Smart Watches for Women Men, Fitness Tracker Watch with 110 Sports Modes, Step Counter/Sleep Monitor/Pedometer, IP68 Waterproof, Bluetooth Call & Music Control Smartwatch for iPhone/Android

Great product! Great price!
Never miss calls anymore. Always have my ringer off and i dont like wearing bluetooth earbuds unless I am working out. The calls come thru the watch and can easily answer and hold a conversation without fumbling to get my phone out of my purse.

The sleep monitor is great
I like it a lot ! I love that it monitors my sleep but I don’t believe the steps are right . I do walk about 3 miles a day but it with show 10,000- 12,000 steps a day ? Yesterday and today I have been in bed sick all day and it shows 2,463 steps I don’t think that was possible – but I do like it a lot -,well worth the money and I like the size and other features too!

Save your money
Don’t waste your money! It’s supposed to track your activity. I wore this for a 12 hour shift where I never sat down and easily did 20,000 steps it tracked 986 in 12 hours as a nurse! Clearly wrongToday I did 7 miles on a stationary bike at the gym it shows my heart rate was elevated and tracked 350 steps… I did the elliptical for 30 minutes and used my arms I got 500 stepsI bought this because I didn’t want the more expensive smart watch because I don’t need alerts on my wrist for calls and texts but this isn’t the answer.

What a weird watch
Okay to start this was sub twenty bucks when I bought it, I don’t think I would pay more than that. It struggles with a lot so I’m going to break it down by pros and cons.Pros:- Fairly comfortable, I can sleep with it on without much issue, but I am debating replacing the band.- battery life: it definitely lasts way longer than most smart watches.- Games? I don’t know that I would count this as a pro, but I wasn’t expecting to have a couple of different game apps on the watch like 2048 and a flappy bird knock off.Cons: Woof where to start- The app has a like 2.3 rating on the app store for a reason. It is, frankly, hot garbage. It doesn’t sync well, it has weird navigation, it’s not compatible with a lot of features your average smart phone has, and it’s barely even in English.- The Heartrate monitor works like 20% of the time at best.- The step counter seems pretty inaccurate, and doesn’t seem to know when you start driving. My phone will say I’ve taken 10,000 steps in a day while my watch will tell me it’s been 15,000 even when I’m carrying both on my person at all times.- The weather has NEVER worked, no matter how many ways I’ve synced it. It’s stuck at saying 12 degrees F for every day of the week for the next forever.- You *can* make it read notifications on your phone like discord etc, but you have to go through a bunch of options on the mobile app to figure it out, and after owning it for a month they’ve moved that option like 3 times. It’s not-intuitive at all.Overall, just make sure you don’t overpay for this. you get what you pay for, and don’t expect more.

Quite impressed with such an inexpensive watch. It tracks my steps much more accurately than my previous smart watch. A huge number of options for the screen image. Sturdy strap and love the colour.

I can not get blood pressure to work

Bought this specifically for a step counter. Did not accurately count steps, counted 100 steps when I was driving in my car