FwIT Go-On Ultra - Dual-Band GPS Smartwatch

An analog GPS smartwatch combines traditional watch design with limited GPS functionality, often requiring smartphone pairing for full use. The Go On Dual Band GPS Smartwatch offers advanced dual-band GPS, fitness tracking, and smart features with a digital touchscreen interface.

No, you don’t need to carry your phone while running. The FwIT Go On smartwatch has built-in GPS, allowing you to track your run independently. After your run, you can sync the data with your phone for detailed analysis.

The ATS chipset in the Go On Smartwatch is a highly efficient processor designed for optimal performance, enabling faster data processing, and seamless connectivity.

Absolutely! With 130+ sports modes, Dual-Band GPS, and advanced health monitoring, the FwIT Go-On Ultra is designed for both casual fitness enthusiasts and professional athletes.

The watch automatically detects some of the physical activities like walking, running, or cycling and adjusts its tracking settings for optimal data accuracy without manual input.

The smartwatch is military-grade tested, Gorilla Glass 3 Protection, water-resistant with 5ATM and IP69K ratings, and is built to withstand harsh conditions, including extreme temperatures and impacts.

Yes, you can see key metrics such as heart rate, calories burned, pace, and distance in real-time during workouts, allowing you to adjust your performance instantly.

While it doesn’t feature automatic fall detection, it has an SOS feature that you can manually activate in emergencies.

The barometric pressure sensor helps you track changes in altitude, providing useful data for activities like hiking, climbing, or even navigating through changes in weather.

These ratings ensure that the FwIT Go-On Ultra can withstand both deep-water immersion (up to 50 meters) and exposure to dust and extreme conditions, making it ideal for swimmers and outdoor explorers.

The compass helps with navigation, making it useful for outdoor activities like hiking, trekking, and geocaching, where direction is key.