Smart Watch 45mm for Women Men(Dial/Answer Calls), 2.0″ Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate/Blood Pressure/Blood Oxygen Monitor for Android iOS

Ten months later…
I’ve been using this watch for 10 months now. I have no complaints after getting it set up the way I want it..It’s held up quite well. Durable, some might call it. So far (knock wood) I haven’t managed to scratch up either the face, the band, or the watch body.The black, with black metal band looks good. It’s so comfortable to wear, I forget I’m wearing it.I’m a big guy. It’s hard to find a watch that fits. This fits me, and will even size down so far my 4’9″ mother also wears one with the metal band. (She got the rose gold and pink)I’ve read reviews about the connection. I *think* it automatically disconnects as soon as the charge drops below 30% to save the battery. I don’t know this for certain, but that’s what mine seems to do. To reconnect, charge it up. If it still doesn’t reconnect, go through the app instead of your phone’s Bluetooth settings, and it connects right up with no issue.The heart rate monitor seems to be about right. At least it’s in line with what my old smart watch used to tell me. The blood pressure monitor seems to be pretty accurate as well.Is the step counter accurate? I have no idea. It counts steps. I don’t care how many it tells me I’ve taken, so not an issue either way as far as I”m concerned.If I remember right, this was rated IPx8 when I bought it back at the end of December. I don’t know how true that is, but mine still works fine. It may be pretty waterproof. I don’t wear it in the shower, and I haven’t been caught out in a storm where I was soaked “to the bone” in it either.I’m not a fitness nut. I just want a watch that fits, is accurate, and looks good. With the blue/green face I use it definitely looks good.The battery life… is amazing. I probably go two full weeks at a time between charges. Turn off the “raise to wake” function in the app settings, and battery life goes way up.This thing’s got more functions than I’ll ever use. I rarely read a text on it. I’ll probably never use it to make or answer a call. There are probably a dozen other possible functions I’ll likely never put to use, but I like the watch, and intend to keep using it ’til I find one I like more, or I manage to break it and have to get a replacement.For the money, it’s a great watch. I got it on sale the day after Christmas. Based on what I paid for it, I figure it’s paid for itself already, just in everyday use as a watch.Is it as good as those high dollar smart watches from the big companies? For what I use it for, I’d have to say yes.

Nice decent price it looks more elegant than those would rubber straps.
Cute bands not rubber like that gave it to my daughter she loves it for her exercises walking steps I wanted it to let me know where my blood pressure is and my heart rate and I wanted to make calls with if the volume was too low. I decided to get it again later but right now I don’t want too much radiation. I already have too many phones, and that was my concern with smart watches although I heard it has helped some people know when they were having a heart attack or prevent one by having them get to the hospital in time.

Cheap & frustrating!
The band itself is nice, & it keeps time so functions as a watch but that’s about where it stops. The watch does NOT stay connected to the phone and it’s not an easy process to reconnect it! I have to go through and “forget the device” then go through and add it again. In order to change alarms on it you have to use your phone, which as you can see from the previous problem mentioned you can understand why that feature is obsolete. If you do use it for an alarm it is not a vibration wake up like others, it’s LOUD and obnoxious! It does not track sleep accurately as I literally was awake looking at the time trying to sleep and the next day it reported nearly perfect sleep at a full 8 hours (I wish I slept as much as it says I do!). It doesn’t track steps very accurately as well. My iPhone tracks them more accurately. Also—on the rare chance you are connected by Bluetooth and try to use your phone the watch can’t be disconnected as your phones speaker! If you want to listen to something on your phone or any other Bluetooth device you have to disconnect and turn Bluetooth off which starts the process of having to reconnect it all over again. It’s a vicious cycle. For a cheap watch—you really get what you pay for on this one. It’s a cheap watch that has the appearance of something worth more—but definitely not worth the frustration you get with it.

Large numbers readable.
Nice watch does the trick of keeping track of sleep and steps. I like the band

Très bon e montre connectée qui n’a rien a envier aux grandes marques , deux bracelets inclu avec sympa pour changer de style . Beaucoup de mode et fonctionnalités , rien a redire

Très belle montre, bonne qualité….

Súper contenta ,volumen perfecto. Muy muy contenta