REXQU BaseCamp Compass Smartwatch
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Your Basecamp for the Outdoors.
BaseCamp is an outdoor sports watch that keeps to the essentials and does them properly. Get a quick directional heading, Bluetooth calls and everyday wellness trends in a rugged IP68-rated hiking smartwatch with a clear 1.52-inch display. Compatible with iPhone and Android through FitCloud Pro, with no subscription required.
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BaseCamp combines an IP68-rated case, GPS positioning, a barometer, a digital compass, Bluetooth calling and everyday wellness estimates without a subscription. Compare more options in our rugged smartwatch collection.
Designed to resist dust, rain and everyday splashes. Avoid diving, hot water and high-pressure water.
Fix your position from satellites, read altitude and pressure trends, and take a bearing with no phone or signal at all. Use them with a map and route plan when hiking.
View heart-rate, blood-pressure, sleep and activity estimates for general wellness awareness.
A clear 1.52-inch 360×360 screen keeps the time, your stats and notifications easy to read.
A sturdy 50mm outdoor frame that is made to take a knock on the trail.
Call, message and app alerts on your wrist through the free FitCloud Pro app.
BaseCamp records heart-rate, blood-pressure, sleep and activity estimates in the FitCloud Pro app, helping you notice everyday patterns over time. These wellness readings are for general reference only and are not medical measurements.
Use wrist-based heart-rate estimates during hikes, workouts and everyday activity, then review recorded trends in the FitCloud Pro app. Results can vary with fit, movement and other conditions and are not intended for medical use.
Wear BaseCamp overnight to record estimated sleep duration and movement, then review the app's sleep summary the next morning. Sleep tracking is designed for general wellness awareness and may not identify every sleep or wake period.
When BaseCamp is paired with a compatible phone within Bluetooth range, you can make and receive calls from the wrist and view supported message, app and reminder notifications.
The listed 420mAh battery provides up to 20 days of standby time, while the IP68-rated case is designed for dust, rain and everyday splashes. Actual battery life varies by features, settings and use; avoid diving, hot water and high-pressure water.
The built-in digital compass provides a directional heading on the 1.52-inch display. It is a useful orientation aid, but it does not provide mapped routes, location tracking or turn-by-turn navigation. Carry a map and route plan; if you need location features, compare our GPS smartwatches.
With an IP68 rating and a sturdy 50mm frame, BaseCamp is designed to handle dust, rain, splashes and the routine bumps of days outdoors. Water resistance can reduce over time, so follow the care guidance and avoid unsuitable water exposure.
| Feature | REXQU BaseCamp |
|---|---|
| Outdoor orientation | Built-in digital compass |
| Dust and water resistance | IP68 rated |
| Display | 1.52-inch, 360 × 360 |
| Case | 50mm rugged frame |
| Calling | Bluetooth calls with a paired phone |
| Notifications | Supported call, message and app alerts |
| Wellness features | Heart-rate, blood-pressure, sleep and activity estimates |
| Battery | 420mAh; up to 20 days standby |
| App | FitCloud Pro; no subscription required |
| Price | $119.97 |
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Try BaseCamp on your everyday walks and hikes. If it is not right for you, request a return within 30 days, subject to the eligibility, condition and process in our Returns and Refunds Policy.
An outdoor watch is judged on the days it is inconvenient to carry a phone. Here is what earns its place.
A magnetic compass needs no phone, no signal and no satellites, which is precisely why it belongs on a wrist rather than in an app. Hold the watch level and away from car bodies, steel structures and phone magnets, all of which distort the reading, and recalibrate after a long journey. Magnetic north also differs from true north by an amount that depends where you are — the NOAA explanation of the wandering magnetic poles covers why that gap moves.
BaseCamp carries all three, and it is worth knowing which one you are leaning on. GPS fixes where you are from satellites, so it is the sensor behind distance and position. The barometer reads air pressure, which is how the watch estimates altitude and hints at a change in the weather. The digital compass gives you a heading with no satellites and no phone at all, so it is the one that still answers under heavy tree cover or in a steep valley. If you want a larger AMOLED display alongside the same satellite positioning, compare our GPS smartwatches.
IP68 covers rain, dust, sweat and accidental submersion under specific test conditions on a new watch. It is not a swimming rating and heat degrades seals, so hot showers and saunas are out. The IEC explanation of IP ratings spells out each digit, and our rugged buying guide translates them.
A 420mAh cell in a watch doing no GPS recording lasts a useful length of time, and a watch that still works on day three is worth more than one with a longer feature list. Hiking battery life has realistic figures and cold weather explains what the cold takes.
The National Park Service hiking safety guidance is worth more than any instrument: carry a map, tell someone your route, take water, and be willing to turn round. Wellness readings on the wrist are trends against your own baseline, not measurements — the American Heart Association has the heart-rate ranges.
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Yes. BaseCamp is specified with GPS positioning alongside a barometer and a digital compass, so it can fix your position outdoors as well as give you a heading. The compass is the part that needs no satellites and no phone at all, which is what you reach for under heavy tree cover or in a steep valley where a fix is slow to arrive. Give the watch a moment under open sky when you first ask it for a position.
Almost always nearby metal or tilt. Magnetic compasses are distorted by vehicle bodies, steel railings, machinery and magnets in phone cases, and they read badly when the watch is not held flat. Step a few metres clear, hold your wrist level, and recalibrate with the figure-of-eight motion. It is worth doing this once when you arrive somewhere new rather than discovering it halfway up a hill.
Yes. BaseCamp includes a built-in digital compass for quick directional headings. A compass is a directional aid, not a substitute for a map, route plan or dedicated navigation device.
BaseCamp is designed for everyday hikes and outdoor use, combining GPS positioning, a barometer and a compass with IP68-rated dust and water resistance, a 1.52-inch display and a rugged 50mm case.
The IP68 rating indicates resistance to dust and water under defined test conditions. It is suitable for rain, splashes and everyday exposure, but not diving, hot water or high-pressure water. Water resistance can reduce over time.
A barometer reads air pressure, which is how an outdoor watch estimates altitude and hints at which way the weather is turning on a climb. Pressure moves with the weather as well as with height, so treat the altitude figure as an estimate and re-reference it at a known elevation when it matters. For a larger AMOLED screen with satellite positioning, compare REXQU GPS smartwatches.
BaseCamp provides heart-rate, blood-pressure, sleep and activity estimates for general wellness trends. It is not a medical device, and its readings should not be used for diagnosis, treatment or urgent health decisions.
Yes. When paired with a compatible phone, BaseCamp can make and receive Bluetooth calls from the wrist and display supported app notifications. The phone must remain within Bluetooth range.
BaseCamp has a listed 420mAh battery and up to 20 days of standby time. Actual battery life varies with calling, screen use, monitoring, settings, connection strength and other usage.
BaseCamp is listed for Android 4.4 or later and iPhone with iOS 8.0 or later through the FitCloud Pro app. Features and compatibility can vary by phone, operating-system version and app permissions.
BaseCamp has a 1.52-inch display with a listed 360 by 360 resolution for viewing the time, compass, activity information, calls and notifications.
BaseCamp has a 30-day return window. Eligibility, condition requirements and the return process are subject to the REXQU Returns and Refunds Policy.
BaseCamp puts a digital compass, IP68-rated rugged build, Bluetooth calling and everyday wellness trends on your wrist — without a subscription.
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