KOSPET Orb Smart Watch for Men, 17 Days Battery, 1.43" AMOLED Smartwatch for iPhone&Android, IP68 Waterproof, 24/7 Heart Rate & Sleep Monitor, 170+ Sport Modes, Bluetooth Call (Answer/Make) Graphite Grey / KOSPET-Orb-Graphite-Grey

The KOSPET Orb in Graphite Grey is a smart watch built around a 1.43-inch AMOLED display running at 1,000 nits peak brightness, with IP68 protection against dust and water. It tracks heart rate and sleep around the clock, covers over 175 sport modes, and handles Bluetooth calls so you can answer or make them from the wrist. It pairs with both iPhone and Android, and is listed with 25 days of battery in standby.

The Orb supports 9 ApexMotion sports modes, automatically detects 6 movements without being started manually, and adds 165 or more freestyle training modes on top. Auto-detection matters for the sessions you forget to log, which are usually the everyday ones. Alongside activity it records heart rate, SpO2, stress and mood.

The 1.43-inch AMOLED panel peaks at 1,000 nits, which is what keeps it readable in direct sun rather than only indoors. Touch response is paired with a precision rotating crown, so scrolling works without covering the screen. Both input methods are available at any time.

The Orb combines lightweight construction, a sculpted crown and a high-contrast display in a clean design without extra detailing. Low weight is the specification that decides whether a watch stays on overnight for sleep tracking. The result is a form that works in a meeting and in a workout.

The display runs at 466x466 resolution behind Gorilla Glass rated at 9H hardness with four times the scratch resistance. Peak brightness reaches 1,000 nits, so the screen stays legible from an early commute to an after-hours workout. Those four figures together are what determine whether a watch face is readable and undamaged a year in.

In total the Orb covers over 175 sports modes, including the 9 ApexMotion modes and 6 auto-detected movements. That range takes in quick indoor runs between meetings and casual walks during breaks, not only planned training. The breadth is aimed at people whose exercise fits around a working day.

Outdoor running mode records pace, heart rate and stride length while you jog. Stride length is the metric most casual runners never see, and it is the one that explains a pace change. Recording it before or after work turns a commute run into a session with data behind it.

The Orb keeps recording between workouts, from morning stretches through to evening deadlines. Continuous tracking is what makes the daily view meaningful rather than a list of disconnected sessions. Nothing needs to be started or stopped for the background data to accumulate.

Sleep monitoring provides a detailed analysis of sleep stages rather than a single duration figure, and it adds smart daytime nap tracking. Naps are usually missed entirely by watches that only look at night-time hours. Both feed into the same record in the app.

Heart rate is tracked continuously with abnormal heart rate alerts, and SpO2 is measured through everyday life rather than only on demand. A one-tap check returns heart rate, SpO2 and stress together whenever you want a current reading. All three appear in the same place instead of across separate screens.

KOSPET rates the Orb at 14 to 17 days of typical usage, 9 to 11 days under heavy usage and 25 or more days in standby mode. Heavy usage is the figure to plan around if you record daily workouts with the screen active. Even at that level the watch is charged weekly rather than nightly.

The Orb includes personalised cycle tracking with reminders delivered to the watch. Keeping the log on the wrist means it updates without opening a separate application. The data sits alongside the rest of the tracking in the Apexmove app.

IP68 protection covers dust and water, so washing your hands, walking through rain or finishing a sweaty workout does not require taking the watch off. The rating is about everyday exposure rather than diving. It is what allows the watch to stay on continuously for sleep and heart rate tracking.

Apexmove is the companion app, covering health insights, workout progress and personalisation of the watch. It syncs with third-party fitness apps, so the Orb's data does not have to live in isolation from whatever you already use. The app also carries training courses and a range of watch faces.

Workouts sync instantly, so an activity recorded on the wrist appears in the app without a manual export. Apexmove also includes a number of training courses to follow rather than designing sessions yourself. Syncing and adjustments are handled by the app in the background.

The Orb ships with built-in animated and customisable watch faces, including photo options. Changing the face changes how the watch reads against an outfit without changing the watch itself. It is the fastest way to make one device suit both a workout and an evening.

A multifunction dial lets you swap widgets such as steps, weather and altitude on the watch face. A custom dial takes any image you upload through the Apexmove app, and the always-on display face can be customised and scheduled or set to follow your current design. Those three settings cover most of what people change on a smart watch.

The Orb answers and makes Bluetooth calls directly from the wrist, and it pairs with both iPhone and Android handsets. Calling from the watch is the feature that removes the phone from a walk or a workout entirely. This model is the Graphite Grey version, listed as KOSPET-Orb-Graphite-Grey.