Verizon Gizmo Watch Review

After carefully testing and evaluating dozens of kids smartwatches, our team thinks the Verizon Gizmo Watch 3 and 3 Adventure are great options for budget-conscious families.
Great for video calling
Verizon Gizmo Watch 3
4.3 out of 5 stars
4.25
  • pro
    Camera
  • pro
    Preset text responses
  • con
    Screen protector sold separately
Affordable and durable
Verizon Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure
4.3 out of 5 stars
4.25
  • con
    No camera
  • pro
    Full text keyboard and speech-to-text
  • pro
    Scratch-resistant display
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Cathy Habas
May 08, 2025
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Verizon currently sells two smartwatches for kids ages 6 through 12: the Gizmo Watch 3 and the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure.

Our team thinks both options are easy-to-use and budget-friendly with low upfront costs and monthly fees. You don't have to be an existing Verizon customer to buy these watches, but you should live in an area with a strong Verizon signal for accurate location tracking and clear reception. 

Below, we'll describe the key differences between the Gizmo Watch 3 and Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure, compare them to other smartwatches for kids, take a look at real parent experiences, explain how its features work, and help you decide if they're the best choice for you and your child. 

pro
What we like
pro Full parental control over who can text or call the watch
pro A variety of communication options
pro Location tracking and safe zones
pro Colorful bands and charms
pro Easy-to-use parent app
pro School mode
pro Good battery life
pro Financing available
con
Room for improvement
con Requires Verizon plan
con Battery doesn't last as long with step-tracking enabled
con Small number of contacts (20)

In our Verizon Gizmo Watch review

Key differences between the Gizmo Watch 3 and the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure

Should you get the Gizmo Watch 3 or the 3 Adventure? Your choice ultimately boils down to whether you (and your child) want these features:

  • A 5MP selfie camera with the ability to text photos and make short video calls (Gizmo Watch 3).
  • Speech-to-text and a full-text keyboard for more nuanced conversations (Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure)
  • A larger, more durable screen (Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure)
  • Easier charging (Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure)

Each watch also comes in different colors (mostly shades of blue) and has slightly different games, with the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure emphasizing math games. 

We lean toward the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure because it's a little more affordable and we like the upgraded screen, charger, and text keyboard, but a lot of parents like to be able to do video calls with their kids. In that case, the original Gizmo Watch 3 is an excellent choice.

Compare both Verizon Gizmo Watches

Product
Device fee
Camera + video calling
Speech to text
Full text keyboard
Charger
Scratch-resistant display
Learn More
Icon Yes  LightYes
Icon No  LightNo
Icon No  LightNo
Magnetic pins
Icon No  LightNo
Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure
Icon No  LightNo
Icon Yes  LightYes
Icon Yes  LightYes
Magnetic, no pins; initiates "nightstand mode"
Icon Yes  LightYes
Thumbs Down

RIP Gizmo Watch 2 and Disney Edition

Verizon has discontinued the Gizmo Watch 2 and the Disney Edition, but you can still buy accessories for old watches on the Verizon website.

Honestly, the Gizmo Watch 3 and 3 Adventure are much better anyway. 

Gizmo Watch 3: Great for video calling

Great for video calls
Price
$149.99
Display
1.41 inches
Battery life
Up to 86 hours (3.6 days)
Colors
Blue clay, teal mint, dark navy
Communication
  • Contact slots: 20
  • Contacts must communicate through secure app: Yes
  • Video calling: Yes, limited to 3 minutes per call
  • Full text keyboard: No
  • Talk to text: No
  • Voice calls: Yes
  • Voice messages: Yes
  • Emoji keyboard: Yes
  • Silent mode with vibration alerts: Yes
  • Text photos: Yes

Emergencies
  • SOS: Yes, press and hold the SOS button for 5 seconds to call the Emergency SOS contact (usually the parent or guardian who set up the account)
  • Direct to 911: No
  • Audio drop-in: Yes
  • Remote shut-down: Yes
  • Location tracking: Yes
    • Tracking tech: GPS, Wi-Fi, LTE
    • Location history: Yes
    • Live tracking: Yes
    • Safe Zones (geofencing): Yes

