Smart Watch for Men/Women, Fitness Tracker for Andriod/iOS, IP68 Waterproof with Heart Rate/Pedometer/Sleep Monitor

I caught this on a good sale on Amazon with a coupon and wasn't expecting much. I think it was on Prime Day. But let me tell ya I was wrong. Steps - This watch helps me keep my step count pretty much the same as my sports watch that cost about 3x as much. I compared the two and their activity and heart rate and blood ox readings are quite similar. These types of watches are not meant to be used as a medical device but the watch at least gives me a idea of the range I am in. I did also check to make sure the step count was at least close to right as could be after setting it up. It was only like 5 steps off of my actual step count after many many steps. Close enough for me. The con for me is that it does not take BP measurements, but honestly my other more expensive one is not reliable when compared to a cuff blood pressure monitor. So the fact this watch does not do BP is not a big deal for me personally. Water - The other day I was docking my Waverunner on a lake and I jumped in the lake and swam around forgetting I had this watch on! It came out fine and has not had any issues. I didn't dive with it on, but I did swim around for about 10 minutes. I have run it under faucets also and haven't had any problems. Battery - I have no idea how this little battery can last so long. But after the first charge it lasted about 3 weeks! I am still on the second charge and it has already been several days and it is at 71%. Amazing. All in all a good value for me.

So, I needed a smart watch for a vacation because I would have no other way to look up distance or measure steps, and I was in the midst of a "fitness challenge." So I turned to this watch because I liked the layout and I didn't need most bells and whistles. Just a nice display, step count, distance count for runs, and a sleep monitor for fun. I have never before owned a smart watch (never wanted one), so certainly wasn't about to drop hundreds of dollars on it. When I received it, I was immediately impressed with the weight, the bands, the easy functionality, and ease of charging. Speaking of charging, I charged it to 100% before my 5 day trip. Did not bring the charging cord. Came back to 70-80%, if I remember correctly? (I don't remember because I didn't have to care!). I have one issue with this, but I don't think it's much different than most smart watches. The distance calculated when running is off. With the app/phone, it's spot on. But I don't want to run with a phone (otherwise, I wouldn't have needed a watch). I matched the watch running "distance" vs GPS. It was exactly off (for me) by 50%. The reason this wasn't a big deal to me is because I could simply take the calculated distance and multiply by 1.5 to get my actual distance (keep in mind how affordable this is... that's not a big deal). The step count is perfect. AND.. during sport mode, the time/clock still shows on top. It was everything I wanted and more. Would not hesitate to buy this again if needed!

Athough its a bit early to tell for sure...Positives: Price was $21 when purchased-hard to beat that, It's a nice looking watch easily readable, you can quickly change faces with the App. It fits well band appears strong. It seems pretty accurate for HR recording and has reminders to get moving/get a drink, battery life is about 3 days (longer when not connected to phone)...Negatives: It's really basic-keep in mind it's under $30. The O2 sensor is not accurate, the App although looks pretty good is glitchy, it wants to run continuously in tge background and zaps battery life in both phone and watch. I finally deleted the app (you will need it to set the watch up) and since deleting I'm now on day 3 with 89% life left.If your looking for a nice watch that is in continuous connectivity to phone for tracking over tge longer term there is probably a better option out there at quadruple the price, if your like me and just want to know what's happening now with your heart rate, steps, distance then this one should well fit that need.Good luck out there!

I love the watch. Would have given it a 5 except, it is hard to get to get the watch face to turn on. The button only works intermittently. Shake the watch like I'm having a seizure and it eventually comes on.

Very pleased with the features of this watch, many options available through the App. Long run time between charges. So many feature’s for a very modest price. Only concern is it may require additional turns of wrist to activate watch face.

Nice look ,feels good ....but the battery life sucks.I find myself charging it every 3 to 4 days.One minute it's at 70% and then 0% .

I admit, I ordered this because of the price. However, now that I have it I am very glad that I did. This smart watch looks like a much more expensive version and provides all the features they do. It is sturdy, accurate and provides a very easy to use app. I am able to track my steps, heart rate, calories, blood oxygen level and many other features. I can change the face to a variety of styles, depending on my mood at the time. Most importantly, it holds up well when I sweat and even when I forget to take it off before getting in the shower. The only thing I can find wrong with it is the band, and that has nothing to do with the product itself, I just prefer a metal band to the one that comes with it. But this one doesnt drive me nuts by rubbing my wrist raw. I bought it because I was cheap...I would buy it again because of the quality!

The media could not be loaded.  Good for the money. If you don't mind small details being off - such as use of metric system or 24hr clock for your reminders and some tracking - then it's a good buy. I like the breathing timer.For the app, it's easy to use. I can customize my reminders for what time of day it is allowed to alert me, which is nice. It's not very particular for what alerts I can activate, but I don't need to know when I have a fb alert, so this doesn't bother me.I am sure there are better quality out there, but for this price point, I recommend it.