Fastrack Limitless FS2+ Smart Watch, 2.01″ UltraVU Display, Functional Crown, SingleSync BT Calling, 110+ Sports Modes, 200+ Smartwatch Faces, Upto…

I received the Fastrack smart watch on May 28th via Amazon. While the watch itself looked sleek and promising, I encountered an issue with the charger right out of the box. The magnetic end of the charger is not aligning or fixing properly with the charging points on the watch, making it unusable. It doesn’t seem to lock into place as expected — possibly a manufacturing defect. I requested a replacement on the same day and am currently awaiting the new unit. Hoping the issue is resolved in the replacement, as I’m looking forward to using the watch’s features. Will update the review once the new product arrives.

I expected more from this brand but it lacks accuracy. If you want to use this as a simple watch, it will do the job well. But there are many other issues.

I have been using a mi fitness band before and also a smartwatch from Fireboltt. Mi band was the most precise and I was able to track my live steps accurately.

Few issues on this smartwatch:

1. The notifications (sms/whatsapp) is limited to one screen, which is around 60 characters incl spaces. This is too short and much lesser than Fireboltt (Ninja) watch (which has two screens and can accommodate close to 100 characters.

2. The sensors are not accurate at all. They are all exaggerated. Even if I sit at home all day, I can easily complete 5000 steps. I tried to compare this with fireboltt it was only half of the above. If you are buying this to monitor your fitness, you will be fooled easily. This doesn’t have option to track normal steps but only for outdoor walks and other activities. For outdoor walks, I counted 200 steps and it measured 350 steps. 👎🏻

Whenever I try to check my oxygen saturation or my heart rate, it takes more than one minute to actually read it, and on most occasions it tells that the watch isn’t installed properly in my wrist (this inspite of being very tight on my wrist). There wasn’t any problem with mi band nor my Fireboltt when I used to check these parameters.

3. There is only one button on the side but for each press, the screen goes back one step at a time. So sometimes I had to press more than 5 times to come back to the main screen. It would have helped if it went back to the home screen after two presses. Swiping from left to right also does the same function of going back one by one. So what is the point of this button. Also there is no option to turn off the screen but to wait for it to go off automatically. This wasn’t the case on fireboltt.

4. The screen is a bit smaller than I expected. For men, the size is a bit small if you have big hands/fingers. The touch however works smoothly.

5. Considering this was more expensive than Fireboltt and this being a Fastrack brand, I expected more accuracy but this was a disappointment. The strap quality is good and the brand is perhaps good with stylish watches. But this isn’t worth ₹1500.

6. One major disadvantage which I felt being a smartwatch was that it doesn’t have sufficient watch faces to change from time to time. It is limited and nowhere close to what is available on fireboltt app. This is one major letdown from Fastrack.

7. Even if I keep the app open, it syncs the steps only if I refresh the app. It doesn’t show live steps. What is the use then? The app interface is fine and there are ways to track our steps with others in the area but it is pointless when the sensors aren’t accurate.

If you are fitness person, check elsewhere. If you want the watch to help you with normal calls or notifications when not near your phone and obviously want some style, then any watch, even this one will also do. These are my personal views based on my experience for the last few months.

Good working condition brightness is so good value for money

Battery backup very good…