Smart Watch for Men Women Compatible with iPhone Samsung Android Phone 1.69 inch Full Touch Screen IP68 Waterproof Bluetooh Fitness Tracker Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor (Black)

Very nice watch!!! Definitely worth the price. The battery lasts a good bit and everything is not laggy on the watch which is a bonus. All the features work great and had no problems at all would highly recommend it. Only thing is the msgs you get from text/messenger/email you can’t reply and the text gets cutoff a lot! So don’t get this watch it u are planning on replying to emails texts or anything else.

Works well so far. Regarding step counting: I went ahead and manually counted my steps and it matched my manual count +/- 5%. I also checked with a OnePlus 8T and its step count was in line with this watch. This watch measures approximately 10% fewer steps than the iPhone built-in step counter. You may have to manually calculate your step length: use Google Maps to find a place within walking distance - the longer the better. Do not allow the watch to write Apple health step count. Then start the watch’s GPS walk exercise on the Da Fit app, walk there and count your steps. Then divide then Google maps walking distance by the number of your steps. Take an average of this number and what Da Fit told you. Plug in this number into your profile on Da Fit.

This is not the most capable smart watch I have bought, but it is the best value. And it has by far the longest lasting battery of any rechargeable watch I have owned, for my usage lasting far over a week per charge. I didn't like the watch band, but that was replaced easily by the band from my previous watch which was over twice as expensive but less capable. Also, strangely, although the ad says you can wear it while swimming (which I have done) and it has an app for recording exercise of various types, the app on the watch does not have a mode for swimming. But it does have pulse, bp, timer, stopwatch, alarm and many other apps. It even has two simple built in games. So I would definitely recommend it if you don't need something higher end.

The price of this type of watch for what you get is unbeatable. It doesn't feel cheap, and it's got tons of perks that it checks for. The app seems to be well designed, not chaotic. It receives my phone's messages, it keeps a good connection. The only issue I have with this, why it's not a 5 star, is because the main reason I got this is to track steps. I have other watches and I can see the counters going up on others when I'm working out hard, while this one is just sitting there, asking if I'm going to do anything. I'll live with it, but I have to know that data is skewed. Beautiful screen and good faces.

Update: seems like this one is going back as well. The notifications for texts stop coming thru and I have to go back in and toggle the switch, which sometimes will or will not work. When I do this I find that random apps have the toggle on for notifications even if I had then off, and they keep coming back-- amazon shopping, Disney plus, home Depot, it doesn't make sense. It seems there are only two smart watches that are around $20 with different sellers but the model is the same if you look closely. This one is the larger one/men's size, although I do like it for my small female wrists; the font is larger on this one and you cannot adjust the font size. I like there is weather on this one, the other one did not have it. It also seems like the bluetooth range is farther, OR if i'm out of range it reconnects automatically. I couldn't find any info on this in the manual or other reviews. The other style you have to manually reopen the app to reconnect. The thing I do not like about this is it doesn't seem to have an automatic dimmer on the screen. You have to manually dim it at night/indoors and make it brighter outside. In that same vein, it doesn't seem to have a theater mode, or toggle to switch from "lift to wake" or push/tap to wake. I would like that in a movie or a dark group class setting. However the screen is nice and bright and easy to read in full sun. I actually do not know how to turn off the screen without turning off the watch. The touch screen is very sensitive and sometimes will read a swipe a different way than you intended. Battery life is pretty good. Lasts about a week. I do not think you can reply to messages on it as it doesn't seem to have a mic. And you can only decline phone calls, and not answer them. It can work as a shutter button to take pics on your phone. It's a nice feature to offer but it's really lacking in actual functionality. In order for it to work as a remote, you need to open the watch app and go to the camera. Due to this a lot of the options from your phone's camera are not accessible. So unless you are taking pics in perfect lighting and don't need adjustment, this feature is useless. When you do click the shutter it gives you a 2 second countdown. Overall I like this one better than the other $20 version, and after a week I do believe I will keep this one. Also this screen is pretty much a screen for the entire face of the watch. The other version was much smaller than the flat part of the watch face if you used any watch face other than black it was very obvious it was a cheap watch bc the actual screen was much smaller.

Great for the price, I’m shocked actually! I got it for $17.99 and it works exactly how I wanted - measures steps pretty accurately, BPM, and blood pressure. There are some other cool features too but I appreciate the fitness stuff the most. It looks nice also, different faces available too. Battery life is looooong! Not really sure how the call feature works but I turned off notifications cause that’s not really what I bought it for.

Not accurate enough for running. I did 2 runs with this watch, and both times, the watch was WAY off - adding 27% more distance than was actually run and randomly reporting on pace. For $17.99, I didn't expect much, but this is unusable. RUN 1 Actual: 2 miles, pace 9:00 per mile Reported: 2.62 miles, pace 6:52 per mile RUN 2 Actual: 3 miles, pace 8:25 per mile Run 2 reported: 3.75 miles, pace 10:53 per mile To test accuracy, I ran with this watch alongside my iPhone connected to a Garmin HRM 600 heart rate monitor. These are routes that I run weekly. For $17.99, it's an impressive piece of technology, but not really usable for anything. I did also test out the other features, such as blood pressure monitoring and all of the other health features, which could be as inaccurate as everything else. There's just no way to know. It was a fun experiment, and I was hopeful that it could be used as a fit gap until I replace my Apple Watch with a new one, but after two runs and a few days of use, it was obvious that this watch is not dependable and cannot be used for tracking fitness activities.

English: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent smartwatch! It has a modern design, a clear and bright display, and very useful features for everyday use, including health tracking, fitness monitoring, and notifications. The band is comfortable and the watch is water-resistant. Great value for the price. I’m very happy with my purchase!

This smart watch is great. I got it for my mom who has been wanting something like this but didn't care if it was apple or not. This was a great price point and does all that an apple watch would do. It connects easily to your phone, and has all the same functions you would expect like heart rate monitoring and step counting. She's extremely happy with it.

Muy recomendable, coincide con el color y la imagen de referencia

Very good cost performance!!

Initially has trouble receiving msg, after reset it works spontaneously. No weather reflected. Not able to get a proper protector for screen, so the screen is easily scratched. I scratched it while trying to fix the watch strap 🤦🏻‍♀️

Band quality is good. It's really easy to connect. I love how it's waterproof, I can do my workout without worrying about it to stop working. Heart rate monitoring is quite accurate. Battery backup is good.