KEEPONFIT W20 Bluetooth Smartwatch and Fitness Tracker: A Full Review

Finding a wearable that tracks your heart rate and lets you answer texts without costing half your rent usually means settling for a glorified pedometer. I picked up the KEEPONFIT W20 because I wanted something basic for the gym and office that wouldn't make me wince if I accidentally scraped it against a squat rack. Despite the Amazon listing leaning heavily into targeting women, it is a completely neutral, chunky black square that looks identical to an Apple Watch from three feet away. If you are looking for a smart watch for men under 100 dollars, this actually fits the bill surprisingly well for everyday wear.

The 1.91-inch screen is massive. It gets bright enough to read my running stats in direct afternoon sunlight, which is usually where these budget trackers fail. It runs through the VeryFit app, which is fairly standard—not as polished as Garmin or Apple health interfaces, but it syncs my step count and sleep data without crashing. You get over 100 sports modes, though realistically I only use the running and weightlifting trackers.

The Bluetooth calling feature is handy when my hands are full in the garage, though the built-in speaker sounds a bit tinny if there is background noise. Battery life is the real draw here. I am getting about six days of actual use with heart rate monitoring turned on, meaning I only have to throw it on the magnetic charger once a week. It is a tough, waterproof piece of hardware that does exactly what it promises for fifty bucks.