Aldi Smart Watch
Aldi will be selling the iTouch Smart Watch for $49.99 the week of December 28th, 2022. This Aldi Find will come out just in time to help you with those New Year’s Resolutions. You could grab it along with Aldi’s $99 exercise bike that is available at the same time.
This smart watch is not one of Aldi’s store brands so it is likely available at other retails and on Amazon. I generally prefer that for electronics items like this that may rely on apps or software updates to keep working well.
Aldi’s website does not make it clear what model of iTouch Smart Watch they are selling. Based on the style in the pictures and Aldi using “Air” and “Sport” in the colors matching with those pictures I think they are selling the iTouch Air 3 and iTouch Sport 3 Smartwatches.
The Air 3 Smart watch is the squarish version that is pictured in Black or Navy and the Sport 3 Smartwatch is the round version pictured in Blush or Gray. I am not certain if these are the exact models so be sure to check the packaging before purchasing!
iTouch Smart Watch at Aldi
- Price: $49.99 (2022, prices may vary)
- Available: 12/28/2022
- Colors: Black Air, Navy Air, Blush Sport or Gray Sport
- Compatible with Android and iOS
- Essential features include (but not limited to): 24-hour heart rate, notifications, weather and pedometer
- Aldi Product Code: 704277
Is It A Good Deal?
While I am pretty sure these Smartwatches are the Air 3 and Sport 3 if they are not those models then my price comparison is not going to be very helpful.
Right now I am able to find certain colors of the Air 3 or Sport 3 for right around the $50 price point that Aldi is selling these at and some others are selling for a bit more. I would guess if you find a decent sale you may get them a bit cheaper. There are also a lot of different colors and material options that Aldi does not carry so if you want a different look be sure to check that out first.
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iTouch Smartwatch Reviews
Worse than Garbage
If these watches are anything like the other iTouch wearables, then they are garbage. This companies business model is to make things cheap but hype you into believing their products are quality. Starting with the 3360, these things are flawed in design and execution. They are hard to sync and the apps don’t work. You’ll spend more time trying to get these things to work than you will actually using them to accomplish what you thought they would do.
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