Sekonda Motion Plus Smart Watch 36mm with Black Stainless Steel Strap 30223

Ok this arrived last night charging took 3 hours but so far I'm pleased ! Brought it to replace a Garmin vivomove5 as I refuse to pay there ridiculous prices, this watch is probably better as it does BP as well as pulse. So I'm happy at present.I'm very well pleased, not sure about the bracelet think I'd prefer plastic for durability but I can replace that as there are loads available.

A very good entry to smart watches. Does more than the price would suggest and is very easy to use. Not all that you get from the more expensive watches but enough for the normal person. Looks are good with many different watch faces to use from.

I've been wearing the Sekonda Motion Plus Smart Watch for a few weeks now, and I'm impressed with its combination of style and functionality. The rose gold stainless steel strap looks elegant and complements any outfit, while the 36mm face is just the right size for my wrist.The watch itself is responsive and easy to navigate. I particularly appreciate the fitness tracking features, which accurately monitor my steps, distance, and heart rate. The notifications are also a great addition, keeping me up-to-date on calls, messages, and app alerts without having to constantly check my phone.The battery life is impressive, lasting for a full day with moderate use, and the watch is comfortable to wear even during extended periods. While it doesn't have advanced features like GPS or NFC, it's a perfect choice for someone who wants a stylish and reliable smartwatch for everyday use.

I have received this Sekonda motion plus smart watch, to review on behalf of Amazon. It arrived promptly and well packaged.This is a very nice looking smart watch, that is packed full of features, and at its price of £74.99, is well worth it. It does have some notable features missing that may not suit everyone, no gps or nfc. That said this is still a good watch. It does what you would expect from most smart watches, although I have found that its accuracy isn't always the best. The watch feels nice on the wrist, with a decent size screen, and seems well built.

I picked this watch because it was affordable…but after a couple of weeks it’s clear the saying is true. You get what you pay for. I would suggest investing in a smart watch that tracks more accurately and is capable of more than the basics.

At the time of writing this review, the price is £74.99.The Sekonda motion plus smart watch in 36mm with a rose gold stainless steel strap combines style and functionality beautifully. Its elegant design, with a sleek rose gold finish, makes it a versatile accessory for any outfit. The watch offers essential smart features like fitness tracking, notifications, and heart rate monitoring. While its performance is solid for everyday use, it may not match high-end models in terms of advanced features. Overall, it’s a stylish and practical choice for those seeking a blend of fashion and technology at a more accessible price.

Too loose on my wrist - could not sort it so returned it.

I did like this watch. It feels solid and the metal strap is very nice… to look at. I could barely get my hand in the strap and had no chance of closing the clasp. I do have big hands (28cm across the widest part when fingers are scrunched together and 22cm wrist) so this isn’t really a criticism of the watch.The strap is easy to pop on and off and i could change it. Partly my reason for four stars is the strap catches your wrist/arm hairs as you take it on or off.The touch screen is fairly easy to navigate and pretty responsive. I wasn’t a fan of the almost 8-bit graphics and feel something nicer should have been possible.It functions well and i was able to use the blood ox, heart rate, BP etc by holding it on my wrist; no idea if it’s accurate or not though.It times out in seconds and bumps you back to the main menu each time which is annoying as you lose any settings you’re messing with; no doubt this could be adjusted.Overall £75 seems fair for a nice watch… if you get on with the strap. Personally i really don’t see the point of smart watches since you also need a linked phone to get the most from it.