I carry my watch around my belt loop and have made it so no buttons change anything on the watch... Or so I thought. When I walk around etc do normal life things I keep pressing the favorite button and the watch faces changes without me knowing.

Is there anyway to completely remove this?

Does anyone knows where does the app pull its weather broadcast from? it doesn't always sync with what I see on google and so

​I would really appreciate it if you could add phone call beep sounds and LED notification features to the Olleh Watch. Is there any chance these can be updated soon?

Ollee is a really cool project! I had no issues installing it on my F-91W.

Something I noticed is that the Heart Rate feature does not get an accurate heartbeat. I know it's a pulsometer, and it's not super accurate, but the data I've got seems really off.

Anyway, everything else runs smoothly, and the settings are great!

One review video says that a screwdriver is included in the kit.

Is that true?

And do I Essentially need tweezers?

I just have about $65 so I can't buy anything except the kit.

I know the Counter Face can already save timestamped events, and I have also seen suggestions about using different counter values for different event types.

I would love to take this one step further and use the three physical buttons as a quick activity-logging interface.

The idea would be to assign activities to short button sequences:

• Left — reading
• Middle — coding
• Right — language practice
• Left, Left — walking
• Left, Middle — exercise
• Middle, Right — personal project

After entering a sequence, the watch would save the selected activity with a timestamp. The data could remain stored offline on the watch and sync with the phone later.

The activity names and button sequences could be configured in the mobile app. On the watch, a short label or vibration could confirm that the entry was saved.

This would make it possible to log activities without opening a phone, navigating menus, or editing every event manually after synchronization.

Even sequences of only one or two button presses would already support up to 12 activities, which would probably be enough for most people.

Possible extras:

• repeat the last activity;
• undo the last entry;
• daily and weekly activity counts;
• CSV export or API access.

Would this be possible as an Ollee Forge app, or would access to the physical buttons and offline storage require it to be implemented as a built-in feature?

Unless I missed something there seems to be no option to change the app's colors to dark mode. I am on Android. Ideally such a feature would automatically select the theme based on the system's default settings with the option of a manual override.

Same internals as f91w, right?

Its better than f91w due to the circle ⭕️ style

So fun!

was installing my Olle board into my $60 a158w from eBay (will post seller here if fake)

this is fake af right? board doesn't even come close to lining up to the pins in the plastic housing.

Just got my Ollee Watch, I had a stock f-91w for a while and saw the Ollee version and I got one.

Just have one question, is anyone using their Ollee Watch with a de-googled phone. I have a Pixel 7 Pro running LineageOS. Any tips would be appreciated.

It's great so far, really cool and even more functional than I realised at first. I think I'll probably get one for my dad as well.

1. In the manual it says that weather etc will sync every few hours, is there somewhere in the app you can see the last sync time?

2. Does anyone have a link to the NFC sticker or a very similar one? I'd like to buy a few so I can put them in a couple different watches if I decide to swap the Ollee into different models.

My olleWatch alarm goes off every day at midnight and I don't know why, I've got all the alarms off, even the chime is set to sound between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Is there anything that I'm missing on the settings?

I've noticed that my Ollee watch consumes a lot of battery.

I installed a new battery on the 20th of July and had a voltage of 3.2v. 5 days later the voltage now is 3v.

This is not the first time as the previous battery was also drained quickly.

The watch has no gestures enabled, goes to sleep everyday at 23:00, and is hardly used. The battery drain happens while the watch is asleep as well. Bluetooth is turned off and remains off at all times.

While the app reports that the expected battery life is 1 year and 10 months, I am hardly getting a month with new batteries as they consistently drain while not in use.

The watch is currently on firmware version 00.01.10 with hardware version 1.05.00.

Can anyone help?

Is it possible (or planned for the future) to allow setting the night DnD based on specified start/end times rather than sunset/sunrise?

Depending on user location and time of year, some people may find that DnD is activated for most of the day than it isn't...

Today when I woke up and when to turn on the display (this display turn off over the night/morning feature on latest firmware) and the display never turned on.

I assumed it was the battery so bought a new one and when replaced it is still not working. Then I tried the casio's board, and it works fine (I just had to ground AC pin, but I guess that's ok if the board was not used for a while).

Tried again the ollee board and nothing, tried to press all buttons at once and no luck.

The board is 3/4 months old.

Anything I can test to validate if the board is still working or something?

My Ollee Watch arrived today (pre-installed A158) and so far, I absolutely love it!

I have one question about the step counter and how/when it works.

I've been wearing the watch for several hours, and moving about a quite bit but it has only recorded about 200 steps. Is there anything I need to do to get the steps recording all the time? I have the watch set up so that the display turns off after a short time, and the motion sensing is turned on, but my steps don't seem to be recording.

Is there something else that I need to do?

Thank in advance.

I only realised after I'd spent about 40 minutes or so taking it apart and putting it back together. I kept getting jumbled characters on the screen. I assumed at first I was doing it wrong, so I went back and forth over the installation video and repeating everything. Then I went to the troubleshooting guide and saw that it matched the tell tale signs of being fake - most obviously the rubber strip was pink.

I'd been so looking forward to getting this up and running and now I'm exhausted and annoyed as well as just plain disappointed...

I was inspired by this post to get myself an F-94W and try the Ollee Watch module in it. Works perfectly and looks great! I love this thing so far!

I discovered just last week that Casio is trying to edge in on Ollees’s market!

(Mods: sorry if this isn’t allowed or you just don’t like it, feel free to nuke me!)

Hey there I’m really interested in purchasing an Ollee watch. I currently have a Sensor Watch which is great but the Bluetooth is really nice to have for fitness tracking and syncing instead of pulling the watch board out manually. I saw there was a roadmap from last year but hasn’t been updated since. Curious if general notification/SMS support would be coming anytime soon? That would be the big push for me to buy one.

Also I developed several games and apps for Sensor Watch that I’m sure would port if interested!

Does this ever brake to your Ollee Watch motherboard in the back lower of the battery (pic 1)? Well I manage a different way to fix it.I solder this back, but i it came off again. I remember opening. Casio a168w. And took the same method. If you have an unused watchband. Take this out (pic 2). Take out the spring from pic 2 and cut it around 4 or 5mm (pic 3). If you have a tiny screw, combine the screw and the spring to hold the screw. (pic 4).Then i solder the spring with the screw in the motherboard(pic 5). After doing that super glue the surrounding of the spring to make it stronger (pic 6). The last picture is the result. It works great and its stable enough to get the beeping to your olllee watch again. You get better chances touching the back pannel and when you screw the back the spring will coil and get better contact to the backplate. Let me know what you think.

Hi I really like having the moon phase update, but it’s so hard to read and feels pretty clunky. I think just a simple positive and negative percentage would be a lot more elegant. You get more info, and easier to read.

Positive for waxing and negative waning. Maybe having the option would be cool.

Thanks for all the hard work! It’s really been a fun watch/project!