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It's a great watch for people who don't like purchasing an expensive Apple Watch. It has almost all features of an Apple Watch. It has a pretty good screen, not choppy, it can receive and make calls from your phone. It can receive all notifications, but it can't send messages. It also has remote access to your device's personal assistant (Siri for my case) and you can send messages through that. The only issue's I had were conflicts with my Windows PC. I had it paired to both the watch and the PC. When I made a call from the watch it would go to the phone speaker, but when I made a call from the PC or the phone, the watch always took precedence. For someone who doesn't use the Windows Phone feature, it's a great choice. It does come with the downsides of a normal smartwatch like having to take it off every other night to charge it and when the "receive calls" is on, the battery takes a huge hit. It has a heartbeat sensor, an app for your phone, music control, and find your phone/watch buttons. When you press the find your device buttons from the watch or the phone it will play a tone on the missing item to help you find them like an Apple Watch. It has a pedometer and it's pretty accurate, I found it more accurate than my iPhone 12. It has great fitness features (I tested once to see if they work, but I don't use them). One of the fitness features is a sort of GPS where it takes your phones location and uses it to determine how far you have ran/walked. It has customizable watch faces and an option for custom photos and widgets in each corner. The speaker is not great and I would not call it HD, but it works great for phone calls. You can remotely control music playing on your device. Be aware: You need a phone/tablet to use most of these features. The connected devices need to be nearby because most of the watch features don't work without a device of some sort. It works via Bluetooth to your device, so a phone, iPod, or iPad would be best. You also need an account to use the fitness features. To conclude, I would rate it a 4.5 out of 5 (if I had the option) mainly because of the conflicts with my PC and when I make a call from my phone it goes through the watch, that really annoys me, but otherwise a great watch! Read more

As someone who is into watches and has an eye for value, here is my honest take on the MFVLP 1.83 inch smart watch. I have to say the unit punches right at its price class with a very nice 1.83 inch full touch display, Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, and a comfortable lightweight build. On features I wanted, I can tick off heart rate, SPO2, sleeping track and over 110 sport modes. Features that you normally would expect in higher devices. It even lets me make and receive calls on my wrist and delivers decent battery life with several days per charge. It’s water resistant for every day use and wear. That said, don’t expect flawless performance. App connectivity and notification sync can be a bit inconsistent With some phones and then pretty good with others. I would say it’s best suited for a casual watch fan looking for a good bang for their buck rather than spending premium money. 4 stars Read more

So when I ordered this I really wanted to like it because of the design that I see on listing. However once I have it in my hand I have found out that I'm disappointed in a few things. The first is that I don't think the fit and finish is as good as it should be or something that is this expensive. The price is simply way too high as I've seen other watches that are half the price and do everything this much can do. It's not that it's necessarily a bad watch but mine sometimes doesn't want to connect to the app and I don't know why because sometimes it's perfect. I may have just gotten a dead. In my opinion it's way too much for what it is. Read more

Oh this watch is so easy to use and configure, I tested it at the same time with my Apple Watch 10th generation, I used the same Apple apps for this watch and my Apple Watch, and overall I have to say that this watch gave the same exact results as my much more expensive Apple Watch, except with my Apple Watch I need to charge it daily, this watch I could go three to five days between charging, so that’s a considerably longer amount of battery time for a watch that’s performing the same or similar functions Sire my Apple Watch has the cellular function as well as WiFi, but I don’t use the cellular function in a daily basis on my phone, but this watch did connect to my phone and answer and place calls and send and receive texts and almost everything else my Apple Watch does in a daily basis, so overall this is a great watch at less then half the cost of my automatic watches me watch, give it a try, it’s a good watch that integrates with apply or android easily with either system Read more