Radley Petite Interchangeable Strap Calling Smart Watch Set

Quality watch

This is a beautiful watch, easy to work, has everything you need on it, would recommend to a friend

Pat56, 55 - 64, Northern Ireland

Great features

An early christmas present to myself. Bought it Black Friday so got a good deal. Love that you can change the watch face pictures.

WendyBoo, 55 - 64, Somerset

Looks great, some features lacking.

This is a fantastic watch for its price point. It connects really easily to your phone, and is easy to use. You can store contacts in your watch, but cannot text directly from it. The heart rate and blood oxygen features seem quite accurate, but I have found there is a huge discrepancy in the steps between this and my phone. There a lot of different faces to choose between, and I think it looks quite stylish. It has two different straps to choose between too.

Honey, 25 - 34, Midlands

Beautiful watch with useful additional features

I love that this watch looks so pretty and smart on, not like a typical fitness tracker, but still has plenty of the wellness features I want included such as sleep, step and heart rate monitoring. I like that in this set you can interchange the leather strap for everyday wear and the silicone strap for working out. Initial set-up is fairly easy following the included instructions and online guide, although changing some settings afterwards was a little fiddly. I did encounter an issue adding a photo to the background, as once uploaded it just showed a flickering pixelated background, which was a shame, but thankfully there are plenty of attractive preset options to choose from. Being able to call directly from the watch is useful and sound is clear, but it's worth noting that a maximum of 50 contacts can be saved in the watch, and there seems to be a character limit on the names as longer ones cannot be selected, so would need to be edited before syncing. Getting notifications for my messages is so handy, especially with the quick reply function meaning I don’t always have to get my phone out to send a simple response. Connectivity has been good, battery life lasts a few days and the quality feels great as would be expected from a luxury brand like Radley. Overall I'm very pleased with my beautiful new watch and it's additonal features, and think it would make a lovely gift too.

Eekk, 35 - 44, Staffordshire, West Midlands

Beautiful Watch and very responsive

Beautiful watch Really lovely to wear, i've never been a big fan of the look of smart watches but this its slim, sleek and very stylish, feels really responsive and smooth to use, I have a really small wrist and I don't even use the smallest hole so i'm pretty sure this would fit everyone and younger It does your daily activities, heart rate, blood oxygen levels, tracks your sleep and steps. I get my notifications and calls through it and can use it to take photos from my phone so plenty of handy features. The face styles are lovely makes a real stylish watch, note that it doesn't have payment features which would be nice but everything else i love.

Nicole, 35 - 44, Manchester, UK

Well built and looks and feels premium

This watch is very good entry level smart watch. It looks really nice and premium and also has a number of features. Build quality seems very good and the colours of this particular model are nice and make the watch feel and look expensive. Features wise it has a heart rate monitor as well as blood oxygen levels. It also has a handy step counter as well as sport modes to help with workouts etc. the sleep tracker seems to work well also and is handy to get more info on sleep quality. It also connects to your phone quite easily and you can answer calls and the watch also alerts of any messages that come through. One drawback is that you aren’t able to reply to messages on the actual watch which is a feature that would be useful. It is worth noting that even much more expensive smart watches do not have this feature so it’s not a deal breaker. The straps are also changeable so you can purchase different coloured straps to change up the look. Battery life also seems really good. In the time I’ve had it a full charge easily last 4-5 days which is much better than other smart watches. I would say that this watch is a great option if you are looking for a cheaper entry level watch but want one that still looks and feels expensive.

smahmo17, 35 - 44, Solihull, West Midlands

It’s rad!

This is a great basis smart watch, it’s interchangeable straps let you mix and match colours. I love the sage green strap and it comes with a spare black strap. The Case is petite, I have a tiny wrist and it fits me on the smallest hole size but can adjust to fit larger wrist. It’s very intuitive to use, has most of the features expected of a simple smart watch. I’ve found HR/Blood oxygen accurate. The sport features are simple to use. It connected to my iPhone simply through the downloadable app, it has answer call and notifications. Sometimes the Hotmail notifications are scrambled which is frustrating but at least it notifies me of a message and I can look at my iPhone to read it. Call answer is clear enough, a little echo but usable.battery life is very good, I’ve not needed to charge it since receiving it over a week ago. I give it 4 stars as it does what it’s supposed to do but took a star off for the jumbled messages, you can’t reply to messages on the watch,slight echo on calls. All in all I think it’d make a lovely little gift for someone who wants a basic, pretty, simple to use smart watch. Of course being Radley it’s well made materials and it’s pretty with the gold accents.

Gummy mummy, 45 - 54, London uk

Overall it’s a really cute, everyday smartwatch

I’ve been using the Radley Series 56 and overall it’s a really cute, everyday smartwatch with a bright screen and easy-to-use features. It tracks steps, heart rate, sleep, has multiple sport modes, and gives you call/text/social notifications. For the price, it does a lot. But let me be real — the straps aren’t my favourite. They feel a bit thin and cheap compared to the watch face. And my biggest downside: you can’t use the watch without your phone. Unlike an Apple Watch, you can’t leave your phone at home and rely on the watch alone, which is a shame. Still, it’s stylish, lightweight, budget-friendly and great for simple daily use — just not for someone who wants full independence from their phone.

Isabella, 25 - 34

Very smart, lots of great features.

Lots of great things to write about this watch, firstly it looks great, I would say it’s a sage green colour with gold metal which looks super stylish. In terms of features, this has it all. Step counter, sleep and cycle tracker, heart monitor and blood oxygen as well as phone features ie answering calls, messages etc. The app is really easy to navigate and can be used (as well as the watch itself) to check figures (step count etc) and also change the wallpapers/layout. There’s 19 preset wallpapers but also gives you the option to design your own, add photos etc. I would say that the step counter isn’t 100% accurate and often shows a few steps taken when I haven’t moved, but to me this isn’t too much of a big deal as they are pretty close to accurate. Overall, really smart looking with lots of great features.

Cesb, 35 - 44, Halifax, West Yorkshire

Beautiful looking but functions are lacking

I absolutely love the look of the watch and have been wanting it for ages. Unfortunately I’ve sent it back as it didn’t work for me. You have to actually press the crown for the display to light up so you can tell the time which is very impractical. There may be a function to shake your wrist to also activate it but that never worked for me. I loved the sleep function but other functions were lacking for example you can’t send a text which is fair enough but you should be able to reply with some set replies. Like I say, loved the watch but I’ve had to go back to Apple.

Mel, 45 - 54, Cumbria