HvlgmrcHvlgmrc Military Smart Watch for Men 1.96 Inches Outdoor Sports Smartwatch with Answer/Make Call,Fitness Watch,Blood Oxygen,Heart Rate and Sleep Monitor Compatible with iPhone and Android Phones

I have waited a year to write a review on this watch. I couldn’t really ask for too much more from this watch at its price. I’ve worn it everyday since I got it. I’ve dropped it, really banged it into walls, doors, etc and it’s never batted an eye. The functionality it has at its price point can’t be beat. You can even completely customize the watch face from the watch’s app on your phone (add whatever widgets you want, make any photo your watch background, customize letter/number size). The battery charges fasts and lasts literally days. I have yet to experience battery life decrease. So many custom features. Have coworkers and family say all the time, “my $250 name brand smart watch x doesn’t do that…”

Bought march 2024. In thar year I only had to replace to piece the band slides into when losing and knob on side to toggle thru screens broke off.April 2025 immerged in water while in hot tub. This watch is apparently not water proof, nor resistance.

This watch is great for price and has lasted longer than the carbinox.

I was very happy with the productVery cool and easy to follow

4 months owned at time of this review. I got this watch to track heart rate, O2, and stress levels. At over 50yrs old, that stuff starts to matter more. The initial price of course was an incentive.The features work and tracked what I needed so no issues there, except for the sleep monitor.The problem is the battery life is horrible. Even in battery saving mode, which cuts the health monitor function, it will need to be recharged in a day. Sleep function is hit or miss and you need to make sure it's fully charged or will cut off in the middle of the night.App works fine on a Google Pixel phone.Had to get a nylon wrist strap because the silicone strap gave me a skin reaction.Can I recommend this watch? Yes and No. Features work, it's been durable for me, and if you are fine charging every night then Yes.Need something with better battery life because you are out doing activities and you can't charge every day, then No.

I bought this watch because I wanted a dumb watch that had a pedometer. What I received was a smart watch. I use this watch strictly for the pedometer. I really don't care about anything else. At least, that's what I told myself in the beginning when I purchased it...Now I've enabled a few smart features, but have no notifications (I owned the very first Apple Watch, the notifications got to me!). Hourly updates on weather (at top of hour it's accurate). Can make calls from, the speaker is plenty loud and other end hears me fine - but I have this feature turned off because I don't want to use my watch that way. Crossing time zones, you have to have geolocation turned on AND go into your phone app and accept the prompt to get the time to update - not a big deal to me, I was just happy that it updates via bluetooth once it realizes my location.The most surprising thing to me has been the battery life. I will give it a big caveat and say that I don't use the heart rate monitor or SPO2 or exercise stuff. Strictly the pedometer which automatically displays on my preferred watch face. I don't find the heart rate monitor to be accurate. The pedometer is pretty accurate (it's close to what my phone says, which is also pretty accurate).If you're considering a "dumb" smart watch and you just don't want to fork out the Apple Watch money, honestly just get this one. There are other bands you can get for this, so if you think one of those is preferable just get it when you purchase this.As long as you're not using a ton of the energy heavy features (like the exercise stuff w/constant heart rate monitoring and SPO2) and sms/call/phone app notifications (vibration motor uses energy), you will be extremely pleased with the battery life of this watch. I have been wearing my watch for 3 weeks now and I'm currently at 32%. I like the way the watch manages its energy, I don't really care that the weather isn't updated to the minute (but to the hour), and I like that I can quickly see how many steps I'm at for the day.I've showed my brothers, my sons, my dad - all have been very impressed with this $39 watch.

Great watch. Battery lasts a long time. Has so many different watch faces. I use it mostly for the step counter which sometimes can be off. I noticed that if I’m standing there moving my arms and hands it will sometimes count it as steps. Not really a big deal for me though. The phone calls on this watch come through very very clear. I haven’t had anyone on the other end complain of not hearing me or me not hearing them. The band on the watch is soft and can fit any wrist size. I got this watch in green. Oh…you have to download the app to get the best use out of this watch.

This is the first smart watch I have tried so nothing to compare it to, but. I really got it for when I walk my dog and I maybe will answer a call. Otherwise I just work, hard. Although I have not used all of the functions because I am more interested in battery longevity, the watch seems to work very well.i think I have had it for about 2 months and it has been my daily "beater" as a carpenter. I have put it through some stuff. I have had to charge it 3 times, charges fast. Nice big screen , seems durable but did scratch some,( I'm rough). I looked at So many of these, it's insane. I was not going to spend hundreds on my first one. Probably still wouldn't knowing that I can get this one for $39, I think.I decided to look for reviews and the reviews were really good on this one and claims military grade. I don't know about that, but anyway. Pretty durable. I think a person using it for its intended health monitoring purposes, should be in good shape. So far I have zero to complain about , but I can't do 5 star when I have not tried all the functions.