Smart Watch, Smart Watch for Android Phones(Call Receive/Dial), 1.70" HD Full Touch Screen Fitness Tracker for Android Phones with Heart Rate/Blood Pressure/Tracking for Women Men

However I lost the charger and cannot find one for a reasonable price.

This is my first smartwatch. I wanted an Apple watch but i didn't want to spend the money. I just needed something to track my steps, show my messages, take a call...track my sleep patterns. I found this watch after much searching and research. First of all the watch fits nicely. The screen is big and easy to read. The watch band is made from soft silicone and it is comfortable. It paired right away with my iPhone 8. No issue whatsoever. You can take calls from your watch, and you can ready text messages, however, you can't reply to texts... but you can make a call! I also like the different faces that you can download from the website. I also like that you can add your own. Again, very simple to use. I promise if you are looking for something simple and easy to use, and won't break the bank, this is your watch! The blood pressure was an added bonus for me plus the blood oxygen levels. Overall, without going into a lot of details, I loved this watch. It is a great buy and comes with so many helpful details. SmartWatches have come a long way, nowadays, you can get one for under $100.

Bought for my son as an alternative to an Apple Watch. It works great and calls and texts show. The app is a little hard to use but it is still a great alternative!

I dislike that it does NOT track day sleep. So no matter what anyone says, if you need to track unconventional sleep, don't bother.Otherwise, the watch is good.

I already have a budget-friendly smart watch that I’m rather pleased with but decided to give this one a try because it was a flash deal and had the added feature of BP monitoring. Shipping was quick and, upon receipt, I was pleased with the esthetics- packaging and actual product appearance. After fully charging and downloading the associated app, it was trial time.My assessment follows:1. The band is made of some type of thick, stiff rubber that does not allow much airflow resulting an in itchy, irritated, sweaty wrist. This happened despite trying to leave breathing space between my wrist and the watch so wearing it all night to track sleep was out of the question.2. The speaker is loud enough but is oddly positioned on the right side of the watch. Any movement of my wrist caused the sound to become muffled. On my other watch the speaker is on the left so it is never affected by wrist motion.. However, I do appreciate the ability of being able to control the music player’s volume directly from the watch- a feature missing on the one I already own.3. Both the pre installed watch faces as well as the options available online were rather basic and unattractive. There is an option to upload personal photos to use as watch faces which is somewhat redeeming. This has to be done via the companion app.4. Receiving notifications was seamless and the ability to use the Voice Assistant feature to respond to messages was a plus. Tapping Voice Assistant and speaking a command opens Siri on iPhone without having to say, “hey, Siri.” The request is completed via the phone not the watch and all audio is transmitted through the watch. In my opinion, this is a nice hands free perk.5. I was surprised to see that the training options were so limited, even omitting yoga and dance- two of my favorite activities.I will close out my assessment with the absolute dealbreaker for this “smart watch.” I’m sure most people, myself included, are in the market for a smart watch mainly for the health monitoring. If that’s the case, this is NOT the watch for you! When setting up the app, it prompts you to choose the color that is closest to your skin tone. The explanation being so the watch will be able to provide a more accurate reading for heart rate, blood oxygen and blood pressure. While the hr and oxygen readings seemed fairly accurate, the blood pressure feature I was most excited about was grossly INACCURATE and seemingly just a preset number. The initial reading was 126/84. far from my normal 110/60 when taken with an actual blood pressure cuff. This is what caused me to become suspicious. I subsequently decided to conduct a series of tests. I placed this watch in random places on my body: bottom of my foot, top of my knee and directly over my tibia. Each time it gave the same 126/84 reading. I then decided to place it on my 14 year old daughter’s wrist. Guess what? According to this device her blood pressure too was….126/84.This revelation really piqued my curiosity so I decided to go back into the app and adjust the skin tone to a fairer setting. Retaking BP in the same manner previously mentioned. This resulted in readings of 112/64 no matter where the watch was placed or who was wearing it. Unfortunately, it didn’t cross my mind to set the skin tone to a darker setting and repeat the process.That was all I needed to solidify my decision to return to sender. Packed this thing up and shipping it back to Amazon today. Don’t waste your time with this one.