SpyX - 10538 Spy Wrist Talkies For Kids - Hands-Free Secret Communication Via Disguised Walkie Talkies For Fun Spy Missions - Includes Watch Disguise and Morse Code Option, 6+ Years
Description
🕵️♂️ Unlock your inner agent with SpyX Wrist Talkies—where every wrist hides a secret!
- COLLECT CONQUER - Part of the SpyX gadget range—build your ultimate secret agent arsenal.
- HANDS FREE SPY MISSIONS - Built-in microphone and speaker let junior agents communicate effortlessly during adventures.
- DURABLE COMFORTABLE DESIGN - Adjustable strap and flip-up protective bezel for all-day spy action.
- MASTER THE ART OF MORSE CODE - Send silent, secret messages using the LED light button and learn the full Morse alphabet.
- COVERT COMMUNICATION ON THE MOVE - Stay connected up to 60 meters with a sleek wristwatch design.
The SpyX 10538 Spy Wrist Talkies are hands-free walkie talkies disguised as digital watches, designed for kids aged 6 and up. Featuring a 60-meter communication range, built-in microphone, speaker, and an LED light for Morse code messaging, these wrist talkies encourage imaginative spy role play. Adjustable straps and a protective flip bezel ensure durability and comfort, making them the perfect gadget for junior secret agents on the go.
Specifications
| Product Dimensions | 6.35 x 25.4 x 20.32 cm; 131.54 g |
| Batteries | 6 LR44 batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 5 years and up |
| Item model number | 10538 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Role Play |
| Number of pieces | 2 |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Batteries included? | Yes |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
| Radio Control Number of Bands | 1 |
| Colour | Multicolor |
| Release date | 7 Oct. 2022 |
| ASIN | B095KS8W8T |
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Reviews
M**E
Don’t live up to what’s advertised
These watches look good but the walktalkie element is poor. Says can reach 60m but barely reaches 6m.
S**C
Disappointing
As a child, I would have died for these. The very idea of a walkie talkie on my wrist! The adventures I would have had!!!It’s just a shame that they don’t really work. Ok, that’s not entirely true. But certainly the radio bit of it (I am assuming a Bluetooth link, given a purported 60m range) is unintelligibly poor quality unless you are near enough that you could clearly hear each other anyway. And the supposed ability to send morse code messages between the two doesn’t work at all, at least for me. You are supposed to pair these together, so maybe that’s the problem here, but - despite what the instructions say - there is no way to do this (no button to press). There are many reviews reporting batteries running out, but we’ve not really got these to work sufficiently for that to be a problem.Overall, I think two stars is about right. The idea is cool, and the handsets themselves are quite fun (in a very bulky sort of way), and maybe that’s all you should expect for £16. Just don’t expect them to actually work.
A**N
Watches
Display on one watch broken in less than 3 mins of being used for the first time
R**D
Didnt work
one of the watches doesnt work. My neice was disappointed
S**
Cheap but fun
Bought for my son’s birthday. Not great sound quality, but didn’t really expect much at that price. Good fun though.
D**1
They do not work
One of them failed and will not pair. For the short time it was working the sound quality was very poor. A Christmas present that was ripped open so unable to return.
P**N
bad
battery only last 10 mins
S**4
Wrist walk-in talkies, don’t buy unless you have an endless supply of batteries
These wrist walk-in talkies are rubbish. If you can get them to pair together. The batteries (6) lr44 type will last ten minutes.It’s a shame as they were clear & my kids were having a lot of fun ( for 10 minutes) with them.Just buy some real walk-in talkies with rechargeable batteries & bigger range on them
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