Smart Watches for Women 1 27 TFT Touchscreen Smartwatch Answer Make Call Activity Fitness Trackers with 120 Sports

The watch is beautiful. And it works very well. The magnetic gold watch band is great...easy to take on and off and stays closed. Read more

Easy setup, great functionality, and looks fantastic -- this one is a great value for the money! I love that it looks like an analog watch at first glance -- I'm a little too picky about aesthetics to go for the square-ish ones, so this is perfect! One of the buttons is disguised as a watch-winding crown knob, so that adds to the illusion. Comes with two bands, too -- one is a silicone sport type band in a soft pink, and the other one is one of those metallic bracelet style ones in rose gold. Comes with a charger cable, which is not a connection I'm familiar with, so be ready to keep track of that. The only suggestion I could make to improve this would be to have a more familiar connection, BUT I think that using this kind is part of what's keeping it waterproof, and that's definitely a huge plus. It can withstand a hand-washing, so you don't need to take it off every time there's a risk of a little splash. Read more

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Let's face facts - digital watches are ugly. They may be ubiquitous, but that doesn't change the facts of the matter. I don't ever recall my mother saying, "Gosh - I wish I had a watch just like Dick Tracy!" No. And I don't recall seeing too many ladies wearing calculator watches in the 90's. The only reason we wear these things today is because we are all hooked on data generation (healthcare stats) and communication. Apple and their ilk have succeeded in supplanting our love of aesthetics with a love of connectivity. Oh well. There it is. But for those ladies who still can't quite bring themselves to wear a black monolith on their wrist, there are fortunately a few options, and this watch is a nice option. It's still a bit clunky and big (let's not kid ourselves about that), but COMPARATIVELY, it's downright svelte. And pretty. It comes with a pretty magnetic metal band for those fancy outings that is also extremely functional. And it comes with a nice soft silicone band for those sporty outings. It's round, and it's rose gold, and the bands aren't as fat as most. It doesn't have all the functionality of an Apple watch, but then you did notice that this watch is way less than one-tenth of the cost of the latest and greatest, right? Still, this watch gives you the time and date and your pulse and phone calls (just like Dick Tracy) and texts and emails and blood ox and sleep eval, plus some. So, you'll get your data/comm fix from it. It doesn't let you do the fine configuration of the various functions. For example, we haven't been able to find a setting for how long the screen stays on after activation - and we wish it would stay on longer. But these are minor points. It gets the big stuff right. Highly recommended. Read more