Haylou Ls02 Smartwatch(1.4", 260Mah, Bluetooth 5.0, Ip68)-Fitness Tracker With Haylou App(Heart Rate, Pedometer, Calorie, Sleep, Multi-Sports Tracking, Smart Notifications), Ios & Android Compatible

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I got the smartwatch knowing that Haylou is related to the well known brand Xiaomi and already had some wireless earplugs which I was very happy with.I like the look of the watch but what impressed me the most was the quality of the watch! It's extreme well built and has a nice premium feel to it.The rubber strap is very soft and feels very comfortable in the wrist.The screen is bright and clear, not the highest resolution out there but that's expected considering the price tag.You can keep track of your sleep, there's breathing exercises, heartbeat monitor and has plenty of activities. Battery life is really good as well. This is probably one of the best entry level smartwatch out there imo!A magnetic charger is included which is great at this price point.The reason why I scored 4 out of 5 stars is the app which needs some work. If you're planning to use this to track your exercise I must say that the app is very limited (i use fitbit & strava).I would love to have more watch faces since the selection is very limited and I only like 2of them. Also, a screen with a better screen to body ratio would look even better but this is just me being picky...If you're looking for a good looking and great quality entry level smartwatch, look no further this is the watch for you!

I have been a Fitbit user for 4 years until the battery died and wouldn't hold a charge, so i was in the market for a new smartwatch.i decided to purchase a cheap smartwatch until i worked out what i really wanted from a new watch as products have progressed significantly since my Fitbit Blaze.I have been pleasantly surprised by the Haylou watch considering it is less than 20% of the cost of a Fitbit versa.The watch has a really good screen and can do all of the normal stuff such as step count and tracking of exercises. I was surprised by the number of exercises; 'fast walking', jogging, biking, climbing, spinning, yoga, indoor running, gymnastics, basketball, football and rowing. I have only used it for 'fast walking' so far and it tracks and reports the workout in the app including the calories burnt and your heartrateThe battery in the watch is fantastic even when you have the watch set to turn the screen on as you raise your arm, however i found it a bit sensitive so have switched it off and expect the battery to last even longer.The app is the area where the watch is let down compared to the Fitbit, however this can easily be improved over time by the manufacturer. The app doesn't connect to Strava which is where i log my cycling and jogging and doesn't map the route. For the significantly cheap price i can easily just manually add the data into Strava myself.Battery - Haylou winsApp - Fitbit winsWatch aesthetics - both are goodQuality of watch - both are goodStrava connectivity - Fitbit winsCost - Haylou winsNumber of exercises it monitors - Haylou winsHeartrate - bothCall alerts - HaylouText alerts - neitherother app alerts - bothWhich would i buy again? If i am into sports seriously, i would likely go with a Fitbit or Apple watch, however for 90% of the population who want to monitor their step count and exercises to get a bit fitter, i would recommend the Haylou watch as to do the basics you do not have to spend over £200, the Haylou costs less than 20% of this

I’d never owned a smart watch before and I was very tempted to buy an Apple Watch, but I saw this and decided to dip my toe in without spending Apple Watch money. My initial reaction was that it was excellent for the money and did pretty much everything I wanted it to do. The charge lasts 4 or 5 days but in reality I tend to charge it most nights. It comes with 5 different watch faces but the only one that is really functional is the default digital display. I use the watch for telling the time/date etc and counting steps for which it seems to be very accurate. After a couple of months of using it now I find it slightly frustrating that it takes half a second or so to activate when I lift my wrist and about 20% of the time it doesn’t activate and I have to press the button. However on the whole it’s a good watch, has been very reliable and it looks stylish on my wrist. Can’t complain when I spent 1/10th of the price of an Apple Watch!

I have had a few Haylou products and they have worked great.I have been using a fit bit for a few years now and I was looking at some of the newer ones but the price put me off.As soon as I saw the price of this watch and price I was extremely intrigued. I checked the specs and read a few reviews and this seemed like the right item for me.I then made the purchase and when it arrived I was very excited to start using it.The packaging is small compact and light. It looks very pleasing to the eye as it has the picture of the item and the specs. The watch is secure in the box and is protected well.Once you take it out the watch casing is strong and stable and it looks very stylish. Downloading the app is simple and so is connectivity. The strap is very soft and comfortable and it feels good on the wrist.It is very easy to use and set up, it tracks your sleep and activities. It alerts you to texts and phone calls and the battery is fantastic I have over a weeks use and its still has around 40% left.I really like this and would highly recommend this watch.

Before functionality I much prefer a watch is comfortable to wear and this has exceeded all expectations, I've worn plastic, steel, titanium, this watch is light, comfortable, the right size for middle age wrist. It's one of the most comfortable watches I've worn! Time and weather is synced from your phone so it's accurate, step counter is accurate but what I wanted it for is the sleep tracking and heart rate monitor. Both accurate with clear to read results (more importantly) from the watch screen and then previous results in the app. The display is clear and easy to read with a decent resolution even for my bad eyes. Battery on 67% after 5 days with constant heart rate monitoring on, I've turned off the 'raise-up arm to light screen' and incoming notifications from my phone to conserve power. All in all an extremely good quality smart watch for a budget price, I'd very much recommend it.