LAMAX FitKid1
Do you want a simple sports watch for your child that will also get him moving? LAMAX FitKid1 have a virtual pet right on their hands that the child takes care of and feeds, and it all works on steps: the more the child moves, the more it has for its partner.
A watch that gets the child moving with play
It turns an ordinary pedometer into a small daily game. 01 s, intermediate times, a countdown and an alarm clock. They are waterproof up to 50m, so they can handle normal swimming, and the battery lasts up to 365 days. No app, no complicated settings, everything runs directly on the watch.
Own a pet right on your hand
The heart of FitKid1 is the virtual animal StepPet, which the child always has on hand. She takes care of him, feeds him and returns to him even outside of sports. The best thing is that the pet is linked to movement, because the accumulated steps act as energy that the child puts into the partner. A daily activity becomes a game that gives the child a reason to move more.
Sports function without a phone
FitKid1 is not a smart watch and it doesn't want to be, and that's its advantage. Everything runs directly on the watch, without an app. You have a stopwatch with an accuracy of 0.01 s and split times for races and games, a countdown and an alarm clock for school and training, and a backlight that lights up the display even after dark. The child can control it himself using the buttons.
StepPet virtual pet
An animal on the hand that the child takes care of and feeds.
Steps as game energy
The more the child moves, the more he has for a partner.
Pedometer
It tracks daily activity and motivates you to move.
0.01s stopwatch and split times
Accurate time and lap measurement for races and games.
Countdown and alarm clock
Practical functions for school, sport and daily routine.
Water resistance 50 m
Can handle normal swimming and contact with water.
Lasts up to 365 days
The CR2025 battery lasts a long time without a solution.
No mobile app
Everything runs directly on the watch, without a phone.