Technical specs
  • Camera: 5MP selfie camera
  • Memory: 1GB
  • Storage: 8GB
  • Dimensions: 1.81'' H x 1.65'' W x 0.58'' D
  • Weight: 1.75 oz
  • Charger: Magnetic pogo pin charger
  • Bluetooth compatible: Yes
  • IP rating: IP68 (can withstand a water depth of nearly 10 feet for up to 30 minutes, but Verizon doesn't recommend doing this on purpose)

Other
  • International service: No
  • School mode: Yes
  • Games: Tic-tac-toe, Gizmo Says, and a puzzle game
  • Music: No
  • Health monitoring: No
  • Pedometer: Yes
  • Calculator: Yes
  • To-do lists/reminders: Yes
  • Alarm clock: Yes
  • Flashlight: No
  • Weather: Yes

The original Gizmo Watch 3 doesn't try to do too much at once. Instead, it sticks to the basics that parents expect from a kids smartwatch: an SOS button, secure communication, accurate location tracking, and school mode to limit distractions. 

One of the few kids smartwatches with video calling, the Gizmo Watch 3 could be a great way to get some face time with your child while they're staying at grandma's. In customer reviews, parents say the video is surprisingly clear. However, if your child prefers to write their thoughts, they'll find the Gizmo Watch 3 very limiting since it only allows kids to select from a list of preset responses.

Of course, there are also some fun things for the kids, like a step tracker and a few brain games

  • Go ahead and buy the Gizmo Watch 3 if you definitely want a kids smartwatch that supports video calling.
  • Pivot to the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure if your kids are more likely to text than to make video calls.
  • Keep shopping if your kiddo knows more than 20 people who may want to call or text them. (The TickTalk 5 has video calling capabilities and 53 contact slots.)

What parents are saying about the Verizon Gizmo Watch 3

The Verizon Gizmo Watch 3 has an average star rating of 3.3 out of 5 from over 1,100 reviews on Verizon.com. Here's what we learned from those reviews:

Pros

  • Clear video
  • Age-appropriate
  • Reasonable price
  • Good location accuracy
  • Good battery life
  • User-friendly
  • Kids love it

Cons

  • Quite a few parents have recently reported charging issues
  • Some parents say the watch quickly stops working
  • It can be tough to get help from customer service
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Thoughts from a Gizmo Watch 3 user
"I wish we would've gotten one sooner. Our youngest granddaughter just turned 7 and loves being outside all day in the neighborhood. Now she can call and tell us whose house she is at and we don't have to go searching for her. Only downside, she calls us all day long to say hi and I love you. That really isn't a downside."
—BVSMom via Verizon.com, September 2024

Bottom line: The Gizmo Watch 3 is an affordable kids smartwatch for on-the-go video calls. 

Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure: A low-cost option with useful upgrades

Low-cost option with upgrades
Price
$129.99
Display
1.6 inches
Battery life
Up to 86 hours (3.6 days)
Colors
Gray, Daphne Blue
Communication
  • Contact slots: 20
  • Contacts must communicate through secure app: Yes
  • Video calling: None
  • Full text keyboard: Yes
  • Talk to text: Yes
  • Voice calls: Yes
  • Voice messages: Yes
  • Emoji keyboard: Yes
  • Silent mode with vibration alerts: Yes
  • Text photos: No

Emergencies
  • SOS: Yes, press and hold the SOS button for 5 seconds to call the Emergency SOS contact (usually the parent or guardian who set up the account)
  • Direct to 911: No
  • Audio drop-in: Yes
  • Remote shut-down: Yes
  • Location tracking: Yes
    • Tracking tech: GPS, Wi-Fi, LTE
    • Location history: Yes
    • Live tracking: Yes
    • Safe Zones (geofencing): Yes

