Smart Watches for Men Women Fitness: Fitness Tracker with Blutooth Call 24/7 Heart Rate SpO2 Sleep Monitor 5ATM Waterproof 120+ Sport Mode Activity Trackers Compatible iPhone Android Phones (3 Bands)

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.

This smartwatch has been a great value for the price. It looks modern and stylish, feels comfortable on the wrist, and comes with multiple bands, which is a nice bonus. The display is bright and easy to read, and navigation is smooth. The fitness and health tracking features work well. Heart rate, SpO₂, sleep monitoring, and step tracking are accurate enough for everyday use. I really like the wide variety of sport modes—it covers almost any activity. The Bluetooth calling feature is convenient, and call quality is clear for quick conversations. Battery life is solid and lasts several days on a single charge. The watch is also waterproof, so I don’t have to worry about washing hands or wearing it during workouts.

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.

Good watch. The battery lasts for days! It barely dies on me. I love the sleep tracking! That’s my favorite feature. It’s comfortable to wear & it’s affordable. In some ways I still prefer an Apple Watch but this is a good alternative for its price.

I had nothing but trouble with this exercise watch. From the very beginning it did not work right and was super glitchy. I was out on a long walk the next day - my first day of using it - and it kept erasing my calories and steps every hour! I would get up to 2100 steps and a few minutes later the watch would say something like 19 steps. Kept happening over and over! It was very, very frustrating! Worse is half the time the watch would stay black when I twisted my wrist to see the heart rate. The watch face would not light up as it should. And at other times it lit up when I didn't want to, at random times. I have a small wrist. And I have had Polar watches in the past. But I had trouble with this watch reading my heart rate. Often the calories and the step count was there (before it got set back to 0) but the heart rate would just be these dotted lines. And no I do NOT have high blood pressure or anything. Yet the watch could not read the pulse. I also had the watch on the very last available hole so it was leaving marks on my skin. But the thing that really upset me bad about this watch was what it did when I took it off to go shower. So I got out of the bath, I had left the watch sitting on the sweater I had planned to wear. I go press the side button to see if it still remembered my steps from earlier. And to my utter shock the watch was showing a heart rate! It was showing a heart rate while lying on a sweater!! No one was wearing it. It has been there from 15 to 20 minutes. I took pictures! The heart rate kept changing, going from the 60s up to 150s! And THAT made me decide I cannot trust the heart rate on this watch. At all. It is just making up numbers. The settings did NOT work. I could not change the date or time. I was stuck with weird military time I do not understand. Also noted the watch did not count steps of the arm was held in a certain position. The watch was tight and uncomfortable. Yet it was still "too loose" to read MY heart rate. But it had no problems reading the heart rate of an inanimate object!! That is so wrong! I never saw the battery bar change. At all. When I took the watch out of the box it was already 75% charged. I thought that was odd. I am returning this watch!

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.