Smart Watches for Men Women with 100-Day Standby, Bluetooth Calls, 1.85" HD Fitness Tracker with 24/7 Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor, 110+ Sports Modes, IP68 Waterproof, Compatible with Android/iOS (Black)

Great watch! Has many face displays and a battery that might last a month, if you don’t use the call function. It will track distance walked, running and more. It is waterproof, haven’t gone under 10 feet, so I cannot vouch for more than that. I have had mine for six months and like it. Easy to read! Would buy again.

This smart watch is amazing! Competes with the big brand in every way! The battery life is amazing, it has all the bells and whistles. The step and sleep monitor is super accurate. It’s functions and looks as good if not better than the 300 dollars watches. I must say I’m impressed! Do it! Yiu wont believe how nice this thing is! I have used it for 10 days and the battery is still at 90 %

Great watch with AMAZING battery power (I charged it twice {for 15-1hr min each time} in the past month or so)! This watch is easy to use and understand but found it weird that the side button can turn, but otherwise has no other function (you use it to turn on/off). The band did pop off once but after a little bit of pressure, I was able to get it back on.

To a surpise for this given price the watch does work really well. All functions are working and system didnt glitch so far. The band came with it broke and isnt a great quality but its cheaper to replace the band. This is for my kid and he uses almost everyday for regular use. Watch is used only for time and alarm purposes, doesnt use any of the other features of the watch like sleep/walk etc., to comment on.

I have had this only 6 months. It now no longer holds a charge.

I love this watch I have had it for 15 days and the battery is at 70% it was charged on the first day. It is easy readable and keeps track of all I need it to. The price was amazing and to think I use to buy fitbits and pay 200.00. This is a great value and a nice watch.

Good: -Long-lasting battery. 90% after 1 week's use. -HR, steps, and calories used appear accurate. About 10,100 steps = 1000 cal at 98 - 110 HR (takes me at least 1.5 hours). Or 1 hour on mini stair stepper = at least 646 calories burned. -Keeps a chronological record of workouts. -Many workout programs (about 112 available) such as resistance training, yoga, and outdoor walk. Bad: -The watch only has 8 workout programs available. You have to use the FitCloudPro app on your phone in case the program you want is not listed. The outdoor walk program, for example, is not listed and will need to be added. Furthermore, in case you need another unlisted program, say cross-training, it will then kick out the outdoor walk program you previously added. I find this highly irritating. -Another feature I don't like is, once you select a workout program, it does not allow you to view the actual time until you're done with it or stop it yourself. But it does, however, provide a timer that shows the length of your workout. So I end up wearing another watch on my right wrist, because I want to see the actual time. In case someone nosy asks me the reason, I'm prepared to say that they're for my left and right eye. The Ugly: -The only program you need to download at set up is the FitCloudPro app. However, at initial setup it directed me to download up to 4 apps I didn't need. The very first app (forgot it's name already) then sneakily asked me to enter my credit card number. I then deleted the all the unneeded apps and only kept the one I mentioned. -Poor instructions. You have to mess around with the watch and app for about a week to figure it out. But, to be fair, most smart watches have poor instructions. Ink must be very expensive nowadays. Advice: Fixing the bad and ugly should raise ratings to 5 stars.

I love this watch! The watch looks like and acts as an Apple watch. Also pairs well with my iPhone 16. I feel like I got my money's worth, offers the some of the same features, and the band is comfortable. If I have to purchase again I will.