Smart Watch for Men Women, 1.96"HD Smartwatch (Answer/Make Call) with Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor/Pedometer/Spo2, 2025 New Fitness Watch 113+ Sport Modes, IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker for Android iOSCarbonfree Certified

I was not really looking for a smart watch because of what the prices have been some time ago, I was surprised of the features that are available today for a fraction of the cost of OVER PRICED brands. I was wanting to monitor my health with a 24/7 device that would give an idea of how my "body's engine" is performing. The watch came with a 65% battery, and, as with ALL other battery devices, an initial FULL charge was performed. I hooked up the polarized magnetic watch connector and charged fully to 100%. The first battery charge lasted about three days with all of my messing around with my new toy. The "raise hand to turn on" was enabled and I found that the watch, (dial), was turning on fairly frequently with normal hand/arm movements, which, this setting is now turned off. After my second FULL charge, the dials "battery meter" showed a 90% remaining charge after a 24 hour period. So, I'm guessing that with the dial face not turning on with basically every arm movement, I should receive 8-9 days or so of battery life which is good by me. I initially had issues with not being able to DL different watch dial faces that appeared which appeared to be a server issue not being able to connect. After contacting the seller with a suggestion to "reset the server", I am now able to DL a bunch of different dial faces that are now stored in the "My Dials" section. The revision 5.3 BluTooth does provide excellent range in making/receiving telephone calls and receiving text messages with a good 50-60 foot range You can't compose/reply to a text, but, that's not a deal breaker. I have yet to figure out how to sync contacts which is probably my understanding of how to do it. The call log holds calls made and received so I reference this log to select a call to make. The blood 02 measurement seems to be as accurate as a "finger clamp" type I also have. The ability to provide continuous monitoring is great along with the pulse rate. The pedometer function is accurate to within a couple of steps to and from the mailbox which is ~ 80 steps total or so and as the watch counts the steps, you will have to provide the very basic math to multiply your stride distance by the number of steps. I'm still learning all that this watch can do and from what I've seen, it does provide AND record fairly accurate health data with watch longevity, (mine too :-), still to be determined. For thirty bucks, I am very pleased with form, fit, and function....

Jugeman Smart WatchI’ve been using the Jugeman Smart Watch and I must say, I’m really impressed! One of the things I love most is the size—it’s just right, not too bulky, and fits perfectly on my wrist. It’s also incredibly comfortable to wear, even for long hours. Another big plus is how easy it is to use. The interface is straightforward, and I had no trouble getting familiar with the features. Overall, it’s a stylish, user-friendly smartwatch that gets the job done. Definitely worth it for the price!

I love it. very simple. One time charge can take few days. The rating is accurate.

I am a pretty tech savvy guy but I cannot get this watch to Bluetooth pair ! Works fine except it will not collect my data, recognize phone calls,etc because the Bluetooth won't connect. It was cheap enough that I can keep it as a spare but disappointed with it's connectivity issue.

Pros: Charge lasts pretty well, a nice big screen that is clear and readable, comes with an app that easily connects to the watch, choice of faces for the watch. Cons: The strap irritates my skin; I have to switch wrists every day to reduce irritation. The app can be difficult to understand because the text is probably from Google Translate and pretty rough.I only use the watch as a tracker - don't use the phone or text features.

Battery life is great! Definitely not an apple iWatch but does everything that I need it to and MUCH LESS expensive. I would buy it again!

I purchased it to mostly track my heart rate. It is terrible at tracking my heart.I use a couple of dedicated devices while working out , both those and my old Fitbit agreed my resting heart rate is. 50-56 . According to this new watch my resting heart rate is 70-78...It completely misses my highs, but it does get the lows . After a heavy 45 minute workout that left me short of breath the watch claimed my max rate was 102... Waste of timeI guess I have a step counter...

Delivered on time.Fits and operates great.Easy to use.