages with emojis. It's super safe, secure, and easy to use. The fitness games are a great way to keep her moving. We are having lots of fun with this Fitbit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First off, my son turned 11, and we weren't sure about getting him a phone. He can use this watch as a phone, but with control, we keep on who he talks to. He loves this watch and so do we!!! Thank u for this free product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I kinda want one! Gamifying movement? It's a giga pet but for fitness! I like that it can be used to text or call a select group of people. I like that I can control the use times so that it doesn't become addictive. Long lasting battery and solid design over all. We charged daily but could go longer. Location function seems to work well and track appropriately.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This watch is awesome for my kid, now I don't have to buy a phone for my kid, this has everything she needs, games, communication, Location super important , durable, good quality, small and comfortable, battery work all day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We are trying to hold out on getting our daughter's cell phones as long as possible. This Google Fitbit Ace LTE give us an alternative to still be in contact with them until we go the phone route. Pros: I can track location and it even tells me if the watch is being worn or not. This is super helpful so I know she didn't just take it off and leave it somewhere. She can call or text up to 20 contacts that I approve. For now we are just limiting to mom and dad. Great peace of mind that I can stay in contact, see location, and know she isn't being prey on the internet. Cons: a subscription is required to use the device. I know this is stated in description but sometimes you can still use a device without buying the subscription and just don't get certain features. This device cannot be used at all without the subscription. Not even as a watch/step counter. You have to have a gmail to be a contact. Annoying that a contact can't be setup with just a phone number or another email. Two watches can't contact each other. So my two daughters can't both have these and contact each other when they're meeting after school on the bus. Setup was a challenge and I ended up getting two subscriptions bc it wouldn't recognize the 1st when I needed to start over. I tried to setup to wear myself and get phone notifications like a regular Fitbit but that isn't an option. Overall this could be a good fit if you're aware of the limitations but there are also improvements to be made. For the price, I'm not sure this would be my first choice as there are a lot of smart watch options out there for kids.