As mentioned, there are some features you won’t see on an iTouch Watch compared to something from Apple or Google and the like. All iTouch smart watches offer a color LCD touch screen but they don’t quite go as far as to include a Retina or AMOLED display. They also lack the processing power of their more expensive counterparts, and only very specific models can take calls or let you respond to messages. Mostly, they notify you when a call or message (or social media notification) comes in, but you’ll have to use your paired phone to respond.
Fitness tracking is also fairly limited somewhat with no heartbeat irregularity warnings, no fall detection, and no emergency calls. You won’t be able to access any voice assistants with an iTouch smart watch, either, and other perks like tap-to-pay are absent as well. In other words, you won’t find a fully-featured smart watch experience with an iTouch watch.
