Smart Watches for Women Answer Make Call 1 85 inch HD Fitness Tracker Watch with Activity Counter Sleep

For the price I got while they were running a deal I thought maybe it would be one of those cheap quality ,BAD CONNECTIVITY, 5hr battery life with so many FEATURES IT WONT function that it would just go in the trash. TURNS OUT I GOT AN OFF BRAND APPLE WATCH INSTEAD.great size easy to use P.S. this was a gift for my 13yr old son THANKS FOR CREATING THE PRODUCTS THE CONSUMERS WANT BUT CANT AFFORD Read more

I've always wanted a smart watch but didn't want to spend over $300 for one. This one is perfect for me and the price is nice. It's good quality and easy to setup, just scan the QR code and follow directions. Does pretty much everything an expensive one does. I'm amazed with the call quality, crystal clear. You can change the faces through the app or even add a picture for your watch face display. The heart rate is pretty accurate, the size of the screen is perfect and bright enough with just half brightness level. The battery lasts long! I got another one in purple for my elderly mother, she liked mine. 5 stars for this watch ⌚️ Read more

I absolutely love this smartwatch! It looks great, works perfectly, and has all the features I need. The setup was super easy, and the battery lasts much longer than I expected. It’s comfortable to wear all day, and the screen is clear and bright. The only thing I don’t like is that, even though I can see my texts, I can’t reply to them. Other than that, it’s a great watch and definitely worth the price! Read more

I’ve been using this smartwatch for about three weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed! It’s sleek, lightweight, and super comfortable to wear all day. The display is bright and easy to read, even in direct sunlight, and the touchscreen is very responsive. Setup was a breeze — it synced with my phone in minutes and started tracking my steps, heart rate, and sleep almost immediately. The fitness features are surprisingly accurate, and I love being able to see notifications without constantly checking my phone. Battery life is solid — I get about 5-6 days on a single charge with moderate use. Charging is quick too; it goes from 0 to 100% in about an hour. Read more

Pairs easily with phone, counts steps , calories lost. The time. Notifications from phone. Does exactly what a Apple Watch does just not the calling or texting back part. Other than that it’s a steal! Worth every penny would never pay $200 plus for a smart watch if this one does the same things! Read more

It connects fine, it’s durable. I like the style of the watch itself. It does not function or track as I think it should. I have to have it on the front of my wrist to calculate and I like wearing my watch on top of my wrist. Overall I give it a 1 for the struggle I have to deal with to get it working. And it easily stops tracking if you hit the watch by mistake on something. Read more

Honestly surprised at the quality for the price. These are very nice. I ended up buying a red one for my wife. Read more

I just got the watch. It has a simple appearance but nice enough for the purpose I bought it for. I don’t always buy brand names and I’m not status-conscious, and for the purpose I need it for, it’s wouldn’t be be worth the cost of spending hundreds of dollars for a brand. Not sure yet how well it works. It’s charging now. At first I couldn’t figure out how to connect to the charger, since the connectors appeared at first not match because of the 2 bigger circles and when trying to touch them together, the cable slid all over the place. It’s all in the angle. Once I flipped the cable around it popped into place perfectly. Now if it works like it should, I’ll be very satisfied. Although it gives you a list of exercises it doesn’t add the steps. I assume that’s because the device you are using needs to be WiFi in some cases. . Unfortunately it doesn’t appear to have the ability just to go in and type in the steps. For example, I have a Cubii, non-WiFi. I tried the watch on my ankle and it doesn’t pickup. I tried selecting from the list of exercises, but that doesn’t work. I should just be able to type in the info and it will store it, but apparently it doesn’t appear to have that capability. Not happy if I can’t include all exercise accurately. Also the exercises are not in alphabetical order. That would help tremendously to get to the one you need much quicker. Decided to return. Watch was not right for me. It didn’t track sleep correctly. Had to restart to update and it was still incorrect on sleep time. Never could manually enter exercises easily either. Even selecting a specific exercise, I still had issues with updating. That part could be my fault. I still believe it’s a good watch for the right person. It just wasn’t right for me. Read more