2025 Smart Watch (Answer/Make Calls), Fitness Watch for Men and Women with Heart Rate/SpO2/Sleep Monitor/2 Straps, 100+ Sports Modes, IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker for Android/iPhone

I don't normally write reviews. But I am very happy with this watch. I'm just your average Joe who occasionally misses phone calls because the vibrate on my phone is pretty weak. This one checks off on my boxes. I didn't need or want a high dollar smartwatch that does every single thing you can think of. I just wanted a watch that did the basics, was comfortable, and had a good battery life. This is definitely a good buy if you agree with that. It integrated seamlessly with my phone. I've never had connectivity issues. Everything works like it's supposed to. The battery will last 3 to 4 days before a charge. There are a lot of nice looking watch faces. I can control my music from the watch as I listen to it all day at work. It's received every text message and phone call with no issues. Taking a phone call on the watch is super easy with no issues and the audio is great. I can hear them and they can hear me just fine. The app is easy to use and works well. I ordered and returned a few other smart watches. Even one that was more fancy and expensive. About this is the one I've stuck with. If you're looking for a functional smartwatch without all the bells and whistles of the high dollar ones. You should give this one a try.

Works just like a apple all the same features long lasting battery also charges rapid and screen size it 38 mm you can customize easy and connects right away I love it have had for 7 months good for fitness and price excellent

Ok, here's the best I can come up with. Cons: Would've got 5 stars but can't respond to texts 1. Some said the weather changes from F⁰ to C⁰ and that happens daily and it seems at 0001 every day (I'm in the VA (USA). 2. can't respond to texts, can read them but can't respond. 3. Have to charge every 3 days but it's not a headache. Used every 7 days. 4. The Crown (button on the side at 3 oclock) does nothing, butt it looks like it belongs 5. You cannot use screen ducting pub the watch faces, in other words I have Afib so I have to swipe over to heart rate to hit measure, I can't do that from the watch faces. I 4got to add that part. To me this is a major no/con 4 me PROs: 1. Actually has a good hr monitor. I have Afib (20 atks) and it is pretty accurate not 100% but around 98% win in my book. Here's a text for you start your hr on any smart watch and it will try to read it, like a cucumber, orange even the Samsung and Apple watch do the same until it recognizes that they're is no heart beat, it seems to sense vibrations, did it to my fan and TV, using this watch and my wife's samsung watch and my neighbors Apple watch, go figure who knew. 2. Water proof 3. Steps are pretty accurate also but just pay attention. 4. I love the watch faces. 5. I can answer and make calls. big plus. 6. Find watch⁰, is kinda loud for a watch not what you want but definitely a need. 7. Hr, Spo2, stress are even or 1% difference plus or minus with the Samsung and Apple watches. Can you beat the price 8. Steps are always updating Still more to last only had since the 18th of Apr switched from a fitbit watch to this. Sane your money unless you are a "keep up with the Jones" type person. Can't beat $19 -$23 dollars depends on sale

Works Great, no problems Thank You

I really liked it; it’s everything you need—nice, comfortable, useful, and very practical. The connection is great, and it looks good. I’m delighted with my smart device. Thanks.