Smart Watch for Women, iPhone & Android Compatible, Heart Rate SPO₂ Sleep & Women’s Health Tracking, 100+ Sports Modes, Waterproof Fitness Smartwatch with Custom Watch Faces & Long Battery Life (Pink)

Nice expensive looking watch
Looks very nice well above it’s price point

Very decent budget watch – no text replies
This is a pretty decent watch for the price and what it is. It has Bluetooth calling, however, you can only see/read a text you receive while wearing the watch, you can’t actually send a response, which I think is a little unfortunate.I do appreciate that it’s water resistant. It feels like a pretty decent quality honestly, and it’s a nice touch that it has the magnetic charging. There is a membership required for some features but I didn’t really look at it, as aside from the texting, this watch is capable of everything else I was hoping for!

A bargain
This watch has a multitude of options, from monitoring workouts to calorie consumption to heart rate, breathing and sleep. The only thing it doesn’t monitor, but I wish it could, is blood pressure and EKG. There are other watches that have these features, so I’m not sure why they aren’t included with this manufacturer.Most settings like steps, workouts, etc., you can adjust on the watch itself, but for many of the settings, the app is the best way to make changes and adjustments. There, you can select which features you want to activate and which you’d rather do without. Of course, the more you activate, the more drag on the battery and the more often you’ll need to recharge.That said, I turned on everything because I wanted to put this through its paces. I have all medical readings activated, including heart rate variance, respiratory rate, oxygen levels, and sleep data. I have the screen time set to about 8 seconds because any more is just annoying, but 8 seconds is fairly long for an electronic device. I’ve had this running full-time, wearing it full-time, for about 70 hours now and the battery is still at 73%.My only concern is that at some point during the night on the first night, it turned itself off randomly. I don’t think it’s likely that I accidentally turned it off, since turning it off either requires multiple interactions with the device, or a very long press on the power button, followed by pressing the confirmation “check mark.” Seems unlikely I could pull that off in my sleep. But, whatever happened, it hasn’t happened again and that was Wed. night and this is now Saturday. Just an anomaly, I suppose.My only other issue is that it can sometimes take several attempts and several minutes for the watch to sync my sleep data with the app. A minor inconvenience, but an inconvenience nonetheless.The watch is very attractive and, through the app, there are a number of different watch faces you can acquire. There are many that are free, and then there are some than range from 69 cents to a buck ninety-nine. The only issue with that, though, is that there isn’t much memory storage capability in the watch, so you can easily find yourself out of storage and required to delete one or more existing faces in order to make room for a new one.You can also pay a fee to join the “community” through the app, which supposedly gives you access to various health-related articles and suggestions, plans and monitoring you can set up, and reduces or eliminates the cost of some of the watch faces. I’m not big on putting my personal information out in the “cloud,” so I tend to shy away from those types of things. I don’t know who’s keeping it, where it’s going or who it’s shared with, so that’s a pass for me.I currently own three watches from this company, and I’m able to connect all three to this same app. This is handy when one watch needs to recharge, or when I just feel like switching things up and swapping out the watches.The app seems to indicate that this company has smart rings and bathroom scales that can be added to the app as well. I haven’t searched for those, but I may.The price of this watch is very reasonable for the quality and features that you receive. I would, and have, recommended this watch to others. If you want a smart watch that monitors your health metrics for you, but you’re also budget-conscious, this is a very solid buy.

This is way better than I expected. Has great range and options. Speaker is clear and love the options

This is the first feminine looking smart watch that I have worn. I didn’t think I would like the circular face but I actually do. There’s a lot of features on this watch including being able to add some music files or audio clips, and it gives spo2, level of stress, weather, etc. There’s just so much included with this watch that other reviews mention. I like the long battery life. If you don’t wear it, it will last really long long time–like a month or more in standby. It’s one of the longest battery holds I have found on a smartwatch. The very fit app that you use this with this watch isn’t the best. It tends to be a bit bloated and use up a lot of space, but it does have a lot of features like sending notifications to your watch. You can make calls on your watch as well. The value is great, especially when you compare it to Big brands. Another thing that I don’t like is there is a good unique magnetic charger that you need to match exactly, or your watch won’t charge. And sometimes it’s expensive to buy a backup, compared to the big name brands.