Technical specs
  • Camera: None
  • Memory: 1GB
  • Storage: 8GB
  • Dimensions: 1.81'' H x 1.65'' W x 0.58'' D
  • Weight: 1.75 oz
  • Charger: Magnetic pinless charging dock
  • Bluetooth compatible: Yes
  • IP rating: IP68 (can withstand a water depth of nearly 10 feet for up to 30 minutes, but Verizon doesn't recommend doing this on purpose)

Other
  • International service: No
  • School mode: Yes
  • Games: Math and memory games
  • Music: No
  • Health monitoring: No
  • Pedometer: Yes
  • Calculator: Yes
  • To-do lists/reminders: Yes
  • Alarm clock: Yes
  • Flashlight: No
  • Weather: Yes

The Gizmo Watch 3 was at risk of being left in the dust by other kids smartwatches if it didn't get some major updates. Verizon's version of "keeping up with the Joneses" is the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure, which offers speech to text and a full text keyboard.

Now, kids can fully express themselves without having to leave a voice message (Let's be honest, listening to a voice message isn't always convenient, but reading a text? Effortless and discreet.) However, the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure doesn't have video calling. If you want a watch that does it all, you may want to try the TickTalk 5. 

We also like the scratchproof screen on the 3 Adventure. Verizon customer service told us it's made of diamond-like carbon (DLC), and that the edge of the watch is slightly higher than the screen for additional drop protection.  

Finally, we love "nightstand mode" in the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure. We haven't seen anything like it before. When the watch is on the charger, the screen lights up and displays the date, time, and alarm—just like a digital alarm clock. 

  • Go ahead and buy the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure if you're looking for an affordable yet durable watch.
  • Pivot to the Gizmo Watch 3 if your child is on the younger side and prefers video calling to texting.
  • Keep shopping if: You don't want to sacrifice video calling for a full-text keyboard.

What parents are saying about the Verizon Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure

On the Verizon website, 99 reviewers give the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure an average rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars. Here's some common feedback:

Pros

  • Good battery life.
  • Good cell reception.
  • Good amount of features.
  • Fast, accurate location tracking.
  • Charger is easier for kids to use.

Cons

  • The watch is larger than the Gizmo Watch 2 and may be difficult to fit under long sleeves.
  • Parents can't monitor the texts their child sends to other people (this is pretty typical of kids smartwatches).
  • Rare technical issues, like not being able to turn the watch on.

Some parents didn't realize that this watch didn't have a camera, but Verizon now includes the phrase "No Camera" in the watch's headline to clarify. 

Parents also complained that there were no replacement chargers or screen protectors available for this watch. Verizon has since released both in its online shop:

  • $19.99 for a Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure Wireless Charger
  • $29.99 for a ZAGG InvisibleShield Fusion for Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure
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Thoughts from a Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure user
"This is absolutely perfect for my 8 year old son. So many amazing features! He never carries his phone so this is a great way to still track him and talk to him when he is playing outside or going to school."
—Melissa via Verizon.com, January 2025

Bottom line: The Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure is a great alternative for Verizon customers who don't want a camera in their child's smartwatch.


A closer look at Gizmo Watch features

Not sure if the Gizmo Watch will do what you want it to do? In this section, we'll explain how the top features work so there's no surprises.

Parent-controlled contact list

Like most kids smartwatches, parents have full control over who can send and receive messages. There are 20 contact slots, and any number that isn't listed as a contact will be automatically blocked. This protects your child from spam/scam calls and prevents them from dialing random numbers.  

You can assign different permissions to each contact:

  • Buddy: can send and receive calls
  • Gizmo Buddy: can send and receive calls and texts from another GizmoWatch
  • Caregivers: can send and receive calls and texts, see real-time GizmoWatch location, and receive various alerts
  • Guardian: same as Caregiver but with the ability to add and remove contacts, turn the GizmoWatch on and off, and change its settings

With the exception of Gizmo Buddies, all contacts must send communications through the Verizon GizmoHub app, which is free to download. You can't place calls or send texts through your phone's normal keypad and text center.

