




The Camera Watch Android 7.1 Smart Wristwatch brings a unique proposition to the wearable market by packing a dedicated 8MP camera into a compact 2.03-inch form factor. I spent a week testing its GPS capabilities and water resistance during various outdoor activities to see if it delivers on its promise of true autonomy.
With an IP67 rating, this watch feels surprisingly robust and handles submersion during fishing and swimming trips without any signs of moisture ingress. The 650 x 590 resolution display remains legible even under bright daylight, though the hardware is clearly tuned for function over aesthetic finesse.
Setting up the watch with an Android 6.0+ device was straightforward, and the built-in GPS proved reliable for basic tracking tasks. While the talk and music playback times are somewhat limited, the massive standby time makes it a dependable companion for long trips where charging is not always an option.
This watch is ideal for outdoorsy individuals or gadget enthusiasts who want a standalone, water-resistant device that combines basic communication with the convenience of a wrist-mounted camera.
Overall, the Camera Watch earns a solid 4.38/5 rating for providing a specialized set of features that many mainstream smartwatches lack. While it commands a price of $380.15, its durability and unique camera integration provide genuine utility for specific users who value a distraction-free, wrist-based tool.