Smart Watch,Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor,Smartwatch for Android iOS Phones, Exercise Data Activity Tracker Waterproof 1.3" Touch Screen Step Counter for Fitness Sport Men and Women

At this price point I was expecting a little more. if you see the same product and you see it looks the same you just seems like it might have different features but it's a lot cheaper get that one. That one has the same features as this one it cost about $25 less or so. That's why I only regret was getting this one to sell that one. I'm not surprised at the features but at the price point I feel like I ripped off by buying this one to the $25 one. They do the same and there's no way to put new or better faces on it. This is not a smart watch this is just an uppity watch. if you want to reveal features get the real thing. And like I said I rather buy a $10 semi then this piece of crap.

Absolutely blown away on how long the battery lasts on this smart watch. Going in, I knew I wasn’t ordering an Android or iOS software ran smart watch.Though this is run by proprietary software, it’s an absolute beast at what features it does offer. Battery life is incredible with easy a FULL 7 days between charges with 5000-6000 steps everyday and heart monitoring set to automatic.It offers a step counter, heart rate monitor, alerts for messages from nearly every mainstream app, local weather refreshed from the phone, alarms etc. Very feature rich for the price, not to mention the snappy response time and 5 second reboot/power on. Overall, I’m incredibly happy with this purchase that was intended as a gift for my father in law. I use an Apple Watch and I’m seriously jealous at what he gets compared to my watch for the price. As long as you understand what this offers from the start, you won’t be disappointed.

This is a very nice watch, especially at this price range. The band is made of nice quality soft rubber and has plenty of holes to support all wrist sizes. The screen is big ( 1.3 inches) and water-resistant. The best part is the screen resolution, very sharp and bright screen faces. I love the screen face with analog watch display, it looks like an actual analog watch. The initial setup was very easy, I simply installed "VeryFitPro" app and bind my watch with my phone, and that's it. Now I can get all the notifications on my watch. I am very happy with my purchase.

Used with Galaxy S10e phone.I didn't expect the performance of a high level Fitbit, Garmin, Samsung or Apple smartwatch for this money. I was hoping to get the following with a watch-like look instead of a fitness band. Here are the features I wanted and how it performed for me.- A good looking time piece on my wrist - I like the look of Smart Watch. I got the all black. It looks as good or better than most of the $200-400 smartwatches. It looks most similar to last year's Galaxy Watch. Even the carbon fiber looking back and all of the sensors look first class.- Fitness Data Collection App - This is the biggest fail and, as my title states, it undermines the whole value of the watch. Smart Watch links to VeryFitPro, which I have used in the past with other low cost fitness bands. Smart Watch constantly drops connection which undermines all of the linked functions like call & text notifications, fitness data connection and sleep monitoring. I had to reset the link constantly and was never able to stabilize it. With the past fitness bands I have owned, VeryFitPro was also a problem but the watch would collect and hold the data and then sync with the app when I manually told it to. This at least gave me all of my historical data to look at. Smart Watch has not been successful in doing that so in the 12 days of using it, I have two days of random data.- Call notifications - this worked temporarily after start and resets but it does not work regularly or for very long. For all practical purposes, Smart Watch fails in this function- Text notifications - As with call notifications, this rarely works- Heartbeat monitor - this seemed to be fine in regular every day life but during exercise the heartbeat only rises like 10 - 20 beats per minute when other heart monitors have me up 60-80 beats per minute so this doesn't seem accurate during exercise at all.- Step counter - seems fine on the watch but same syncing problems with the software as other fitness measurements- Sleep monitoring - only got this to work 2 nights because of the software linking and syncing issues- A battery that didn't need to be charged every 1 to 2 days - by far the biggest asset of this watch is the battery. I've had the watch on my wrist 24/7 for 12 days and it still has about 15% of its first charge. The watch also seemed to charge to full very quickly when I first charged it.- Waterproof - I did not test the waterproof nature of the watch so I cannot speak to it's resistance.Beyond those features, I did like the timer and stopwatch features.There are only 4 watch faces that are very different. I like the one that looks like a traditional watch the most. The others are more fitness band like. To change them, you go to settings on the watch and it asks you to hold down the upper button to change the home screen. After I initially set the screen it has never let me get to the screen change page again as the holding down of the upper button kicks the watch into a timer. I'm guessing this is a software glitch but I haven't been able to overcome it.If you are using a cheap fitness band and it works for you then I would say that this would be an upgrade if you want a watch-like look instead. That would give you a better look and step and heartbeat info on your wrist. All of the higher level features, though, weren't dependable enough to enjoy. Perhaps it would work better with a different phone. Worth a try as it is easy to return like I will be doing.Hope this helps,

Major issues:1. Watch configured for motion sensing display (twist your wrist to see the time), which rarely worked, failing in the most fundamental function of showing me the time on my wrist--might as well drag the cellphone out of holster, defeating the purpose of a watch. Saves battery life, so you can be frustrated for a longer period of time!2. Not disclosed in sales specs on Amazon: Bluetooth support has a MINIMUM of BT 4.2. My preferred BT phone has BT 4.1, so I had to use a different device to configure this watch.3. On the first full day, the pedometer count matched my time-tested decade-old pedometer within 1%. On the second full day, the watch was short by about 50%, making this a dubious replacement.4. I hate that ordinary BT controls don't work to support this watch and that each different smart watch on the market comes with its own dubious app.5. This phone's app comes with terms under the jurisdiction of People's Republic of China. Do you want your wristwatch to be subject to legal action in a Chinese court if you somehow piss them off, like this review will?

I cancelled the first order and was notified it been canceled. .I then order the second one as it your hot deal.Can not call customer serviceNow you can not speak to any one. I received the second one. Today I sent both back in one box ,think I need only one return label. One was not opened and the I tried it out and band is short. My fingers don't work good enough to get on. A friend had to help I have no idea how I would get off and on myself.The contains both watches.