Buy the Amazfit Bip 6.

It is a real smartwatch with a screen you can trust, the LIVIKEY is a plastic pedometer wearing a watch face.

What was compared

Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate, Activity Tracker, Pedometer Watch | Step Counter, H... — $19.99
Amazfit Bip 6 Smart Watch, 1.97" AMOLED Display, GPS, iOS/Android | 46mm, 14-Day Battery, ... — $79.00

1. A screen you actually enjoy looking at
The Bip 6 packs a 1.97 inch AMOLED hitting 2,000 nits, readable in direct sun. The LIVIKEY listing never even claims AMOLED, and budget trackers at its price almost always use dim, washed-out LCD panels you squint at outdoors.
2. Runs without your phone tagging along
Built-in GPS on the Bip 6 means it maps your run or ride on its own. The LIVIKEY has no GPS mentioned anywhere, so any route tracking depends on dragging your phone with you, defeating the point of a wrist tracker.
3. Two weeks a charge, not a daily chore
Amazfit states 14 days on a charge, confirmed by multiple hands-on reviews. The LIVIKEY page gives no battery figure at all, and unbranded trackers this cheap routinely need charging every 2-3 days, which gets old fast.
4. Independently tested, not just starred
Multiple outlets put the Bip 6 through weeks of real testing and confirmed its GPS, display and value hold up. The LIVIKEY has only a 3.8 star Amazon rating with no independent review found, so you are trusting strangers, not testers.
5. Yes it costs $60 more. Buy it anyway.
The LIVIKEY is genuinely $60 cheaper and that matters if you truly just want a step counter for a desk drawer, then get it, but that is a small slice of buyers. Anyone who actually wants GPS runs, a real screen and a health picture they trust needs the Bip 6, and $79 for all of that is still budget money.