Smart Watch Activity Tracker with Pedometer Smartwatch Compatible iOS Android (Gold3)

For $20, I was not expecting something this well made. It has the weight and feel of a more expensive product. I like the fact that the band can be remove. I removed the band and carry it in my pocket. I use it for message and phone notifications. I like waring real watches and have many.

This watch is great for only 20 dollars and now I don’t have to ask for an Apple Watch for Christmas. But seriously this watch is great. It tells how much sleeping you got. Good for exercising keeps track of steps and notifications, heart rate and for keeping time. I have almost no dislikes abt this watch

Update: Well, I loved this watch, right up until it self-destructed. I wore it night and day for about 10 months. About a month ago, the time it held a charge (which was impressive when it was new) dropped off considerably. When it died, a screen popped up telling me I’d won a gift card if I’d leave a 5-star review, and that seemed to derail the software. It overheated on the charger, which worried me a bit, and then it died. That said, after a week without it, I missed it terribly, so I just ordered another one. The price has dropped from $30 when I bought the first one to $19.99. If I get 10 months out of the new one, I can live with that, I guess.Original review (mostly still true):I needed a watch to track and help me increase my activity level (steps) after an injury, because I had become very sedentary. I didn’t want to spend a lot, so I read a bunch of reviews on cheaper watches and this one stood out for customer satisfaction. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase! The quality is amazing, it was so easy to set up and customize, and I love that you can choose from many graphic options. The colors are vibrant and beautiful. I had it customized and running in about 15 minutes. I never expected to wear it at night, but I love the sleep tracker function, and I’ve gotten some useful information from it. I also love that if I wake up, I can shake my wrist and see the time. It even has a flashlight! Everything seems accurate, except maybe the blood pressure readings. The information transmits from the watch to the phone app, so you can view results easily (see my photo of the sleep tracker, for an example). So far, the battery life seems great— I’ve been wearing it for 3 days, and I still have a 50% charge. It even surprised me with a “trophy” graphic when I reached my “steps” goal yesterday! I could not be more impressed with what this watch does for under $30. I don’t think I’d have been any happier with the expensive brand name model. I may give a couple as Christmas gifts!Update— After using this for more than a week, I’m even more impressed! It keeps surprising me with features I didn’t know it had. One of my favorites is the “Countdown Timer.” I can easily count down in 8 different preset increments (1, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30 minutes, 1 or 2 hours). See photos. This is great if you use the Pomodoro technique, you need to do a “15 minute quick clean,” or you need to remember to leave in an hour. You can see at a glance how much time is remaining.

Overall it's a great watch for the price. Steps/miles seem accurate. Looks and feels great.The deal breaker for me is that when you have it in workout mode you cannot control the music anymore. So when I was running I could not skip a song (or see any other screen other than run info). To me that's not acceptable- it's when I'm running that I most want to be able to use my watch instead of the phone. I could not even check what time it was..... I could also never get the shuttle release to work but I didn't spend much time trouble shooting it- by then I knew I will be returning the watch. If you don't care about those things, otherwise it's great. App and set up were super easy.

Bought for my kid. He loves it. I’m really not what all it will doHe just uses it to count his steps

I've had this watch for about a month and it's a pretty decent fitness tracker for the price. It's not 100% accurate as other reviewers have mentioned in regards to steps, sleep, etc. But if you're looking for an affordable option to get you started and motivate you to move around, this does the job! Battery lasts about a week, and I like the alarm, reminders to move & drink water, step counter as a motivator and weather app. It's nice to have the watch alert you of calls and text messages (even knowing that you can't respond/answer from the watch) since I don't always have my phone on me; however I've noticed it doesn't alert me 100% of the time of those, either. So basically it works about 75-80% of the time, but for $35 I can't complain. I haven't used the sport-mode options, so can't speak to those features. The app is easy to use on your phone, but I've noticed it doesn't always track daily reports, either.It offers a similar style and features as an apple watch, IMO, just again, less accurate and reliable. Great option for beginners like me that just need nudges to get off my ass and go for a walk every once in awhile.

It’s a great watch that does the basics but it’s not what I’m looking for. At this rate I’ll have to settle for the Apple Watch since the technology is more advanced than most smartwatches that I’ve tried. The face changes were different and a little more complicated to use but lots of options if possible. The text app worked but I couldn’t respond back, the phone notification works but you can not answer the phone. The lift to view is very sensitive but I very much enjoyed it. Navigation was easy. The monitoring is on its own but you don’t receive notifications. Does the basics.