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First of all, I am a strong supporter of off-brand smart watches because I beat them up and find that it is easier to replace them than take special care of them. I decided to try this watch because of the claimed durability, features, and of course the price. After a week of wearing this watch, I definitely plan to buy it again at some point. The app is very intuitive with my S22, and runs seamlessly in the background via app-driven connectivity. I have not noticed any additional drain on my phone battery. I’m able to answer/decline incoming phone calls, view notifications and messages, and control my Amazon music app through the watch. I work in a dusty environment, and have washed this watch under the sink daily without any issues. The sleep-tracking, heartbeat sensor, step-counter, fitness-tracker all seem to be relatively accurate from what I can tell and are convenient to keep track of. I think the most impressive feature of this watch is the battery-life. I have been wearing it for 1 week now and STILL HAVE 46% BATTERY LIFE on the watch WITHOUT A SINGLE CHARGE! I am not using any type of battery-saving mode, and have all of the available features running normally. I have a hard time believing it even as I am typing, but it is true. I will charge it for the first time once I hit 30%, so maybe 12-14 days between charges? Unbelievable in my past experience. Another nice benefit is that there is a replacement band in the box, so if one breaks I do not need to worry about purchasing another. The magnetic charger is USB compatible and can be plugged into any USB charging port. Overall, I am very impressed with this bargain-priced watch, and strongly recommend checking it out.

I wrote a review on June 1st, 23. I was contacted by a gentleman named Peter. He ask me if I would change or delete my review for my money back or a gift card. Needless to say it went back and forth for two weeks. I did delete my review but obviously I was played. But I did keep my review and here it is.. So far I can’t import my contacts to the watch. Dont receive text messages all are on and all put to be allowed. The sound switches constantly to the watch you have to go to your media and switch it back to your phone. Please be careful I was carrying some bags and the watch actually called 911. If I could give this a minus 5 I would. I wasted my money on this. Please think twice before you purchase this watch.

I don’t need or want an expensive smart watch. All I need is a simple wrist watch with a few features.
I’ve only had it about a week but so far so good.
I’ve only charged it once and the battery still shows nearly full so battery life seems great. Other watches need to be charged daily which I consider a huge PITA.
You can easily change watch faces via a number of pre built faces or you can even customize one to be your own.
BP, heart rated, step counter etc all seem to function well.
The band is decent. It’s soft and stays put. I may wind up replacing the band at some point but the one it comes with is generally fine.
Overall a good simple smart watch that is inexpensive, has long battery life and most importantly tells time.

the battery life on this is impressive, can go almost 2 weeks without charging it. The heart rate, blood pressure and O2 functions are nice and work rather well. The sleep function hasn’t worked since day 1, but I’d prefer to not have a watch on while I sleep, so it doesn’t bother me. The watch is waterproof, have showered, washed the car, dog, kids, gone water skiiing, swimming, snorkeling, with no issues or problems.

Easy setup
Just got today.
Looks nice.
I will keep you guys updated

Update: 4/7 – Used this for about three weeks but the app started to drain my phone’s battery very quickly, consuming about 38% battery in about 2 hours. I keep on having to force stop the app for the battery drain to stop, although next time I open the app again it will start draining the battery after 12 hours or so. The weather on the watch also has stopped updating for some reason and I never got a response from the vendor as to how to fix this, so I am gonna return this and probably go with a Pixel watch instead. Downgrading to 3 stars.

I got this watch as a sleep tracker so I can see how well I am actually sleeping, and I am quite happy with the results. In fact, I think this is one of the functions that the watch did the best out of, and it accurately records when I suddenly jolted up from dreams or other nightmares I encounter at night. However, this watch seems to only track monophasic sleep, so the statistics will get wonky if you sleep multiple times a day (not really a problem for me, although may be an issue for people who takes regular naps).

Other functions work fine, even though some of the interface may not be as polished as other brand names. The heart rate monitor reading matches closely to a reading from the oximeter, but only when the reading is taken with the arm placed across a surface horizontally. When the arm is vertical, the reading itself can’t really be used since it can read very differently (65 when your actual heart rate is 135). This isn’t really an issue particular to this watch, as my oximeter will also give false readings in this configuration.

The blood oxygen level also gives very close readings compared to my oximeter, although on occasion there are spikes up/downwards, usually for no longer than 2-3 seconds. I can’t really speak for the blood pressure readings since I don’t really have a cuff to read my readings, but it often reads a reading slightly below 120/80.

Notifications and calls work fine, although note that these messages come directly from the notifications on your OS, so you may get a truncated version of the message from the OS. Since this is not actually a smart watch with its own data plan or apps, you also don’t really have the capabilities to respond or type messages from the watch.

I think for the price, this is a pretty good device that can do quite a bit. Of course, you may have to adjust your expectations if you are actually expecting a device with full smart functionality (like what you would ordinarily get on your mobile device).