Location tracking and check-in

Through the GizmoHub smartphone app, you can view your child’s location to confirm that they made it to school or are still at a friend’s house. Best of all, you can do so without seeming like a nagging parent, since your child won’t know that you’ve looked up their location.

Your child can also manually check in by tapping the location symbol in the watch menu. Contacts marked as guardians or caregivers will be notified of the child’s location.

The app generates a location history report, and you can refresh the screen at any time to see their real-time location. However, the battery drains faster with more frequent check-ins.

Safe zones

You can also receive location-based alerts, also known as geofencing or safe zones. First, you have to set up and name the locations you want to monitor, such as school, home, the park, the library, or friends’ houses.

A circle appears around each location on the map. This is the geofence (digital perimeter). You’ll get notifications when the GizmoWatch enters or exits this boundary.

You can adjust the size of the circle on the map by tapping and dragging.

The only downside is that this won’t work well in apartment complexes or other large buildings. You won’t necessarily know which floor they’re on.

Auto answer feature for parents

All GizmoWatches feature an “auto answer” option for parents. If your child isn’t answering calls, enable this mode from the parent app to turn their watch into a two-way speaker.

School mode

A new smartwatch is exciting, and your child might need a little help focusing on school. You can set up a period of time when the watch won’t work except for emergency calls. 

Other than switching on school mode, there’s no way to limit the watch’s daily use or receive alerts about excessive usage. Parents do have the option shut down the device through the GizmoHub app.

GizmoWatches connect to the Verizon network only

Many other kids smartwatches let you choose your own cellular provider, but you're stuck with Verizon if you want a GizmoWatch. 

That's fine if you live in a Verizon coverage area, but stinks if you need something like AT&T or T-Mobile instead. 

Verizon verifies coverage during the checkout process, so you shouldn't be in for a surprise once the GizmoWatch arrives. Still, it doesn't hurt to double-check the FCC’s map (check the “Verizon LTE Data” box). Zoom in to confirm your exact area is covered.   


What's missing from the Verizon Gizmo Watch

One of the things we like about Verizon's Gizmo Watches is that they're simple. Verizon didn't try to cram every feature under the sun into these devices, and that keeps them user-friendly and affordable. 

Still, if you're looking for something specific, you might want to pass on these watches. Here's what you won't find in the Verizon Gizmo Watch 3 and Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure.

No direct-to-911 option

Kids can't dial 911 on the Gizmo Watch, and that's designed to keep them out of trouble in case they call in a false alarm.

In an emergency, kids can activate an SOS button by pressing and holding for five seconds, then swiping on the touch screen to place the call.

You can set up only one contact as the designated emergency number. If you’re not available, the phone doesn’t cycle through to a back-up number. Your child would have to manually go through their contact list and place another call.

Not having 911 as a backup option isn't unusual in a kid's smartwatch, but some do offer it, including the Bark Watch, TickTalk 5, and Cosmo JrTrack4.

No music

It seems like a swing-and-miss to add Bluetooth earbud compatibility to the Gizmo Watch 3 but fail to offer music of any kind. The TickTalk5 and Cosmo JrTrack4 do play kid-friendly music.

No flashlight

A lot of kids smartwatches now have built-in flashlights, but that upgrade didn't make it into the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure.

No health monitoring

Aside from the pedometer, there are no health-tracking features for active kids. The Garmin Bounce and Angel Watch offer health-tracking options, while the Gabb Watch 3e uses a virtual pet to encourage kids to stay active.

Doesn't work worldwide

Don't count on a Verizon GizmoWatch to help you keep track of your kid on an international vacation—it won't work. The TickTalk5, Angel Watch, and Xplora X5 Play do have worldwide coverage.


