Sanorum Smart Watches for Men Women Fitness: Fitness Tracker with Blutooth Call 24H Heart Rate Sleep Monitor 5ATM Waterproof 120+ Sport Mode Smartwatch Compatible with iPhone Android Phones

Oh my gosh. I have been through sooooooo many watched. I literally purchased this one along with like 5 others ranging in size brands and cost up to $500. And THIS was my winner. There’s a watch for everyone out there because we all have different needs and wants. My number one was sweight because the others felt so heavy to me and my wrist hurt. This is suuuuper light and the font is big and I love it because I can’t se the apple and garmin fonts at all. I just needed to be able to read texts answer calls and be connected when I can’t sit on my phone. And it does that and more! It’s freaking great and super affordable. It’s been quite a while now that I’ve had it. No cknevticity issues. Reads well even with my tattoos. That was a plus!! BUY IT NOW.

As a nurse, I mostly needed a watch for a timer to remind me when it’s time to switch out my drips out for my patients. This does that plus more. The only thing is that I wish is that I could label what the alarm is for , but this suffices enough for me. It also tracks my steps and fitness and I cannot wait to go on runs in the park with it. I can also view who’s texting me in the middle of my shift when it’s busy. The best part? Extremely affordable. I can also answer calls on it, but the person can’t hear me to well, but that doesn’t bother me, I didn’t buy it for that reason. For my needs? 5 stars, one of the greatest investments ever!

I really like this smartwatch for its key features: affordable price, step tracking, timer, sleep and pulse monitoring, and the fact that it's waterproof—I can wear it in the shower without worry. I haven’t found an easy way to start different fitness activities, so I don’t use it for that. I tried Google and reading the manual provided but I still find the activity feature inefficient. If you're looking for a watch that covers the basics well, this one is a solid choice. Otherwise, you might want to explore other options.

I purchased this smart watch for my husband for Christmas. He’s had the watch for almost a month now. He wears his watch all day, everyday, & removes it only to shower & puts it right back on post-shower. This watch has exceeded both of our expectations!! To provide some context, this is his second Smart Watch purchased off Amazon. The first watch was from a different seller all together. While the first one was great, this one is a major upgrade in every aspect… from its clean, sleek, yet masculine appearance to the simplicity of the set up. There’s plenty of things that make this watch the obvious choice over other smart watches on Amazon. Here are a few features (some of them basic) that make this Smart Watch his favorite: it’s waterproof; it comes with 2 watch bands that seem pretty durable, feel good on his skin & don’t pull arm hairs; Home Screen readability & appearance; connects to iPhone 15, iPad, his wireless earphones & Bluetooth speakers; ability to send/receive calls, texts, emails, etc.; ability to use social media apps; health tracking such as heart rate, sleep patterns, step count, etc.; using timers, alarms, etc. I’m sure I’m missing plenty other features — What a person would refer to as a valuable smart watch feature probably changes from person to person. I’m sure this depends on a lot of factors such a how often the watch is worn, the purpose behind the watch (work, fitness or health tracking), the person’s level of technology literacy, etc. In my husbands case: he’s an electrician with 15+ years experience & is often in attics, other tight spaces. So the idea he can be hands-free & answer calls from customers, his boss, his apprentice/helper that’s on the job with him that day, etc. is a HUGE PLUS! Health monitoring is a MUST b/c of the danger that comes with his job as an electrician. I truly could go on & on & on. I think you get the point! GREAT WATCH, BUY IT.

I got this on sale for about half of the typical price and it met my expectations - which was simply to have a way to be notified of phone calls and texts while not having my phone physically on me. I don't use it for much else, although I do occasionally look at my step count or other health data. It does prevent my phone from connecting to the Bluetooth in my car for calls, which is very annoying, and the capacity to use the phone to respond to calls or texts is limited. Also texts show the person texting but calls only show the number, even if I have added a specific individual to my contacts. So if I can't recognize the number I don't know who is calling. I find the app easy enough to use, the band fits well and is comfortable, and a charge lasts me several days if I only wear it during the day and turn it off over night. The touch screen and buttons work well. This is in no way a replacement for an Apple Watch, but great for curbing the mindless scrolling that happens when you are glued to your phone. This allows me to garden, play with my kid, workout, run errands, etc and still know if someone is trying to get in touch with me without having my phone on me 24/7. I would not pay full price for it, but I'm as happy with it as I was with earlier FitBit devices that ended up having a lot of problems, and this cost me a lot less.

I wore a Fitbit for years and, despite being generally happy with the functionality, I got fed up with the ever-decreasing timespan between charges and the chronically horrible bands that always seemed to break and need replacing. When I saw this fitness tracker, I figured I would give it a try. At first, I was thrilled. It had the features I liked from Fitbit, and a few that I didn't have before. It had all the features I expected from a SmartWatch at a fraction of the price. it held a charge as long as Fitbit claimed it did, the alarm was easy to set and would actually wake me up, and I could even receive SMS messages from my phone (something I couldn't do with my Fitbit). The GloryFit App was easy to use and life was good. Then, around Oct. 31, there was an update to the GloryFit app. Foolishly, I figured "What could go wrong?" and updated. Well, updating seems to have killed much of what I really liked. While Many of the fitness features on the watch, (e.g. steps, O2, sleep tracking), I am no longer connected to my phone, so I cannot store information and no longer receive SMS messages. And perhaps most inconveniently, I cannot change the time, so my watch seems permanently stuck on EDT, a real pain as I often work in different time zones and we just changed back to Standard Time. I'll just store my watch until we change back to daylight savings time next March. I even tried uninstalling and then re-installing the app. No luck. It was a good couple of months.

I’ve been using this smartwatch primarily for tracking my exercise, and I’m genuinely impressed. It’s lightweight, comfortable to wear during long workouts, and the battery life easily lasts several days, even with frequent use. The heart rate monitoring, step counting, and GPS tracking are highly accurate, making it easy for me to keep track of my walks, runs, and gym sessions. The workout modes are another highlight — whether I’m doing cardio, strength training, or just a casual walk, the watch automatically recognizes and records the activity. I also appreciate how seamlessly it syncs with my phone's fitness apps, giving me a detailed overview of my daily and weekly progress. One of my favorite features is the motivational reminders to move and stretch, which really help keep me consistent, especially on busy days. The display is bright and easy to read, even outdoors under direct sunlight. If you're mainly looking for a smartwatch to help you stay on top of your exercise goals, this is a fantastic choice. It’s simple to use, packed with fitness-focused features, and well worth the investment.

The watch really did look great when new however it is falling apart after 6 months. I paid $29.99 and purchased this watch because it was rated at 5 ATM which is suitable for swimming depth. Watch did not short out like my prior fitbit and held up with water use. Watch never fully connected with my contacts but I was okay without it because I mainly needed just the step counter and heart rate monitor. I was excited it had 120+ sports modes but when sports mode used it did not count my steps, so did not use that feature since I needed to count my steps. The 1st two months it appeared the heart rate monitor was working properly but then that stopped working properly. I can be totally out of breath and unable to carry on a conversation and it will show my heart rate at 95. At 6 months, it erased 2 weeks of stats and the paint started peeling on front of watch and now it peeling on the back. The only thing that is working consistently is the watch keeps time, water resistant and the battery is great. I would not recommend this product.