Rival Smart Watch for Men, Women and Teens Vital Fitness Tracker 2025 All-in-One Fitness Watch | Step Counter, Heart Rate Monitor, Vital Fit Tracker with Instant Notifications

I am so impressed with the Rival Smart Watch! It’s everything I was looking for in a fitness tracker and more. The step counter keeps me motivated throughout the day, and the heart rate monitor is super accurate during workouts. The sleep tracker gives me valuable insights into my sleep patterns, helping me improve my rest. I also love how I can receive instant notifications for messages and calls right on my wrist—it’s so convenient! The design is sleek and comfortable, making it perfect for both workouts and everyday wear. Highly recommend this smartwatch for anyone looking to stay fit and connected!

It’s as advertised

I have had this watch since the beginning of Feb, ie-a little over 2mo. Initially I really liked this watch, good no nonsense, not techy, fitness/health tracker. However, in the past 24 hours, the display screen broke and became vertically pixel fractures and was barely bright enough to see it. I didn't hit it on anything and I take it off to wash my hands. Within the 24 hrs, the screen has now gone completely black and isn't responding at all. I knew it was not an expensive smartwatch, but I expected it to last longer than 2 mo, especially for this brand.

It’s not the best watch however the battery did last 2.5 days which is a heck of a lot better than my well known expensive one. Just not a huge fan of the charge frequencyUPDATE!!!!The company reaches out to me and offered to replace the watch. I had chucked it up as lost money because no one ever really wants to do anything about a bad experience. Not this time. They replaced the watch and I have to say that this one holds a charge longer than the last and basically does what the more expensive one I have does. It does not answer calls but I do get the notifications that my phone is ringing and I can see who’s calling. The watch is waterproof which is really good since I’m always in the water and I’m forgetful. I’ve had the watch for about a week or little longer and have only had to charge it once. If you buy this watch and you have issue with it charging, it’s worthwhile to reach out to the seller. They were amazing at replacing mine and they did so very quickly. I am genuinely pleased with the replacement , it works as it should and I’m not charging $400 worth of watch everyday. I would recommend this

What can I say, this watch started off pretty good compared to the fiasco of the last smartwatch, Fitbit, which had to be replaced two times and after the third one gave me the "poltergeist" screen again as the others, I was done. This smartwatch, however, lasted three months before going haywire with the date changing every few moments to the time changing from a five minutes to two hours difference. Well, needles to say I had enough with another smartwatch not working properly and I went back to a digital watch. I can see why this product is priced the way it is and I should have not had any higher expectations for it at this price. I can only recommend to anyone is to go with a reputable smartwatch something like Samsung or Apple.

I originally wrote a very negative review after the watchband broke and I was unable to find a way to communicate same to the manufacturer.To their credit, the manufacturer reached out to me and offered to send a replacement watch. I indicated that all I needed was one side of the band, but they sent a brand new watch which is working quite well.I like this Watch very much, except for one feature. Unlike my Apple Watch, which lights up when I turn my wrist, this watch requires you to lift your hand, rather than to turn your wrist.There are many times, like when I’m playing tennis, that screwing around lifting my wrist to see the time is inconvenient and rather annoying. I wish they could update their software, or whatever, to improve upon this liability.

This is not a poor watch for the price. But the bio data it produces is completely unreliable. I have B/P issues. I use a B/P device purchased at a local pharmacy. It is usually within a few points of the tests I receive at my Dr. office. However this watch reports my B/P everyday at 140/80 to 87. I can assure my B/P is not steady at 140 over something. Something with the O2, heart rate, even the number of steps taken. All are inaccurate. I pulled a leg muscle one morning. Didn't walk more then 200 steps that entire day. According to this watch I was close to my 1K steps for the day. Since having covid my O2 level is regularly just under 95. On this watch it's always 98.Now if all you want from a smart watch is one that allows you to see what or who just messaged you. Or you want to scroll through your musical library. Then this watch might be just what you need. It does those tasks well.I wish they would allow you to remove unusable items from your menu.

This took some patience and trying to fee mastery, but I am impressed with all of the features included at this price. I have compared the BPM count to my pulseoximeter and two well-maintained pieces of equipment in our private gym—accurate to within 1 beat. Spo2 identical to oximeter. BP readings within several points of readings on a major brand of at-home equipment. The exercise option offers many of the traditional workouts, including rowing, stationary bike and yoga. The calorie expenditure offered on some of these was way generous, on others like stationary bike close to the gym readout. Sleep function pretty consistent with an app on my iPhone. Displays latest message. Haven’t figured out why music will default to the watch speaker from headphones, but don’t expect a high quality speaker. Smooth, comfortable band. Lightweight. Proprietary charge cord could be a problem if you misplace.