Iradish Y6 Smart Watch Review
Smart watches are slowly occupying our wrist with their magical features. Smart watches are bringing all the wrist-based superpowers and user experience to get notifications in a much smarter way. I’m a gadget freak, my selection of smartwatch must obey some strict features. I’m looking for a smartwatch with the latest design, advanced features, superior…

Smart watches are slowly occupying our wrist with their magical features. Smart watches are bringing all the wrist-based superpowers and user experience to get notifications in a much smarter way. I’m a gadget freak, my selection of smartwatch must obey some strict features. I’m looking for a smartwatch with the latest design, advanced features, superior build quality.
Recently I met Iradish Y6 Smartwatch. With the new design and premium quality materials, the watch looks elegant on any hand. And this, now, is our Iradish Y6 review.
Iradish Y6 SmartWatch Review: Build Quality & Features
If you’re fashion conscious and are looking for a stylish smartwatch, then the watch’s design suits you. The looks of Y6 are very much similar to Apple Watch. The build quality is good; it has 1.54inch square Radian HD screen with a resolution of 240×240 pixel. The screen quality is good, and touch is also responsive. You can see the display clearly; we’ve had no problems in outdoors as well as indoors, and animations are smooth.
Coming to calling features it has Micro SIM support, the SIM is GPRS enabled with Internet Browser. It has a 0.3MP Camera, which is average quality. What do you want a smart watch for? Apart from traditional calling features, the watch has extra abilities like Pedometer, sleep monitoring, and sedentary reminder. The watch has support for micro SD card; you can upgrade the memory to 32GB.
Performance
Performance wise the watch is powerful enough to handle all smartwatch tasks easily. It is good for regular wearing; it has very comfortable soft grip. Calling features are pretty easy to use in this watch; you can receive incoming calls directly from a smartphone.
I liked the Push Message Sync; you can send and receive messages easily from your watch. For charging it has a micro USB port, which is nowadays universal charging port for mobiles. You can store and listen to MP3 songs while on the go; the sound quality is good. Speaker volume is also good for ringing.
Making and receiving calls is pretty easy, touch sensitivity is excellent. Controls are easy which are standard across the platform and simple to use. The Y6 comes in Black, Gold and Rose Gold colors. The overall performance of the watch was good, and we didn’t experience any lags or issues which running apps.
Quick Specifications
- Battery: 350mAh
- Screen: 1.54-inch screen
- Resolution: 240 x 240 pixel
- Bluetooth 3.0
- Features: Anti-lost, Sedentary reminder, Pedometer, Sleep Monitoring
- Compatibility: Compatible with Android smartphones
Verdict
If you are planning to buy a smartwatch take a look at Iradish Y6. The Y6 looks brilliant, and if you’re female, the Rose Gold color Y6 look perfectly at home on your wrist.
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