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My husband loves it. I bought it for him as a Christmas present. He had no idea he was getting it and since he’s a big guy, it looks just big enough for him. We had to adjust the brightness but so far, he only had to charge it for one our so the battery life is pretty good. And durability is good because my husband is ruff. Read more

The media could not be loaded. It's a good product for the price and the accessories that comes with it is useful, only hard things was getting the wristbands on. I use AI (Gemini, Chatgpt, Claude, etc.) to assist with setting up the watch and the app to download, once you get it right, the watch is good to go. As for 🔋 life, the charger is well connected, and is a fast charger. I like the design,. the battery lasted for 3 days (surprisingly), it has a ton 😱 of clock interface, and a few live feeds. Also included in a small machine (l can't find it my fault 😅) that pins the wristband, a silver hand ⛓️ and an extra wrist band. This is no high end smart watch, but its worth it! I don't use much or kind of not interested for those things like heart, walking, blood etc.. BUT 😱😅 there's a ton of good stuff to keep you busy with this product. I really feel like I got what I paid for, and I honestly recommend it! 🥰 Read more

I was able to get most of the features to work. But it takes a while for things to be registered. For instance the heart rate, oxygen level, and how many steps you walk. Appear to not even be recording, and then all of a sudden it shows up. I was able to link it with the app. The app enables a few other features like being able to change the face setup. But what I did not like is it does not record my sleep at all. And that was the main reason why I purchased the watch. Also the description makes it sound like the watch is actually metal. It is very cheap plastic. Also the metal watch band is supposed to be stainless steel but it is as thin as an aluminum can. It broke Within a few seconds of trying to put it together. And the silicone and is okay but it collects lint it's a little sticky. Overall I would not recommend this watch whatsoever. The sound quality of the speaker is horrible. The quality of the watch is very bad. I would not give this as a gift and I'm not using it myself. It is being sent back. And also the return process is not as easy as others. This item does not allow just drop off you have to print the label. Not a big deal but added to the frustration. Read more

it works ok it should have a few more addons to it like a compos and maybe some other survival things and the nob on the side is to fragile as mine is now not working well and the fact every time i open the app it has a few min syncing it has a lot of room for growing but the heart,mils and steps work great the sleeping part not fully sure they have replaced the watch and have some of the best costumer service i have seen Read more

I figured that I couldn't go wrong for $35-$30, but that shows what I know. This watch does some things: displays texts, displays the time, acts as a remote shutter for the phone camera, counts steps, checks blood oxygen levels, starts/stops Spotify music, has a stopwatch, timer, alarm, hydration reminder, calculator, shows the days for a calendar month like those tiny desk calendars we used to get from the bank in the 1950s, and lets you call up to 10 contacts from your phone's contact list (choose them in the app) and 5 emergency numbers, or key in the phone number. What it does NOT do: measure heartrate accurately, monitor and log heart, oxygen, sleep, or "sport" in the phone app, or display weather temps in Fahrenheit (whoops: that stopped working, and now it says to go to the app to get the weather, but the app weather feature doesn't work). The phone is not bad. The app is crap. The two do not interface well. There is minimal documentation, and the app GUI is not intuitive. Still, for what it does at such a low price, I'm not gonna toss it. It might be useful for you. Just prepare for some frustration. **** UPDATE **** The app suddenly started working. It's now logging sleep, heart rate, and blood oxygen (abbreviated BO on the watch, lol). The heart rate is still wrong. I have AFib and check my heart rhythm and rate with a KardiaMobile device, and also check BP/heart rate. The watch says 65bpm and the other two devices say 100bpm when measured simultaneously. Sleep logging seems accurate, which is useful to me. The app's weather feature sort-of works now as well. It seems to push today's weather to the phone for my location. Still in Celsius, with no option for Fahrenheit that I can find. So I updated the recommendation from 2 to 4 stars. A great buy at $25, but expect some annoying issues from the app. Read more

For the money, it's OK. Hardware-wise, pretty solid. Bright screen, buttons are good. Battery lasted more than a week on a charge. It looks good as well. However, the Software, is not so great. With all due respect to the Chinese company that sells this watch, please put some/ any work into making the app work at least to basic standards. It had trouble staying connected, I had to manually connect if I wanted date from phone to show on the watch. Nothing was where I expected things. Settings, what settings?? Please put the app in front of English speakers, preferably Americans or any westerners. Heck, I could give you a list of the biggest offending issues. If you're going to sell here, you need to consider the market more carefully. I ended up getting a Garmin Instinct 3. Now THEY know what we (Americans) want. It was also more than ten times the price, so I guess they were able to do their market research more accurately. Read more