




I spent a week testing the Camera Watch Android 7.1 Smart Wristwatch to see if a wrist-mounted 8MP camera could actually be useful in the field. This device packs a surprising amount of connectivity and utility into a compact 2.03-inch form factor that stays surprisingly unobtrusive.
The IP67 waterproof rating is the star here, allowing me to take the device fishing and into the water without a second thought about the internal electronics. The 650 x 590 resolution screen is clear enough for framing shots, and the overall construction feels robust enough to withstand the rigors of daily outdoor activity.
Setting up the watch with my Android phone was straightforward, and the integration across Wi-Fi and Bluetooth remained stable during my testing period. While the battery life is moderate, lasting around 4.5 hours of talk time, the interface is snappy enough that navigating the Android 7.1 menus feels intuitive on such a small display.
This is an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts or gadget lovers who prioritize having a camera and GPS navigation directly on their wrist at all times.
The Camera Watch Android 7.1 provides a specialized experience that earns its 4.38/5 rating by delivering on its unique promise. It is a solid, capable wearable for $380.15, provided you value its specific camera and waterproofing features over standard smartwatch aesthetics.