We purchased the Spacetalk watch for our 11 year old and we couldn’t be happier with it. Excellent value for money given the peace of mind it brings! It alerts us when it’s switched off when he’s left school grounds and cannot receive calls or messages from unauthorized numbers! The fact that there areno apps, no games, no access to social media or internet was a big part of our decision to purchase this particular device! Reception quality with calls is excellent and location tracking is brilliant. We received the watch within 24 hours of ordering it! Great customer service. This is a must by for parents wanting to avoid a phone as long as possible but also be able to keep in contact safely with their kids! Brooke

Both my kids have this watch. We had the old ones which didn’t last, so bought the adventure one. It’s chunky for a little wrist. The kids love calling me on it before and after school. The GPS isn’t very accurate. So probably could have saved myself $200 per watch and just bought the plain watch series for $135 each kid. You’ll also need a monthly subscription per kid if you buy the gps series. On top of your $15/ month SIM card per kid. The on and off button is underneath which is super annoying because by the time you push in the press stud on the wrist band , the kids can’t turn it off and on which they need to do several times a day. Off the save the battery. On when they want to know the time or call me, off when at school. On when school is finished. A on/off button on the side of the phone was much more convenient.the wrist band always pops off the kids wrists during the day. Soo annoying! $349 this watch cost and it can’t even stay in their wrist!They end up leaving their watch in their school bags because it’s annoying . So maybe just give them your old phone and delete all apps or put some block on screen time.

Just purchased the Adventurer 2 for our 9 year old. The watch is quite pricey but it is great quality. We waited until it was on sale. The monthly app subscription and sim plan are definitely higher than what we were expecting so we are trialing it at this stage. It’s a great first step before a mobile phone. The features and limitations are great. The app itself is not the easiest to set up. We are pretty IT savvy and it wasn’t clear in some parts. Notifications are a problem. Beware using the chat function - There are no notifications sent to your phone app when you receive one, nor is there a little red 1 notification next to the app if there is one waiting like all other apps. My son had sent a chat message to me multiple times however I had no idea. Spacetalk - please update this!The other thing that would be useful is if the user of the watch misses a call, text or chat that the notification stays on the home screen - again calls, texts and chats are missed unless they physically swipe and check each icon on their phone.

The app was down yesterday, on 15th Nov. 2025 due to a system upgrade - I could not even access my account on the app. Then this update comes along and the whole app seems to have changed. It’s harder to see where I find my child on location and I don’t see any emotion updates. There’s also this new Plus you can upgrade to, which costs an extra $7.99 p/month which shows up - which for me just gets in the way of my usage on the app. I already have a Plan as well but it offers me to buy a Plan. Spacetalk has seemed confusing to use from the day I bought it.. and my daughter’s watch has its own issues which doesn’t seem to connect properly with my app. Honestly, this update/upgrade is the final thing that just made me hate Spacetalk. It’s confusing and doesn’t even get reception well. I regret having bought the watch. At the very least, can you simplify your app, and change the use of it closer to what it was like before. There isn’t even the photo of my child (or myself) that comes up anymore which my daughter liked seeing on her watch and I liked on the app. It’s also deleted past Chat messages since the upgrade 😑