REXQU KidView Kids Smartwatch
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The Big-Screen First Watch They’ll Beg to Wear.
KidView is a childrens tracker watch with a screen small eyes can actually read. A 1.83-inch screen little eyes actually read, 4G HD video calls that feel like being in the room, and a battery that runs up to 7 days of standby — the KidView is the first watch they’ll be proud of and the safety line you’ll quietly rely on.
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Six ways the KidView looks after you — day and night, in numbers big enough to read at arm’s length.
75% display area with 2.5D curved glass — icons, maps and faces that young eyes read instantly.
A wide-angle front camera makes face-to-face check-ins easy from anywhere, over 4G.
Real-time positioning plus track playback, so you can replay the route of their day in the app.
Set safe zones around school and home and get alerted the moment a boundary is crossed.
A 700mAh battery delivers up to 7 days of standby and 5–6 hours of calls between charges.
Three alarms, a calculator and switchable UI styles — with no app store and no endless feed.
Most kids watches squeeze grown-up interfaces onto tiny displays. The KidView goes the other way: a 1.83-inch IPS screen with 75% display area and smooth 2.5D curved glass, so telling the time, answering a call or finding the right icon never needs a squint — or your help.
The KidView’s wide-angle front camera doesn’t just show you a forehead — it shows the whole after-school grin. Over 4G, video and voice calls run smoothly from the wrist, so checking in feels like being in the room, not filing a report.
Multi-satellite positioning shows you where they are in real time — and track playback shows you the whole journey afterwards. Add an electric fence around the places that matter and the KidView tells you the moment a line is crossed.
Between the school gate and your front door there’s a whole world of “where are you?”. Voice chat and the family group keep the line open with quick voice notes and messages — easier than a call, warmer than a text, and every contact is one you approved.
Hold the SOS and KidView calls the numbers you've approved — with their location on your screen before you've even picked up. On a big 1.83″ display that's easy for small hands to use right, it's safety a child can actually operate.
The KidView’s 700mAh li-polymer battery is built for a child’s week, not a daily charging ritual: up to 7 days of standby and 5–6 hours of talk time, topped up with a magnetic charger that snaps on the right way every time.
Three alarms get them up for school, a calculator rescues maths homework, and switchable UI styles let them change the look whenever the mood strikes. It feels like their gadget — while staying a safety tool, with no app store and no feed to fall into.
| REXQU KidView | Big-Brand Kids Watch | Tracker Tag | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big 1.83″ display | ✓ | Usually smaller | No screen |
| 4G HD video calling | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Multi-satellite GPS + track playback | ✓ | ✓ | Limited |
| Electric-fence safe zones | ✓ | ✓ | Some |
| SOS emergency calling | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Up to 7-day standby | ✓ | 1–2 days typical | ✓ |
| Works without a phone nearby | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| No monthly app fee | ✓ | Often extra | ✓ |
| Price | $99.97 | $150–$400 | $29 + a phone nearby |
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Wear the KidView every day for a month. If it doesn't make you feel more at ease about their day, send it back for a full refund — no questions, no hassle.
Screen size, location accuracy and who can reach your child are the three decisions that matter. Here is how they work in practice.
Small children mis-tap small buttons, then give up and stop using the watch. A 1.83-inch display makes answering a call and finding the SOS button obvious, which is the whole point of giving them one. It costs battery, which is why the standby figure matters alongside it.
Multi-satellite positioning works best with a clear view of the sky. Inside a school, on a bus or in a basement it degrades and may fall back to a rough area rather than a street — the official US government page on GPS accuracy explains why. Route replay is useful for the walk home; it is not supervision. See how kids smartwatch GPS tracking really works.
There is no browser, no app store and no social feed on KidView. Contacts are a list you control. That is what makes it a reasonable first device — read why a watch without internet is the safer first step and how the parental controls work.
A device that buzzes in lessons gets confiscated. School mode silences it for the hours you set. The American Academy of Pediatrics family media guidance is a good frame for the wider screen-time conversation.
This is a 4G device, so calls, video and location all need its own SIM and a small data plan. Our SIM guide covers the options, and the buying guide covers everything else.
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For younger children, usually yes. A 1.83-inch display makes the call button and the SOS button large enough to hit first time, which is the difference between a watch that gets used in a moment of stress and one that does not. The trade is battery and bulk — a big screen draws more power and sits taller on a small wrist, so a lighter model suits some children better.
No. KidView only connects with contacts you approve in the parent app, and there is no browser, messaging app or app store on the device. Unknown numbers cannot get through, and your child cannot add anyone themselves.
Yes — a 4G nano-SIM with a calling and data plan (not included) powers the video calls, tracking and messaging. It supports FDD-LTE bands B1/2/3/5/7/8/20 with 3G and 2G fallback, so most major carriers work. Insert the SIM, pair the free parent app, done.
The 1.83″ IPS panel sits under 2.5D curved glass with a semi-permeable coating, in an ABS+PC case with a soft LSR strap — and the quick-fit case design makes the watch easy to pop out and clean. It is IPX7 rated against rain and splashes.
The 700mAh battery is rated for up to 7 days of standby and 5–6 hours of continuous calls. In real family use — a few calls and check-ins a day — expect several days between charges, far from the nightly routine a smartwatch usually demands.
Yes — alongside real-time multi-satellite positioning, the KidView records the route so you can replay the day’s track in the parent app, and the electric fence alerts you if a safe-zone boundary is crossed.
Only contacts you approve in the free parent app. There is no app store, no browser and no social feed on the watch — video calls, voice chat and SOS all run through your approved list.
The KidView comes with our 30-day money-back guarantee and a 1-year warranty. If it is not right for your family, return it within 30 days for a full refund.
Give them the watch they’ll show off at school — and keep the map, the video line and the SOS in your pocket.
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