BENIO Smart Watch for Men and Women, 1.72" Fitness Tracker, 24/7Heart Rate/SpO2/Sleep Tracker, Multiple Dials & 23 Sports Modes Fitness Watch, IP67 Waterproof, Compatible with Android iOS

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At first I hated this watch. It came with the band detached and I struggled for 15 minutes trying to attach the band. Pulled out my magnifier and realized the band was a few mm too wide. Got out a razor blade and shaved a bit off - went on easy then. So I try to pair it with a Blu phone I have and it would not pair. Tried everything. So before returning it I tried my Pixel and it paired perfectly. I actually prefer the screen over my $400 smartwatch. It is bigger and easier to read and navigate. The touch screen is a tad less sensitive than my other but it works fine. Frankly - the accuracy of all the health functions matches my more expensive watch! You can read the results on watch or in app. I found the sleep tracking MORE accurate than my $400 watch. Go figure. So if you can put up with a few downsides this watch is absurdly inexpensive for what it does. And it looks good too. So in spite of my difficulties I still give it 5 stars.

I opted to pair this with my Google Pixel as my apple phone already had a watch, that drives me nuts because it can't make it through the day on a single charge. This one lasts all say and has nice features. It's look is very similar to apple styling. Functions are alright so far, does all I really need it to for a great price. Maybe perfect for a teen or anyone on a budget wanting the features of a smart watch. Edited to add: The more we use this, the more we actually like it. Particularly for fitness tracking and the like. The display is bright and easy to use and the controls intuitive (on the watch itself). We rarely use the app - just the features on the watch itself. At the current price point of $20 this is a feature-packed steal!

love it ,its so easy to use and set up can not fault it

I just wanted to give this quick review based on what we know so far. I actually ordered this for my mom, she is older but wanted to give smart watches a try and we didn't want to break the bank on something she ended up hating. Well, this is little watch did the job perfectly, she loves the many features and options that it gives her. She says its comfortable to wear, in fact at times she forgets that it's even on her wrist. I did some testing with the watch when we first opened it, and it seems to be about as accurate with the steps and heart rate features as mine is so that seems like a positive as well. The battery life is ok, nothing to brag about but as long as you get in the habit of a regular charging regiment there won't be any issues. If something comes up or if it fails, I will be sure to come back and update my review. For now, mom loves it, so I have no problem recommending it.

This is a great watch for its budget range ($20 at the time of writing). I would say it's more of a feature watch rather than smart. It can control music from the phone, it can notify from things happening on your phone like calls, and messages. It can keep track of your heartbeat and sleep routine and 'stress'. It can give info on the weather too. the watch is comfortable to wear too, however, the band was very fiddly to affix. i think i was a tad too wide where it shouldnt be. the application lets it down a bit. Downloading watch faces are fiddly and dont always work either. And you need to keep your mind open as to what some things actually mean since the English is not that good, Compared to the Lark NON pro, the Pro offers: - more prettier and nicer UI interactions - but more complicated - alarms settable on the phone (vs non pro on the app only) - vibrate strength adjustment - some graphs. - a knob instead of button The alarm-on-watch setting is the most notable difference between Pro and non Pro, and the knob,