Buy the aeac Smart Watch for Women.

It is a real smartwatch, not just a wrist pedometer, and the reviews back that up.

What was compared

Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate, Activity Tracker, Pedometer Watch | Step Counter, H... — $19.99
Smart Watch for Women, Answer/Make Call, 1.32'' AMOLED Ultra-Clear Screen | Fitness Tracke... — $64.98

1. Takes calls, the LIVIKEY just buzzes
The aeac lets you answer and make calls straight from your wrist. The LIVIKEY only vibrates for notifications, no speaker or mic at all. If a watch replacing phone-in-pocket moments matters to you, that gap shows up daily.
2. A screen you can actually read outside
The aeac has a 1.32 inch AMOLED panel, sharp and bright even in daylight. The LIVIKEY listing never mentions AMOLED, which lines up with the flatter LCD screens typical of $20 trackers and washed out in the sun.
3. Owners trust it more, and it shows
The aeac sits at 4.3 stars against the LIVIKEY's 3.9, with LIVIKEY reviewers flagging the band falling apart over time. A tracker you cannot keep strapped on defeats the whole point of buying one.
4. Built for real workouts, not just walks
110+ sport modes on the aeac cover cycling, swimming and strength work with mode-specific stats. The LIVIKEY page lists only steps, heart rate and sleep, fine for casual walking but nothing once you actually train.
5. Yes it costs three times more. Still worth it.
$64.98 against $19.99 is real money, but the LIVIKEY is a step counter with a heart rate sensor, not a smartwatch. Pay the extra $45 once for calls, a proper screen and a rating that says people actually keep it.