-10% Zeblaze
BrandValdus
৳1,800 ৳2,600 Sale
In stock
1.83-inch HD full-touch display at 240 × 284 pixels
Bluetooth 5.2 calling with mic and speaker
280mAh battery, rated 5–7 days of use
Heart rate, SpO2, sleep and blood pressure estimates
1ATM water resistance, 100+ sports modes
37g in an ABS and polycarbonate case
A 1.83-inch calling watch at 37 grams, sitting alongside the VS10 in Valdus's range. Compare both across our smartwatches.
These two are close enough to be genuinely confusing, so here is the concrete difference. The VS10 and the VS14 share the same 1.83-inch panel at 240 × 284 pixels, the same Bluetooth 5.2 calling and the same 37-gram weight. The VS14 has the larger battery — 280mAh against 230 — and carries a 1ATM water rating where the VS10 carries IP67. The VS10 lists more sports modes, 130-plus against 100-plus. So the VS14 is the one to choose for endurance, and the difference in sports modes is unlikely to matter unless you need a specific one.
A built-in microphone and speaker let you answer on the wrist. That is genuinely useful when your hands are occupied, and much less so in a noisy street where a small wrist speaker loses against traffic — worth knowing before you rely on it. The screen is large enough that a full message fits without scrolling, which is the practical benefit of 1.83 inches on a watch.
Optical sensors cover heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and a blood pressure estimate. Treat every reading as trend data. The blood pressure figure in particular is derived from the pulse signal rather than a cuff, so it is an estimate and not a measurement — no wrist device should inform a medical decision. Where it earns its place is showing change over weeks.
No warranty term is published for this model through our supply route, so we do not state one. Our returns policy covers a faulty unit.
| Model | VS14 |
|---|---|
| Type | Bluetooth calling smartwatch |
| Screen | 1.83-inch HD full touch |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 240 × 284 pixels |
| Monitoring | Heart rate Blood oxygen (SpO2) Sleep Blood pressure estimate |
|---|---|
| Sports modes | 100+ |
| Capacity | 280mAh |
|---|---|
| Battery life | Rated 5 – 7 days, up to 12 days standby |
| Bluetooth version | 5.2 |
|---|---|
| Calling | Built-in microphone and speaker |
| Water resistance | 1ATM |
|---|---|
| Weight | 37g |
| Materials | ABS Polycarbonate Silicone strap |
| Colours | Black Silver Grey Pink Yellow |
The VS14 for battery life — 280mAh against 230 — and for its 1ATM rating over the VS10's IP67. The VS10 lists more sports modes. Screen, calling and weight are identical between them, so battery is the deciding factor.
Treat it as an estimate, not a measurement. It is derived from the pulse signal rather than a cuff, so it cannot support a medical decision. Watch it for trends over weeks and use a proper monitor for anything that matters.
No. 1ATM is roughly the pressure of standing water, which covers rain, handwashing and sweat. Swimming involves movement through water at much higher effective pressure, and needs a 5ATM rating or better.
Indoors and somewhere quiet, yes. In a noisy street a small wrist speaker struggles against traffic. Where it genuinely helps is answering when your hands are full, then moving the call to your phone once you have picked it up.
Yes, through its companion app, as it does with Android. Tracking and notifications work on both platforms. iOS limits what any third-party watch can do with message replies, so expect to read notifications rather than answer them.
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