Smart Watch for Men Military Answer/Make Call 2.01″ Display 170+ Sports Modes Fitness Smart Watch IP68 Waterproof 30 Days Standby Smartwatch for Android iOS Black (2 Straps)

That was a Christmas present for my father he loved it still working great and you still wearing it the battery lasts for days

It’s a great watch I wear it for work everyday. Phone calls are very clear, & you can talk through it while on the phone. I’m very impressed with the value of this watch

Pros: The price is great! It works well. You can get notifications from any app you choose in the settings. No idea how accurate any of the health monitoring is but it's there. The battery lasts a very long time. It connects easily and stays connected. Comes with three different watch bands. Cons: The companion app isn't the best. Messages are cut off too soon. The flashlight is basically worthless. The weather app works for day or two before you have to go into the app and reset your watch to get it working again. My only complaint is with the weather app being a pain to keep working. Seeing as how I only paid $25 for the watch that is a small inconvenience and I would still recommend this product to anyone who wants to try out a smart watch with out spending a ton of money.

I purchased this for my elderly neighbor who is pretty tech illiterate, or has zero clue about technology. He wanted a watch that was cheap and would tell him his heart rate. I did a lot of research and came up with this one that would be the best deal that wasn’t super difficult for him to grasp. I the instructions were in a foreign language so he was unable to even get it charged up or turned on solo. After I went to assist (myself being pretty utd on general tech) I was a bit dissatisfied. With the limited directions. I had a hard time finding the application despite the QR code. It was tough navigating to locate it on the play store. After the download, very limited instructions were given in the app itself. The display is good, the fact it comes with two watch bands is cool too. But the metal band needed me to take three links out of it. It comes with the link removal tool but this broke after removing the first link. It was pretty tough getting the links out and getting it to properly fit his wrist. The battery life seemed okay, but I didn’t stay long enough to see him use it or the overall functionality. Atleast we got the reminders set for him to take his meds and weigh himself. I plan to update the review once I pay him another visit, see how things are going. Oh! And I wanted to also state that it’s aimed for wearing it on your left hand. Due to the flashlight placement. He wears it in his right hand and the light shines right twords him.

Outstanding design and perfect better quality.

It's large, thick-lots of battery life. 5 stars, just for the light, it's amazing and so useful. Has a quality finish. Looks and feels more expensive. Impressed so far.

I love this watch, it does everything you need to have on a watch. It works great, easy to read and setup is easy.

I figured that I couldn't go wrong for $35-$30, but that shows what I know. This watch does some things: displays texts, displays the time, acts as a remote shutter for the phone camera, counts steps, checks blood oxygen levels, starts/stops Spotify music, has a stopwatch, timer, alarm, hydration reminder, calculator, shows the days for a calendar month like those tiny desk calendars we used to get from the bank in the 1950s, and lets you call up to 10 contacts from your phone's contact list (choose them in the app) and 5 emergency numbers, or key in the phone number. What it does NOT do: measure heartrate accurately, monitor and log heart, oxygen, sleep, or "sport" in the phone app, or display weather temps in Fahrenheit (whoops: that stopped working, and now it says to go to the app to get the weather, but the app weather feature doesn't work). The phone is not bad. The app is crap. The two do not interface well. There is minimal documentation, and the app GUI is not intuitive. Still, for what it does at such a low price, I'm not gonna toss it. It might be useful for you. Just prepare for some frustration. **** UPDATE **** The app suddenly started working. It's now logging sleep, heart rate, and blood oxygen (abbreviated BO on the watch, lol). The heart rate is still wrong. I have AFib and check my heart rhythm and rate with a KardiaMobile device, and also check BP/heart rate. The watch says 65bpm and the other two devices say 100bpm when measured simultaneously. Sleep logging seems accurate, which is useful to me. The app's weather feature sort-of works now as well. It seems to push today's weather to the phone for my location. Still in Celsius, with no option for Fahrenheit that I can find. So I updated the recommendation from 2 to 4 stars. A great buy at $25, but expect some annoying issues from the app.