BLUELOVER Womens Smart Watch 1 47 Inch Sports Band with Message alerts Heart Rate for Android Phone iPhone

A great, inexpensive option for we who want to track steps, sleep and heart rate, but don't need all the other functionality. Read more

Not a bad watch, but it has some issue. I got it primarily for monitoring sleep, but it often doesn't record. My schedule is highly variable so I sleep when I can. The watch only seems to record "sleep" at night so how well I'm sleeping during the day is not recorded. Another issue I have is that the band must be very tight on the wrist to get good readings. This means it is always noticeable on the wrist. On the positive side, it was super easy to set up even though the instructions are minimal and poorly written (either done by non-native speakers or AI). The app doesn't use much data or power from my phone so it's not a digital vampire. The watch itself holds its charge well; I've only had to charge once a week. While I haven't had success using it for sleep, I'll keep it as a knockabout watch when I'm working in the yard or along the river front. Read more

I love how slim this model is, it is much more comfortable to wear at night than my apple watch. The included band is only okay, but you can easily replace it with any 18mm watch band. Read more

Be careful with the setting that turns the screen on with arm movement, since with the sensitive screen if you brush your hip, you can change settings. Twice it has reset the phone on me before I realized what it was doing. It also does NOT start in English, so you can not adjust settings unless you know the language. The batter is holding well, no complaints on that. The design is clean, but I could wish for more than 3 display options. For what it is meant for, it works great. I discovered something that bothers me. The sleep cycle tracking on the app only shows from midnight to after you wake up and become active. So if you go to sleep before midnight by more than a few minutes, the tracking is incomplete, so relatively useless. Read more

There's a mandatory app for your phone, which is annoying. The screen looks pretty good, though it's quite small, so the information and usability is limited. It's basically just a fitness tracker (which I don't entirely trust its tracking), and message/call notifications ...if you can manage to get those working. I tried everything and couldn't get call/message notifications working at all, until they randomly just started showing up like 3 days later. The band is very plain too. If you can get past all that, it's pretty functional as a watch that'll give you weather and a rough ball park on your steps for the day. Read more

The only thing that disappointed me with this watch was the fact that the screen only stays on a maximum of 15 seconds which isn't enough time to read the very tiny text on it. Otherwise, it is very comfortable and functions as described with several days of battery life. Read more

It is sort of just another cheap Smart Watch. It does the same functions of most of the others, except the Stress/Blood Pressure is missing. The screen is rectangular, but generally smaller than most, which sort of makes it look like it is higher resolution but it is not. They do not offer very many aesthetic watch faces and most of them are just "Eye Tests" since it is so small. Battery life is really good, but that is likely because I could never get the phone notifications working. This might be a good choice for a small woman, with good eyesight, who is more interested in fitness than social media. Read more