Verizon GizmoWatches vs. other kids smartwatches

If the Verizon Gizmo Watch 3 and 3 Adventure don't meet your needs, consider our other favorite kids smartwatches. Here are our recommended alternatives:

  • For more contact slots, choose the Gabb Watch 3e, Bark Watch, TickTalk 5, or Cosmo JrTrack4.
  • For communication that doesn't require contacts to download an app, choose the Bark Watch.
  • For video calling and speech-to-text, choose the TickTalk5.
  • For a direct-to-911 option, consider the Bark Watch, TickTalk5, or Cosmo JrTrack4.
  • For gamified activity, choose the Gabb Watch 3e.
  • For international use, consider the TickTalk5.

None of our recommended kids smartwatches offer video calling and a full-text keyboard.

We consider the Gabb Watch 3e the best kids smartwatch overall. See how it compares to the Verizon Gizmo Watch 3 and 3 Adventure in our head-to-head review.  

Quick comparison of our favorite kids smartwatches

Watch
Best for
Watch price Icon Tooltip  Dark
Video calling
GPS tracking
Max. number of contacts
Emergency Options
Learn more
Best overall
Icon No  LightNo
Icon Yes  LightYes
100SOS button
Best for cyberbullying protection
Icon No  LightNo
Icon Yes  LightYes
UnlimitedSOS button, 911
Best for video calling
Icon Yes  LightYes
Icon Yes  LightYes
53SOS button, 911
Budget pick
Icon No  LightNo
Icon Yes  LightYes
100SOS button, 911
Best simple watch
Icon Yes  LightYes
Icon Yes  LightYes
20SOS button

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Cost of the Verizon Gizmo Watch

The cost of the watch itself can be paid upfront or in monthly installments.

  • Gizmo Watch 3: $149.99 upfront or $4.16/mo. for 36 months with 0% APR financing
  • Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure: $129.99 upfront or $3.61/mo. for 36 months with 0% APR financing

You'll also pay the following:

  • $35 upfront activation fee
  • $10/mo. cellular fee

Shipping is typically free, but you can pay for faster delivery. If you decide to return the watch, you'll be charged a $50 restocking fee.

Accessories

Verizon sells a variety of accessories for the Gizmo Watches. Here's a sample:

  • Chargers (about $20)
  • Screen protectors (about $30)
  • Colorful silicone bands (about $20)
  • Colorful nylon bands (about $35)
  • Wristband decorations (about $25)

Verizon GizmoWatch FAQ

Yes, both parents can have the GizmoHub app. Whoever sets up the account can grant the other parent Guardian access. This allows both parents to have the same level of control over the GizmoWatch.

Ages 6 through 12 will get the most use and enjoyment out of a GizmoWatch.

Younger kids may be better off with a GPS tracker, while a kids phone may be better for teens.

Verizon Gizmo Watches can only be charged with the included docking station. Your typical smartphone charge cord won’t work. So add it to vacation packing lists, because you’re unlikely to find a replacement at a convenience store.

The Gizmo Watch 3 uses a magnetic pogo pin charger, while the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure uses a wireless, magnetic, and pinless charger. 

Verizon doesn't recommend wearing any GizmoWatch in in the pool, bathtub, shower, etc. Doing so may void your warranty. 

That said, the GizmoWatch 2 and Disney Edition are rated IP67 and the Gizmo Watch 3 is rated IP68—which means all of them should survive if accidentally dunked into water less than 3 feet deep. The Gizmo Watch 3's higher rating means it could be dropped into a pool almost 10 feet deep and still work. 

Yes, both Verizon Gizmo Watches have a monthly service fee of about $10 per month. You can also pay the device fee in monthly installments for 36 months: 

  • $4.16/mo. for Gizmo Watch 3
  • $3.61/mo. for Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure

A Verizon cellular data plan for GizmoWatch costs $10 per month. If you choose to finance the watch, you can make payments of around $2.77 per month for 36 months for the GizmoWatch 2, $4.16 per month for 36 months for the Gizmo Watch 3, or $5.55 per month for 36 months for the Disney Edition.

There’s also the option to pay about $14 extra per month for a Verizon Mobile Protect plan.

