Smart Watch for Android Phones and iOS Compatible iPhone Samsung Men Women 1.69 HD Screen Oxygen Heart Rate Monitor IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch Fitness Tracker Fitness Watch

This is a watch I strongly recommend.This watch accurately records your heart rate and can also test your blood oxygen level. The battery life is around 3 to 4 days. You may also use the watch to control other functions.One thing to note is that there is no direct mechanism for capturing photos, but you may do so manually by shaking the watch while your mobile app is active.Finally, I feel comfortable wearing it, and the style is fashionable so for me, it's a great purchase.

First of all, it's so sleek looks so good on my arm. Don't know why there are bad reviews here but i've been testing this out and everything I need is literally here. It tracks my walks efficiently and my heart rate and oxygen level as well. Last night it says I had 8 hrs of sleep! Will get my husband one too :p

About 1 hour after charging the watch I almost threw it away. It might be a fine watch according to the reviews but that is not my issue with the watch.I am old school. I spend 35 years in IT and years before the internet and cell phones and I had access to the largest collection of computer files with the personal data of millions of people across the U.S. And I saw how there was a potential for misuse of such data. So privacy as always been a concern to me.And so after charging, I turned on my watch and it read to activate it required that I turn on my phone’s location. I did ask that question about location on Amazon but it went unanswered. I thought surely the watch can just read my heart rate without the app. I don’t care to have a history of my activity. I am not OCD. I don’t care to tell the world how many times a day I pee or pass gas. I have a Fitbit like band that does just the heart rate but it is hard to read in the sunlight and the feature does not remain visible while in use. You have to turn in it back on and cycle through the menu to see the heart rate again. Meanwhile the dog you didn’t see while cycling through the menu has bitten your leg.For many years I used a Polar watch with a chest band and it was everything I ever needed for $39.Before throwing it away I put it on and it did show sitting heart rate in a small font similar to that of my fingertip pulse oximeter and blood pressure cuff readings. So I do not have to activate it via the app to see the heart rate. Heart rate is the only thing I am interested in. So I will keep it for now.Surely there is a manufacturer out there that can create this exact watch solely as a heart rate monitor without the app requirement and without it costing hundreds of dollars.

My son loves it he is a manager and runs around all day keeps track of his steps and very compatible to his Iphone

My old watch stopped working so I purchased this one as a replacement. So far I am very pleased with it, the watch works great and is an asset tome in the gym and long bike rides.

The watch gets stuck and will not burden and the are no options for you to get it out of this mode.

I bought this smart watch primarily for th fitness but I wound up using the other features just as often. This watch is comfortable, cute, and practical, especially for the price!

My husband has been thinking of getting a smart watch for a while now and this was a great off brand one for him to use. The main screen does seem busy but he doesn’t seem to mind. He really enjoys it. The readings appear to be accurate. You can control what apps you want to get notifications from as well as setting it on do not disturb for certain times if you’d like. It did take us a little bit to figure out how to change the temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit. The battery life is pretty long lasting. Overall a great purchase

After a few months of use I would have given it a much better score if only the calorie count was accurate.After a full day it still only records around 350 calories. I must spend all my days comotosed to have a count this low. Perhaps my jogging isn't quite as active as I thought.I do like the watch, the options for the display are good and it is a very clear display. The app does seem to be good and reliable., easily connected. The battery life has so far proved to have a reasonable life to it. So the only real let down for me is the calorie count. I didn't expect a fine scientific instrument that I could claim to be even 90% accurate but did expect it to look at least reasonable.Fortunately I do use the other reading as a general measure of my activity so all is not lost but given that it is an activity monitor I cannot say that it deserves any more than 3 stars.

I have tested several budget smart watches as I've lost a few, and gave some away as presents. This particular one is the best so far, slim and slick design, plenty of functions, great variety of tools for different purposes. Very durable battery lasts all day, user friendly interface. My personal favorite functions are the heartrate monitor and the timer, which I use for the gym. I think it is also waterproof as I wore it in the shower. Very easy to set up, overall I'm delighted with this purchase.

Just done a reset and also a good old IT "turned it off & back on again" just waiting to see if my heart doesn't explode. Never knew it'd go as high as 155bpm. Let's hope after the reset it sorts itself out. If not I am certainly not going out for a run, don't think my heart could take it.Stuck my sons Samsung Active 2 watch on my other arm. He was worried I wasn't going to make it to the end of the day.

I was looking for a smart watch for my son as he was asking for one and I came across this watch which looked good and reasonably priced so I bought it. Its very easy to set up and works nicely. Watch looks very stylish and looks a really good quality!My son is really happy with it!

Nice well made and easy to work and easy to charge a little disappointed as it said it could check Yr BP and technically u can but not easily. Otherwise works great long barrery life and decent display size.