TYKOIT Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker with 45mm Touch Screen, Heart Rate Monitor, Blood Oxygen, Sleep Tracking Fitness Watch 5ATM Waterproof Smartwatch for Women Men Compatible with Android iOS

I love this watch!! It connected super easily to my Iphone 14, and still syncs well. Helps me track my sleep, steps, and heartbeat. It is comfortable, and stylish. People ask me if it is an Apple Watch too and are surprised that it's not. You can manage the brightness on it. It can have your notifications on or off. It allows you to set alarms and connect to Alexa if you want to. It can handle washing dishes, working cattle/ horses, and every day wear and tear. It charges really easily and quickly. I have not had any problems with it so far and I have worn it every day for two months already. Super affordable too! You will need the download the app to go with the watch but the app takes up very little space and is super easy to use. You can also personalize your watch screen with your own photos!! (My favorite feature!)

This watch does everything it offers, it has excellent aesthetics and its functions are applicable to every activity in which it is needed. Its price and quality ratio is very competitive.I recommend it for physical activity and for daily use.

It’s a cheap option and it works relatively well. I notice some of the measurements are wildly inconsistent but I really bought this for the step counting feature. At a few points it measured my heart rate at 209 but when I measured it myself, it was at 64. It also thought I slept 3 hours last night when I actually slept 8+ (I know because it was the best night of sleep I’ve had in a while).It sounds like I’m knocking it but I’m quite happy and frankly, even with the inconsistent measurements, you can quickly figure out which ones are bogus and which ones are relatively accurate.If you want a smartwatch but don’t want to pay and extraordinary amount, this is the one. It tracks steps well and beyond the inconsistencies, it allows me to get a pretty good reading on my heart rate, stress and sleep.One last thing, if you sweat or wear sunscreen, it’ll likely not get proper readings.

So I’ve been wearing it since 8/15 I think, and overall it’s pretty solid. My only gripes about it is that the fluid measurement is only in ml and that it does not have a calculator. I have the one that uses the app VeryFit, and I like the layout of it. Both watch and app are pretty customizable to taste or holiday season and it’s pretty easy to navigate. I like the daily goals, they synced workout cycles and how you can set a water reminder. The timer is excellent. Since having it, my battery has only fallen below 60% once. I haven’t figured out if you can swap the straps or not or if there’s an apple case compatible with it, but bracelets and unprotected screens don’t last very long with me and there hasn’t been a single scratch on it yet.Overall I feel as though it’s pretty accurate and easy to use! I’ve recommend it to 2 people who’ve been in the market for a similar type of watch

Update: You can set your planned sleep time! But if I get up to go potty, it stops counting sleep data. Shows a couple hours of sleep and then it's purple for the rest of the night.Update: I figured out the exercise mode issue. Sort of. The reason it didn't register is because I was using a standing desk & walking pad. So my arms weren't moving. I tested it by starting the indoor run on the watch and just moving my arm back & forth with it in my hand. It only registered 9:24 minutes of a 15-minute test time but it did register on both the app and the watch. And it did add steps to my daily total. So, I upped the star rating to 3. Overall, it's ok for the money. We'll see if I get any sleep time tonight. PS-Customer service is pretty good. They will respond and try to help in a pretty timely manner.It is so hard to find one of these smart watches that actually works. Mostly, it's the apps. I think that's the case here. I've had issue after issue with this one. First, it wouldn't let me join Fitdock. Kept saying the server was having problems. So, I just continued thru setting it up. When I tried to change the face, I got a blank gallery. Turns out you need to join Fitdock and then you get a gallery of available faces. The watch insisted I do a factory reset on day 2. I tried everything but it would only work after a full factory reset. So, I lost everything from day 1. When I turned on Message notifications, I got a notification every few minutes on the watch telling me that my messages were available because I had paired a device. Annoying as all get out. Turns out that had something to do with my Google account but I'm not techy enough to explain it. Then more issues this morning. First, I did a 15-minute indoor run in exercise mode on the watch. It didn't register on the app, no real info about it at all on the app. Under Training, it says my workouts will appear there but there's nothing. I did find a reference of 3:24 minutes in the exercise record on the watch. But it didn't add anything to my steps for the day. Seems like if you have a goal of say 5000 steps and you use the exercise mode to record a run, those steps should be added to your total goal for the day. So now I'm not sure if it just didn't register the run, or if it will add to steps when you do a run. I think it did show an elevated heart rate because of the run, tho not entirely sure about that. No sleep record, either. It registered the first night but not last night. And finally, I tried to take my blood oxygen level and it just keeps telling me to confirm I'm wearing the watch. One good thing is you can use your own picture as a face. I have a picture of a cute drawing my granddaughter did when she was little. That's drawing me in (no pun intended). Cuz it's pretty cool to look at your watch and see your granddaughter's drawing. But the bad thing is you can only put time and date on your own picture. I want steps and a battery icon. Which brings up another gripe. A lot of the faces don't have the battery icon. But that brings up another good thing. The battery seems like it will last a good while. With all the messing around I've been doing with it over the last couple days and it's still at 95%. So, my decision is do I keep it as just a watch with my granddaughter's picture and take hit or miss on everything else. Or do I return it and try another one.

It connects to the I phone perfectly very easy to use the bans it comfortable the sceeen is very durableI can get all the features of the i watch with this phone you can answer calls monitor your heart and oxygen it keeps a accurate record of health concerns

Perfect for it's intended use. Wanted a disposable watch that would send me notifications, let me read texts, and check the weather, I can pick up my phone if I need to respond...First, the quality is insanely good for the price point. The watch is very responsive with hardly any latency.MOST IMPORTANT: I fiddled for hours trying to get text/imessages working on iOS 18. THIS WAS NOT THE WATCH. I keep my phone settings pretty tightened down as far and privacy and info sharing goes. I reset all my device settings to factory, added the watch, and everything worked perfectly. Then I went into the phone settings and tightened everything back down. Hope this saves some people some time.