Smart Watch for Men Women with Bluetooth Calls 1 83 HD Touchscreen Fitness Tracker 110 Sport Modes Heart

This is a nice watch with a pretty band that fits well on my wrist. The watch works and had some power when it came, which is good, but you'll need to charge it every few days. It looks awesome and does more cool stuff than I thought it would! It's really easy to connect to your phone and keep track of your heart beats and exercise. Read more

The original price is $199!!?? I picked it up on Black Friday for $18. I think the company marked the price up then slashed 90% just so people think they are getting a good deal. For less than $20 this watch is actually good. I will be using it for work. I do carpentry so we’ll see how she holds up. Only problem is the weather sync has an issue. Other than that it’s really good for the price. I’d say get it. Read more

My wife bought this watch for me as a birthday gift during Black Friday because the deal looked amazing — it was advertised as $199 marked down to $20. At first glance it actually seemed pretty nice. I really liked the variety of watch faces and how easy and quick it is to swap between them. It also mentioned the ability to create custom faces, though I never got around to trying that. After using the watch for about a week, the main issue became clear: it doesn’t actually work properly. The biggest deal breaker for me was that text message notifications do not work. Notifications from apps like Facebook Messenger would show up on the watch, but regular SMS texts from my phone never did. This meant that if my wife texted me and my phone wasn’t nearby, I wouldn’t know about it until I picked my phone up. For a smartwatch, this is a major missing function. The step counter is also very inaccurate. I live in a small home, and on the first night I walked around inside maybe 50–75 steps, yet the watch already showed nearly 500 steps. On my first full day at work, it reported over 20,000 steps, which is far more than I realistically take. Even on a very active day, I would estimate maybe half that amount. The heart rate monitor is unreliable as well. At one point I was relaxed, leaning against my car in the shade, and the watch showed my heart rate at 136 bpm. Later, after doing strenuous activity where I could clearly feel my heart pounding in my chest, it reported a heart rate of 65 bpm. Those readings simply don’t make sense. The watch does allow you to make calls, but oddly you can’t properly answer incoming calls. When someone calls, the only options are to send the call to voicemail or decline it with a text message. You can initiate calls from the watch, but you can’t actually answer one directly. Based on the performance, build quality, and inaccurate tracking, the advertised “$199 value” feels extremely misleading. This watch performs more like a very cheap device with exaggerated marketing. Unfortunately, despite a nice appearance and decent watch faces, I would not recommend it. Read more

I’ve purchased this watch as a cheap alternative, I mostly want something to track my steps and run times. I was skeptical because other reviews mentioned that it does not track accurately or save data. I’ve used the watch for a day and went on a morning run and tracked the distance on my usual running app. Although not 100% the same, about 95% the same which is good enough for me. The step count is accurate enough aswell, my phone tracked 9153 steps today while the watch tracked 9128. (I made sure to have sync off and have my phone with me if I was wearing the watch to see how it compared to my phones tracking) I ran 2.85 miles and the watch tracked 3 miles. You can also link the watch to apple health so it automatically sends the step, distance, and calories to the fitness app if you happen to run without your phone on you. Which I think is this watch’s greatest part. Even if you’re not using the fitness app, the watch’s app seems like it has good reliable data. And stores the data to look back on along with daily/weekly/monthly goals. Heartbeat seems somewhat accurate, it goes up when it seems like it should. I have no real way to check the accuracy but it’s pretty neat. Plenty of watch faces and the calling quality seems pretty good too on both ends. My biggest gripes are that the notification font seems kinda low quality but it gets the job done. And the dial on the watch has no purpose, it just spins but does function as a button. Also saw a review where someone said it asks for your credit card information, I was never asked that while using the app. Also saw one that said it asks for photo permission, the app will ask that if you try to use a custom background. As long as you know what you’re doing setup should be pretty easy and user friendly. The watch size is pretty nice and comfortable aswell, I work a physically demanding job that is also professional, and this fits both looks. Not too obnoxious. For the price, it seems like a good product especially if you just want something nice and budget friendly to track steps and run time. Looking forward to use it more and check out other features. Would recommend. Update after 2 weeks of use Still surprised at this watch, been wearing it regularly and checked out all the features. Step count and distance are still surprisingly accurate enough when compared to my phones tracking. The sleep tracking seems accurate aswell, it shows the time you went to sleep along with the time you woke up, which I think is crazy with how close it is. Noticed if you turn on apple fitness integration with the app, it will send the watch fitness data (steps and whatnot) to the fitness app on top of whatever your phone tracked. So if you went on a 2 mile run with both the phone and watch on you, it’ll show 4 in the fitness app. Not too big of a deal, I just turned off tracking as I like to compare the watch and my phone independently. I’m at a point where I can trust what the watch shows. Watch hasn’t had any issues, I’ve worn it consistently for days at a time. Worn it while I showered and slept. The screen isn’t too scratched either given all my other watches get scuffed up pretty good, I’m sure this one will eventually but it’s not like the screen broke easily when having minor bumps. Used other features like the alarm, stopwatch, calculator, all work as intended. Saw a review where they stated they couldn’t answer phone calls, I have not had any issues with that. When getting a phone call you can either answer it or deny it, seems simple enough. I’ve even preferred to talk on the watch at some times, though if you’re getting a phone call your phone is nearby anyways if you have to respond with a text. My biggest gripes still stand, the notification font seems blocky. But it still works. You can enable all your phone notifications, or even filter them. I don’t miss any notifications, even texts even though someone said they didn’t. I still recommend this product as I am still surprised by it, if I broke it during work or something I know I can easily just buy a new one unlike wearing a $200 watch I would be nervous to be too physical wearing. I don’t see how so many people are having these issues with the watch when I haven’t had any, will update again if any major issues arise. Read more

I have wanted a touchscreen smartwatch for some time. I've had several smartwatches but none had extra amenities. The price was amazing. Everything is bright and easy to read with several workout options. A lot of options to customize your day. Staying healthy for me, is important. I am very pleased with my purchase. Read more

I got this watch because it was ridiculously marked down for Black Friday (only $20!), and I have been pleasantly surprised. I have very small wrists, yet it fits me well and doesn't look overly large. It accurately keeps track of my steps, and I was able to easily sync it with my iPhone so that I can receive texts and calls even when my phone is not on me. I typically charge the battery overnight, and it lasts well throughout the day. I have also been using the stopwatch feature quite a bit. I still have other functions to explore, but at this price point, I would definitely buy it again. However, I would NOT buy it for $200! Wait until it goes on sale! Read more

I am very happy with my purchase. It does everything it said and very easy to set up and use Read more