FEELNEVER Military Smart Watch for Men, Bluetooth Voice Call Compatible Android iOS Phone, 1.39" HD Smartwatch with Heart Rate Pressure Sleep Monitor 100+ Sports, IP67 Waterproof Watches with 3 Straps

Great watch. But the charging port is a little difficult. The plug on the cable keeps slipping off. You have to be careful when you put it down. For it to keep charging. Apart from that the watch is brilliant with all the functions its got

Great watch, good price, it has all the stuff I want and looks good too. It has a decent size screen and the setupwas easy enough

Great as well packaged, prompt dispatch and delivery. Great price and just what my husband had wanted for his 60th birthday. He was very pleased with it and thought it was a lot more money for the quality of the watch than I had paid. Happy with ease to set up and functions that it has. Good size of display for when he is busy working and doesn't have his reading glasses to hand. Really impressed with the step monitor, blood pressure check and sleep tracker and especially happy that he can listen to his music and make and answer calls whilst gardening. Usually has the remove gloves and find his phone first!

Good watch but stop working after after 9 months. But i pretend to buy another one. My partner really loved this watch

This watch was a failure it didn't even last 12 months.

I have never been interested in "Smart Watches" as when they first came on the scene with Apple and Garmin etc they were ridiculously expensive, some still are, but since Covid I developed bad health - dodgy ticker and breathing troubles and started taking my own BP readings every day using a machine, well this week I bit the bullet having revisited the smart watch pages and reading /watching reviews I happened upon this Feelnever Smart Watch. Well to say i'm happy with the purchase is an understatement, Solid build, looks really good and comes with metallic straps and a plastic strap too, alas the metallic strap is tight, but a little card in the package stated that if the strap is not long enough, get in touch and a free extension kit will be sent out. One chat with WhatsApp showing them my invoice and a picture of me and my watch and BINGO strap extension sent out to me - may be a 5 day wait but really impressed with the customer care aspect. everything is reachable by simply letting your phone read the relevant QR codes. Setting up the watch with my old I Phone X was a breeze, hardest part being converting height and weight to metric from good old fashioned Imperial in the Apps - need to know criteria. multiple pages of different watch faces to choose for future use, shame really that you can only upload and swop the one face at any one time, but, that said you only need one face so it's not a problem. still got to use the phone aspect, I will be reading up on that later today, but very very pleased with a watch that is very cheap in the grand scale of things - just taken my Blood Pressure and Pulse and SpO2 and all "Normal" and my WhatsApp messages come through which is really handy - Yesterday I listened to some Queen tracks via Amazon Music on the watch....Modern technology - Amazeballs!!

Seemed ok. Better app than the first smartwatch I bought but I only had it for a day before I returned it. I was unable to set the alarm to 'vibrate only' and could not switch off the annoying melody so it was not suitable for me.

I've had this watch 3 days now and battery has gone down 40%. Bearing in mind that for the first day or so I was constantly trying out the features ,I think the battery is doing very well, maybe even pull 7 or 8 days usage on 1 charge. The watch is well built, not heavy and comes with 3 straps. The metal strap is smart, ideal for evening/ going out use. The rubber strap is also comfortable. The functionality is good, I haven't tested it with my fitbit yet to see if the steps / calories/ heartbeat match. The major problem for me is the sleep tracker. It only seems to record 1 run of sleep , if it records any sleep at all that is. If you want to track your sleep then something else like a fitbit would be better. You can dial out from this watch which is good, however the volume is very low. Also has a find phone feature which is a bit rubbish, you literally have to be right on top of your phone for it to work. You can also use the find watch feature on the app on the phone. But get this. When activated, the watch vibrates, doesn't make a noise at all. So it is useless since you literally have to have the watch in your hand in order to feel the vibration. By which time you've already found the bugger. If you are after a decent smart watch, then this is ideal, the sleep tracker being the only thing that let's it down for me. But for the money, this watch is ideal, it is smart looking , good fearures

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I recently purchased this smartwatch as a gift, and the recipient absolutely loved it! He found it incredibly easy to use, and its lightweight design makes it comfortable to wear all day. Connecting it to the phone was a breeze, and the long-lasting battery ensures uninterrupted usage throughout the day. Plus, it offers great value for its price, making it an excellent choice for anyone in the market for a reliable smartwatch.

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This is a perfect smart watch. It’s pretty light and you wouldn’t feel it’s on. It has quality display and also I had a little issue with the raise to wake feature and customer service was very helpful with that to get it sorted.

Let's start with some general information... According to what you expect from them, you can love or hate these "smart watches". They are not really "smart" watches that can operate on their own, but rather a hardware extension of your mobile device with and extra screen and some extra sensors and input/output capabilities. They don't "have Alexa", they send your voice to your mobile device to pass it to Alexa. They don't connect to Internet, they use your mobile device to do that. They are more like a remote controls on your wrist. What they actually have as an extra are some sensors that measure your heartbeat and blood oxygen. Your mobile device might also have such sensors but these watches are always in contact with your wrist when you wear them, so they can automatically measure those without the need to put your finger on your mobile phone's sensor. So the short of it, these watches are not very "smart", they do most things with the help of your mobile phone and an app on it. Talking about apps, different smart watches work with a few common apps (apps that cater to a range of watches). This one works with FitCloudPro. Whatever you want to do with your watch, you have to give permissions to the app, for example if you want your contacts on the phone, you have to give the app access to your contacts on your phone. This can start with contacts and continue with your live location, the messages you receive, Facebook notification, access to your photos, and so on. How safe that is is up to you to decide. Getting that out of the way, my expectation was mainly to replace my very old fitness tracker. I used it to measure my heart rate and record my location and it would give me my speed, distance, calories burned, etc. along with a record of my route, and pass all these to some online websites to track my progress. While these smart watches have sensors for heart data, they don't have their own GPS, and so far I have not managed to put my route and other data on the online sites that I use. So while this is a nice watch, it did not help much with what I wanted. And yes, let's talk about "nice". First of all, I think the metal wrist band makes the watch look quite good. The round metal watch face adds on top of that. I though a round screen was not the best idea for a digital display, but it sure is very aesthetic. It has a large screen with a good resolution and the watch face can be changed using the app on your mobile. The information it gives while you exercise is nice, you can see the distance, duration, current time, steps, heart rate. But it seems that you can only do some certain things while the exercise tracker is working. For example, it has the option of skipping the song played, but you don't have the option of showing the regular watch face during the exercise. Overall, I have not cut down from a 5-star rating as it does what similar "smart watches" do in this category, I cannot say that it delivered what I was hoping for. I was hoping it would do things on its own (like its own GPS tracker), load apps on it, and not have to add another app to my mobile device and none of that could happen. But I must admit, I wore my very old fitness tracker only while exercising; this watch, I feel like wearing when I'm just going out.