Smart Watch for Men Women, 1.83″ HD Touchsreen, Bluetooth Calling, 5 ATM Water-Resistance, 130+ Sports Modes, Health, Fitness & Sleep Tracker, Timer, Fitness Watch for Android/iOS, Blue

You get what you pay for….
It’s pretty basic with limited functionality.You can’t reply to texts or anything.Only view them. The messages also aren’t fully displayed if they’re longer.It can handle phone calls and play music, but the quality is on the lower end.You can also choose photos from your gallery for the screen display.The fitness stuff is all useless and ridiculously inaccurate.I miraculously took 199 steps while going to take a piss then returning to my bed.You get what you pay for.I’d suggest spending the money on a galaxy or apple watch for a sincerely excellent device.That’s what I’ll be doing.

Very disappointing quality!
I really wanted to like this watch, but it didn’t meet expectations. The setup was confusing, and the app kept disconnecting from my phone. The Bluetooth calling feature only worked sometimes, and people said my voice sounded muffled. Battery life was much shorter than advertised — barely lasts two days with light use. The step counter also seemed inaccurate compared to my old fitness tracker. I tried restarting and reinstalling the app multiple times but nothing helped. Ended up returning it after a week.

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Worth $25, but def not $200
For $25, this watch is pretty good. For the original $200, ain’t no way I would buy this. I bought this to replace my Xiaomi 8 band watch, which did really well for me for like a year and a half, and then it started giving me off heart rate readings. So I figured I would get an upgrade. I wouldn’t really consider this watch too much of an upgrade.The heart rate monitor is not nearly as consistent as it should be. I have to switch wrists in the middle of a run because it will start under reading my HR. I know I should be in the 120s and it says I’m at 96. Switch wrists and give it a minute, and it’s reading 123, which matches the treadmill.The interface isn’t the best, not the worst, but a little awkward. The screen has adjuatable brightbess, which is cool, but it is way too bright overall and doesn’t dim enough. Tracking steps and miles works fine. It onky tracks active calories for anything that gets your heart rate up for mkre than ten minutes. My Xiaomi tracks and estimates all calories, which I like better.The big downfall of this watch is the battery. It barely lasts an e tire day, and if you’ve been tinkeribg with it a lot, it won’t even last a day. And it takes FOREVER to charge, like three hours. My Xiaomi lasts four days and only takes 10 minutes to charge.I don’t like the screen on this one. You can’t tap the screen to turn it on. You have to hit the button on the side. The screen is supposed to turn on when you lift your hand and turn the watch face toward you; this only works half the time, if that. Then the screen will stay on for a long time when you don’t want it to, wasting battery life.I do like the fact is uses a normal watch band. The Xiaomi has a push into the hole type of band, which is prone to coming undone when you snag it on something. This one doesn’t do that; although, somehow it did come completely off one night at 2am while sleeping. I don’t think that was the watch’s fault. I do weird stuff in my sleep. It tracks sleep just fine, but doesn’t give a full breakdown on the watch face; you need to get into the phone app to see exsctly how much deep sleep you got.It’s decent for $25. I would rather have spent an extra $20 and gotten a new version of the Xiaomi.