Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Blood Oxygen, Sleep Tracking, 41mm Smartwatch Waterproof with Pedometer for Women Men Watch Compatible with Android iOS Phones

I actually love mine for the price! I’ve had it for 2 years now

This smartwatch puts Fitbit to shame. Talk about great value for the money! My $200+ Fitbit lasted exactly 20 months before it died, with no support from Fitbit. The interface on this watch is much more user friendly than the high priced competitor, the screen is easy to read and it was super easy to set up and sync with my iPhone using the Fitdock app. It is also fully compatible with Apple Health app. The 41mm looks great on my tiny wrist and data seems to be quite accurate. The quality is excellent, the screen is big enough to provide all the information needed with the touch of a user friendly button. Although you can’t use it like a Dick Tracy wrist phone and talk into it,, you can get message notifications from your phone. I sweat when I work and it does not seem to affect performance at all; it is very comfortable to wear. The battery lasts for days! I am most impressed with this watch! Don’t spend a fortune on a smart watch, try this one first. It would make a great gift as well. At this price you could give one to friends and family and they will think you spent a ton of money on them!

Update: I’ve had this watch for almost a week now. I’ve noticed that when I test my heart rate from the watch, the numbers just keep moving but then it registers in the app. The sleep tracking actually seems accurate and I’ve been looking forward to seeing my score each morning. On the app, you can set up sleep habits, which I’am trying. You can also set up a weight management program although, it seems to glitch and it only allows for weight loss and I need weight gain. I had had to reset my watch once already because text messages weren’t coming through. The charge on the watch is actually really good, you could probably wear this for a few days without charging it but I take it off when I shower and charge it then. I also don’t like that you have to stay somewhat close to your phone or it’ll disconnect. I think for the cost of this watch, it’s a good deal and I’m satisfied with it so far. I’ve only had this watch now for a few hours so I will have to make an update in a month or two. The set up was very easy and the App is easy to use. The watch is nice quality, I like that the band clips together - when you put the excess band through the band strap, it latches into the little notches. I have very small wrists and had to create a small notch in the band, if I put it on the very last notch it’s just a smidge too loose. Because I have small wrists, I was afraid it would be look too chunky and large in size to look good on my wrist but It’s not chunky like some and I think it looks good on for once. I have an iPhone 14 with IOS 16, so notifications should be compatible. Ive also double checked that Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat are enabled. I’ve had 3 Facebook notifications and the watch hasn’t picked it up. Although, it has picked up an Instagram notification. I’ve never owned a smart watch so I was under the impression that it would/could play music from the watch lol - it does not. BUT it does work as should - by controlling my Spotify when it is playing on my phone or through my headset. I also really like that I was able to change my watch face to one of my saved pictures.

This watch is amazing for the price it has so many features it tracks your steps bpm heart rate so fast I love everything about it

I got this watch as a starter smart watch for myself. It seemed to do everything I would need. I have had it since January, wearing it most days for the first few months but took much of the summer off (unless it was a heavy movement day or something similar). I never wore it to bed either. With just that usage, it no longer can give me my heart rate or O2, things I also needed to keep an eye on. I have wiped the sensor, charged the watch, pulled it as tight as it can go on my wrist... I just get the message to stand still and be sure it's tight. I suppose I can't be horribly upset because of the price, but basically only 4 months of standard wear still feels lower than should be expected. I liked having the step count (though I'm not sure how accurate it is and it will tell me I need to get up and move when I'm already standing or am clearly going 55 mph because I'm driving). I used the heart rate check quite a bit when it worked. The notifications were nice while I was working and away from my phone, even though you can't really read much of a message on it because the preview is very brief. Overall, not a bad starter smart watch but realize it will likely be a fairly short trial period to have all the functions working. (Just to clarify, some other functions still work. It just seems to be those linked to the sensor that do not.)

Great watch; it holds a charge, is sturdy, and is easy to set up. the size is good for my hands and it tracks my health very well

Still looks great, for the price. Love it.