Smart Watch for iOS and Android Phones (Answer/Make Calls), Watches for Women IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor Steps Calories Counter (Pink)

My teenage son was eager to have his smart Watch and this was an excellent option, easy to use and with a lot of quality and an unbeatable price

I bought it as a gift for my husband and he loved it. It’s elegant, very good quality, charges quickly, and is ideal for people who exercise. Comfortable to wear and practical for everyday use

Originally purchased this watch June 2023. Loved the watch and used it daily until it stopped turning on (Jan 2025). Bought a new one and they changed the interface entirely. They also now use a new app, which is a downgrade. The new interface is simply awful and not intuitive. I primarily use this watch to track steps and set 2-3min timers at the gym. Finding the timer was challenging, and now it disappears from the screen while in use unless you click on the icon again. I liked being able to look at the timer at all times while using it. Additionally, clicking the button while the screen is on now opens up a menu. Previously this turned the screen off. I don't like this change. I returned the 2nd watch due to the above changes. I kept 4 stars in my review because I still think it's an excellent quality watch. The battery lasted days, it tracked steps well, and could take a beating. It just no longer is suited to my primary needs.

Love this watch! It looks sleek, feels comfortable, and does everything I need. Calls, messages, steps, sleep tracking, all in one. The screen is bright and easy to read. Definitely didn’t expect this much quality at this price point.

I was looking for an inexpensive watch to track my steps (heart rate/O2 are a bonus), this works great for that! It says it starts counting after 10 steps during 'awake' hours and 20 steps during 'sleeping' hours. I thought I walked way more than I actually did according to this watch. It is pretty accurate as I have counted my steps and checked the watch and they are within a couple steps. It tracks your heart rate and your O2 levels and saves the history in the app. It's nice to have that info at the push of a button instead of writing it all down (and misplacing the sheet of paper). I have mine set up to take my heart rate and O2 levels once an hour so I can see how I'm doing anytime I want. Great information to have for my next annual Dr appointment. It alerts me to get up and move if I haven't done so in 1 hour (vibrates 3 times and shows on the screen to get up and move). It also allowed me to set up an alert if my heart rate goes above a certain number that I have entered. Took me a while to figure out why it vibrated 5 times with nothing on the screen, that's your warning that your heart rate is above that set number you entered. The sleep tracker works fairly good, sometimes it says I have 'rapid eye movement' after I have woke up so that could use a little tweaking but overall, it does a pretty good job tracking your sleep. Tells you when you are in deep sleep, light sleep, rapid eye movement and awake. There are a lot of options to set up through the app, I don't think I'm using it to it's full potential but it works great for what I wanted. It connects to your phone via bluetooth so it rings when your phone rings, you get to see the text on your watch (I haven't figured out how to text back from the watch but I just grab my phone for the bigger screen to text anyways), it shows you emails that you receive, shows notifications from Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, etc. You can pick which apps you want notifications for through the app on your phone. I have not worn it in the shower to see if it's water proof, I take all jewelry off anyways, it seems fine when I wash my hands and splash it with a little water, never has it been submerged in water. The watch band is a little irritating if you get water/sweat behind it. Because you need it somewhat tight on your wrist for accurate readings, water/sweat can irritate your skin under the band, no worries, take it off and wipe the water/sweat off the watch, band and your wrist and it's fine. Battery life is actually better than I thought it would be, it gets down to about 25% after about 5-6 days. I charge it while I'm at work, I'm sitting at my desk anyways so I don't have to worry about missed steps or not tracking my sleep. Haven't timed a charge but I'd say it's around 1 - 1 1/2 hours to fully charge it. It does still vibrate if you get a text, call, email or other notification, however, when you tap the side button to wake it up, all you see is the charging status, you cannot see the notification. Overall, I highly recommend this watch if you are looking for a 'smart watch' but without the smart watch price and its own line on your phone plan. I have a Nord phone (same as Samsung only WAY cheaper), Android operating system, and this works just fine with my phone, no issues at all!! Highly, HIGHLY recommend this watch!!!!

Watch was great but only lasted about a year, even with light use. Recently it stopped taking pulse and other measurements and the green lights on the back continually flash and stay on. Tried resetting, battery drain, etc. and the problem continues. Very disappointing that we wrote to the seller for help, and didn’t receive a reply. So, if you buy this watch, assume it will work for around a year … and don’t expect any help from the seller. Our experience is unsatisfactory. Too bad.

Very good watch for the price. The screen looks clear and the battery last longer than I expected. It’s easy to use and the call feature works without problems. For daily use it’s more than fine

The watch itself is fine, if a little complicated to set up, that being said, it does what I wanted it to—it tracks my sleep if a bit wonky, it tracks my steps and it tells me when I get a text message. It takes a bit of finagling to get the hang of it at the start but that’s not my gripe with it. For context, I like to wear my watch firmly, I don’t like the sensation of it shifting against my skin, but I don’t wear it so tight to the point where it hurts, recently I’ve noticed that my skin under where I wear the watch has become irritated and tender to a mildly annoying degree. I’m going to try out a metal wristband and see if that helps any (measuring ~20mm I’m pretty sure, I bought a different not too long ago using the 22mm measurement on the product photos but that was too big to fit. So we’ll see how this new one goes). If you have sensitive skin like mine, I wouldn’t recommend this particular one, but it’s pretty cheap and functional so I don’t mind having to buy a separate band for it. Ignore the scratches on the back of my hand, my dog was upset I didn’t give her treats this morning :(