Lemo Nade Smart Watch for Women: Bluetooth calling

Enzo D. Nantes

June 1, 2025

Decision:

As a healthcare worker, I expected a watch that could keep up with my demanding schedule and provide reliable health insights, and in reality, this Lemo Nade watch mostly delivers. I bought it hoping for a perfect blend of function and style, and it has impressed me with its seamless integration into my daily life—making calls from my wrist has been a standout feature that saves me time. However, being a perfectionist, I can't ignore the minor hiccups; the fitness tracking isn't as sharp as I'd like, and the occasional Bluetooth issues remind me it's not flawless. Compared to other options in the same price range, it holds its own but isn't the absolute best. Still, for someone like me who values both aesthetics and utility, it's a solid choice that meets most of my needs without breaking the bank. I'd recommend it with a note to temper expectations on the finer details.

• Pros: In my opinion, the ability to make calls directly from the watch is a game-changer, keeping my hands free during busy shifts. From what I feel, the health monitoring features, like tracking blood pressure, are surprisingly accurate and have been too helpful for my peace of mind. I liked that I can easily change the watch face to match my mood or outfit, adding a personal touch without hassle. The waterproof design means I don't have to worry about it getting wet, whether I'm caught in the rain or washing up after work, which is a huge relief.
• Cons: The fitness tracking could be more precise; in the same price range, I've seen others that handle step counting better, and it sometimes feels a bit off during intense workouts. From what I feel, the Bluetooth connection can be finicky at times, dropping unexpectedly, which is too frustrating when I rely on it for calls. The overall build, while stylish, might not hold up as well under heavy daily use compared to some alternatives I've considered.