Yes. The Gizmo Watch 3 allows kids to send pre-written text messages, while the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure includes a full text keyboard and talk-to-text. You can text a custom message to your child’s watch via the GizmoHub app.

No, the GizmoWatch can’t call 911.

Yes, the parent app GizmoHub works with Android phones running version 8.1 and above.

Yes, you have to use a Verizon data plan with the GizmoWatch. But that doesn't mean you have to be a current Verizon customer to buy the GizmoWatch. You’ll buy a monthly plan during the checkout process.

The differences between the Gizmo 2 and Gizmo 3 include the following:

  • Gizmo Watch 3 has a camera with video calling, bluetooth connection for earbuds, longer battery life, more approved contacts allowed and more GPS tracking insights.
  • The Gizmo Watch 3 has more safe zones, more games, and more customization options than the Gizmo Watch 2. It's also easier to add "buddies" with friends who have the Gizmo watch.
  • Gizmo Watch 3 has a more powerful processor (Qualcomm DSW 4100), 5 MP camera, 8GB of storage and a higher dust and water resistance rating of IP68. It has 20 approved contacts available.
  • Gizmo Watch 2 has a Qualcomm SDW 2500 processor, no camera, 4GB of storage and a dust and water resistance rating of IP67. It has 10 approved contacts available.

The GizmoWatch 2 and the GizmoWatch 3 both include a built-in activity tracker, GPS tracking features and games.

The LG GizmoPal has a much larger screen than the GizmoWatch, so it's a little too bulky for smaller children. The GizmoWatch uses 4G LTE technology, so it has a faster connection than the GizmoPal's 3G capabilities. The GizmoWatch is also more expensive than the GizmoPal.

There’s no built-in report on the GizmoWatch 2 that shows your child’s location history or traces their steps. But you can set up the next-best thing: time-based notifications.

  1. Start on your child’s profile page.
  2. Tap Add Location Alert followed by Time-Based.
  3. Next, select Time Range.
  4. Choose the dates and times when you want to know your child’s location, as well as how often you want the check-ins to take place.

For example, you could set up the app to tell you where your child is every 30 minutes between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m., every single day. Or, you could just focus on the times when your child is traveling to and from school, sports practice, a friend’s house, etc.

On the app, you’ll see a full list of your child’s locations during these scheduled check-ins. It’s not minute-by-minute historical tracking, but it’s pretty close.

The only downside is that you’ll drain the GizmoWatch’s battery life with more frequent check-ins.

No, parents must set up texting permissions via the GizmoHub app. 

How we reviewed the Verizon Gizmo Watch

For our Verizon Gizmo Watch review, we talked to Verizon and downloaded copies of the user manuals. We read what other parents were saying in dozens of reviews and used our industry knowledge of other kids smartwatches to put the Gizmo Watch’s features into context. Learn more on the SafeWise methodology page.

Final word

After comparing both of Verizon's kids smartwatches, we believe there's no clear winner. Both the Gizmo Watch 3 and Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure are thoughtfully designed for kids and their parents.

We like the Gizmo Watch 3 because it offers video calling, which is a rare feature in kids smartwatches. But the Gizmo Watch 3 Adventure is a nice camera-less option with a convenient full-text keyboard and voice-to-text. The best choice really depends on the features that are important to you and your child.

Both options are among the most affordable kids smartwatches on the market, especially when you factor in the generous 36-month financing and the relatively low monthly service fee.  


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Cathy Habas
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With over eight years of experience as a content writer, Cathy has a knack for untangling complex information. Her natural curiosity and ability to empathize help Cathy offer insightful, friendly advice. She believes in empowering readers who may not feel confident about a purchase, project, or topic. Cathy earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Indiana University Southeast and began her professional writing career immediately after graduation. She is a certified Safe Sleep Ambassador and has contributed to sites like Safety.com, Reviews.com, Hunker, and Thumbtack. Cathy’s pride and joy is her Appaloosa “Chacos.” She also likes to crochet while watching stand-up comedy specials on Netflix.

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