ACME Smart Watch

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Simply pair the device with your phone, and the time will be set automatically. Another option is to set the time manually in the watch’s settings menu.

Unfortunately, this device is not fully waterproof, but only protects from accidental splashes. Please do not allow for any direct contact with any liquids, since such damages are not covered by the warranty.

There are plenty of functions on this device, enabling it to inform you about incoming calls, messages, reminders, physical inactivity, and even about your daily activity achievements, like for example – 10,000 steps challenge completed!

First of all, please make sure that your smartwatch is connected to your phone via Bluetooth, as well as check if you’ve enabled calls and access to your contacts on your phone. Next, swipe left on your watch’s interface and select your preferred contact to proceed to a call. You can also do it another way – simply switch to the dialer and dial in the number manually. 

First of all, please make sure that your smartwatch is connected to your phone via Bluetooth, as well as check if you’ve enabled calls and access to your contacts on your phone. Next, swipe left on your watch’ interface and press on the microphone icon to use your smartwatch for voice assisted services, such as Siri, Google Assistant, etc. 

The battery is great! It will last for up to 2 days straight.

The process is very simple – simply attach the magnetic charging cable to the watch. Next, please make sure that the charging pins of the cable are correctly connected to the charging contacts of the smartwatch. Finally, connect the cable to an electricity powered USB port, such as USB wall charger, computer USB port, power bank, etc.

It takes up to 2 hours to fully charge the device. 

Very simple – press and hold the button located on the side for 3 seconds and your device will switch off/on.

For the device to start recording you don’t need to do anything – simply connect the app to the device and it will start recording and analysing your activities and your sleep automatically. To navigate the menu, this device’s touchscreen allows for easy and smooth experience. Finally, by pressing the button located on the side you will return to the main screen of your watch.

There are two ways of activating it: either by pressing the button located on the side, or automatically by moving your hand (this feature has to be enabled on your smartwatch first though). 

The process is very simple – simply press and hold your finger on your watch’s touchscreen while being on the main interface. You can now swipe left and right to choose between different types of interfaces. 

The device first of all records the number of steps you’ve taken throughout the day and then multiplies it by the average number of calories burned by making one step! It also depends on your age, weight, height – don’t forget to fill all your data in app! Simple yet smart!

This device uses an integrated accelerometer, which identifies every single arm movement we make and records our steps based on that. The same sensor is used by all newest smartphones, which proves it to be actually useful!

Simply keep swiping up while being on the watch’s main interface until you see the sports mode. Select it and click ‘start’. As soon as you click the ‘start’ button, the sports timer is activated, as well as all of your sports data, such as duration of the activity, distance, burned calories, and heart rate, are being calculated and recorded until you finish your session. Once you’ve finished, simply swipe up the main interface and click stop – done!

Simply keep swiping up while being on the watch’s main interface until you see a heart icon. Next, simply click on it, wait for the animation to end, and a heart rate measurement will pop-up.

Unfortunately, it can, and it’s normal across all such devices. The key reasons for showing inaccurate results might be: 
- non-standard way of wearing (such as display turned towards the wrist)
- the green light does not fully cover your skin, so the device does not get the full signal
- arm swings as well as the slight movements of the device while being worn loosely on your wrist
- don’t wrap it too tight though, as it might also cause inaccurate results!
- any odd body movements, which might affect normal blood circulation, such as raising arm high and clenching your fist for example
In the end of the day, it’s still largely dependent on each person’s physiology, type of movements, location of the wear, regardless of whether you are wearing a wrist-based sensor or a chest heart rate belt. The main thing to remember is – this device should not be used as an alternative to professional medical tools, and the data presented by this device should not be considered to be the most accurate indication of your health condition.

As it has been mentioned previously, the device uses accelerometer, which is triggered by any movements of your body, so if you are sitting on a chair and moving your arms, cycling, or travelling by car, it might still record these movements as steps. Don’t worry though, these small oversights have little influence on your daily activity results!

First of all, we would highly recommend not to let your device’s battery to fully die out, but if it still has happened, then simply charge your smartwatch back up, go to the app, and synchronize the device with your phone manually again.

As it has been mentioned before, the device uses a sensor called accelerometer, which identifies all your body movements and counts them as steps. While you are driving, you still move your arms to steer the wheel, and your body slightly moves too, depending on your vehicle suspension’s stiffness, which is why the device starts counting the steps. Don’t worry though, these small oversights have little influence on your daily activity results!

Well, the answer is the same as to the previous question – while you are sleeping, you are probably turning around and tossing, which triggers the accelerometer and it starts counting these movements as steps. Don’t worry though, these small oversights have little influence on your daily activity results!

The answer is quite straight-forward – these devices are programmed to calculate steps and distances using a unique algorithm, and each manufacturer has its own unique algorithm developed, which is why the results tend to be different – it’s that simple!