Caption – Redmi First Kids’ Smartwatch launched in China. (Image credit – Redmi)
Redmi has officially entered the kids’ smartwatch market with its first-ever wearable for children in China. It isn’t a surprising move. While the global smartwatch market struggled in 2024 seeing a 7% drop in shipments, the kids’ smartwatch segment is booming. Packed with features, the Redmi Kids Smartwatch is now available for reservation on JD.com and will go on sale starting March 24 for 499 yuan (approx $69 or INR 5,976). Here’s all we know about the newly unveiled device.
The kid’s smartwatch sports a 1.68-inch display with a 360 x 390 resolution and 315 PPI pixel density, ensuring bright and clear visuals for texts, notifications, and educational content.
Caption – Redmi First Kids’ Smartwatch features. (Image credit – Redmi)
A 5MP front camera enables high-quality photos and smooth video calls, allowing parents to check in anytime and even see their child’s surroundings in real-time.
For seamless communication, it supports full-network 4G connectivity across all major Chinese carriers. Safety is a priority, with a nine-layer location tracking system combining GPS, Beidou, Wi-Fi, A-GPS, and AI positioning. Parents can access 90 days of location history and set up safety zones with instant alerts.
Caption – Redmi First Kids’ Smartwatch features. (Image credit – Redmi)
The watch is powered by a 950mAh high-energy-density lithium battery, offering up to three days of use per charge. It also features 20-meter water resistance, using professional-grade waterproofing and sealing techniques, perfect for everyday activities like handwashing or playing in the rain (though not suitable for showers or swimming).
The smartwatch supports children’s WeChat for controlled messaging and payment management features, allowing parents to limit or disable spending. It includes classroom modes and anti-addiction settings to help kids focus on their studies.
With over 170 reliability tests passed, the watch promises durability and safety.
It comes with 4GB of storage and supports educational apps for stories, music, math, English and logical thinking. Other features include customisable watch faces, a K12 exercise system with multiple sports modes and AES256 encryption for privacy protection.
Answer. The smartwatch supports full-network 4G connectivity, allowing for seamless communication across major Chinese carriers. It also features a 5MP front camera for high-quality photos and video calls, enabling parents to check in with their children and see their surroundings in real-time.
Answer. The watch incorporates a nine-layer location tracking system, combining GPS, Beidou, Wi-Fi, A-GPS, and AI positioning. Parents can access 90 days of location history and set up safety zones with instant alerts.
Answer. The watch is powered by a 950mAh high-energy-density lithium battery, offering up to three days of use per charge.
Answer. The smartwatch supports educational apps for stories, music, math, English, and logical thinking. It also includes a K12 exercise system with multiple sports modes.
Answer. Yes, the watch supports children’s WeChat with controlled messaging and payment management, allowing parents to limit or disable spending. It also includes classroom modes and anti-addiction settings to help kids focus on their studies.
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