- 1.96" AMOLED · square face
- Take calls right on the wrist
- Faces and alerts set in Wearfit Pro
A Wearfit Pro watch costs $25–100 in September 2026, and a spare HW22 charging dock $5–7. The finish you pick often moves the price more than the features do.
Refreshed September 2026Square AMOLED calling watches start at $25–30, round AMOLED dials run $35–60, and the same watches in other finishes reach $65–100. Chargers and straps sit at $5–12.
Wearfit Pro watches cover a narrow price range next to big-brand smartwatches, and nearly every one of them brings calls, an AMOLED screen and a voice assistant. The gaps between them come from the shape, the extras and, surprisingly often, the colour.
The watches in the lower bands are not stripped-down models. The E07 at $25–30 carries the largest screen in the line-up and the same calling and voice features as the watches above it.
Every watch here pairs with the free Wearfit Pro app, so no subscription adds to the price later. Faces, alerts, health history and call settings all come without a charge.
The AOC E07 shows how far a finish can move a price. In silver or black, it sits at $25–30; in white, and in a second black version, it costs $65–70.
The core watch does not change between them. Every version has the same 1.96-inch square AMOLED, Bluetooth calls, the ChatGPT voice assistant, 100+ sports modes and faces from the Wearfit Pro app.
| E07 version | Price band | Battery rating |
|---|---|---|
| Silver | $25–30 | Up to 10 days |
| Black, current version | $25–30 | Up to 10 days |
| White | $65–70 | Up to 7 days |
| Black, earlier E07 version | $65–70 | Up to 10 days |
The white E07 states a more modest 7 days of typical use, with 30 days on standby, while the silver version states up to 10. The difference reads more like a cautious rating than different hardware, since all versions list the same 300mAh battery.
Whichever finish wins, a second strap in the box and a 12-month warranty come with the AOC watches.
AOC E07 AMOLED AI Smartwatch |
AOC E07 AMOLED AI Smartwatch, White |
AOC Z17 AMOLED Smartwatch |
Yihou AW83 AI Translator Smartwatch | |
| Phone app | Wearfit Pro | Wearfit Pro | Wearfit Pro | Wearfit Pro |
| Face shape | Square | Square | Round | Round |
| Screen | 1.96" AMOLED | 1.96" AMOLED | 1.43" AMOLED | 1.43" AMOLED |
| Calls on the wrist | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Voice assistant | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| AI translator | — | — | — | Yes |
| Water rating | IP67 | IP67 | IP67 | — |
| Battery | Up to 7 days | Up to 7 days | Up to 7 days | Up to 7 days |
| Strap width | 22mm | 22mm | 20mm | — |
| Colour | Silver | White | Black | Gray |
| Have a look | Have a look | Have a look | Have a look |
Round Wearfit Pro watches cost a little more than the square E07, and both use the same 1.43-inch round AMOLED. The step from one to the other buys a translator and a longer warranty.
The AOC Z17 in black sits at $35–40. It brings IP67 water resistance, calls with a built-in speaker and microphone, a voice assistant, 24-hour heart rate with a week of history, and sleep stages. Two 20mm silicone straps come in the box.
The Z17 in argent costs $95–100, over twice as much as the black one, for the same 1.43-inch round screen and features. It weighs 78g against 52g for the black version, which points to a heavier finish or strap. For most wrists, the black Z17 and a new 20mm strap build a similar look for less.
The Yihou AW83 costs $50–60 in every finish. It adds what neither AOC offers:
Charging takes longer, about two hours against one for the Z17, and the AW83 states no water rating or strap width. Neither dents the look: gray, rose gold and black all cost the same, so pick by outfit.
The AW83 in rose gold: a round 1.43-inch AMOLED with a soft, jewellery-like finish, calls on the wrist and a real-time translator. Every finish sits in the same $50–60 band, so the colour is a free choice.
Have a lookSearches for a Wearfit Pro Watch 7, 8 or Ultra price usually mean a square watch styled after Apple's generations. The name does not fix the price; the parts inside do.
Watches sold under series names come from many factories, and two with the same number can differ a lot inside. The features that move any Wearfit Pro watch up or down in price are easy to spot:
For a square watch with the Watch 7 or Ultra look, the AOC E07 is the benchmark: a 1.96-inch AMOLED, calls and ChatGPT for $25–30 in silver or black. Any square look-alike asking more should bring something extra, a metal case or a longer warranty.
The model names compared explain what Ultra, 8, 7 and codes like HK9 Pro mean for the look and the charger.
| Piece | Price band | What sets the price |
|---|---|---|
| HW22 magnetic charging dock | $5–7 | Five versions of the same 30cm dock |
| Quick-release nylon loop strap | $10–12 | Width from 16mm to 24mm |
| AOC E07, silver or black | $25–30 | Square 1.96-inch AMOLED, calls, ChatGPT voice assistant |
| AOC E07, white or the second black version | $65–70 | The same watch in another finish or version |
| AOC Z17, black | $35–40 | Round 1.43-inch AMOLED, IP67, 20mm strap |
| AOC Z17, argent | $95–100 | The silver-toned finish, heavier at 78g |
| Yihou AW83, gray, rose gold or black | $50–60 | AI translator, two-year warranty |
Ranges built from each version's price in September 2026. Prices move often, so treat the bands as a map rather than a quote.
A cracked screen raises a fair question: what does a new display cost? For Wearfit Pro watches, the answer usually points toward a new watch rather than a repair.
Replacement AMOLED panels for these watches are hard to find as separate parts, and fitting one means opening a sealed, water-resistant case. Any repair also has to rebuild that seal, or the IP67 rating on a watch like the Z17 no longer holds.
A new AOC E07 costs $25–30 and a new Z17 $35–40. That sets the ceiling: a repair quote close to those figures buys less than a new watch with a fresh battery and warranty.
A little care keeps the display from needing a price at all. A film on the screen and a strap that holds the case snug cut the knocks against door frames and desks.
In September 2026, $25–100. The square AOC E07 starts at $25–30, the round AOC Z17 at $35–40 and the Yihou AW83 translator watch at $50–60; other finishes reach $65–100.
Watch 7 is a series-style name used by many factories, so there is no single price. For the same square look, the AOC E07 with a 1.96-inch AMOLED and calls costs $25–30.
The HW22 magnetic charging dock costs $5–7, and Lamshaw's spare cable for the AOC E07 $10–12. Other models need the charger made for their own model, usually the cable from the box.
The white finish sits at $65–70 against $25–30 for silver, with the same 1.96-inch AMOLED, calls and voice assistant. The finish, not the hardware, sets the gap.
Rarely outside the warranty. Separate screens are hard to find and the case has to be resealed, while a new E07 costs $25–30.