Eurans Smart Watch 41Mm, Full Touchscreen Smartwatch, Fitness Tracker With Heart Rate Monitor & Spo2, Ip68 Waterproof Pedometer Watch For Women Men Compatible With Ios & Android Phones - Grey

Used to monitor my daily excercises.

I don't use an app with this watch and it works just fine reporting information I'm interested in. I want to know how many daily steps I take, how much deep sleep I get, calories burned, my blood oxygen level, and heart rate.I do wish it had more sports modes. I ride an recumbent elliptical, so I use the indoor bike sports mode to record time and calories. It may not be perfect, but gives me an accurate reading on my heart rate, which is most important for me. I haven't worn it in the pool since I got it. I doubt it will record my steps; but again, it will record my heart rate. It's waterproof, but don't expect it to be a diver's watch. When you get out of the pool or shower, dry it off, as well as your wrist, before putting it back on.The battery life it amazing! I wore it basically 24/7, removing it for a few hours daily. I finally recharged it after 8 days and it still had battery life left when I started the charge.What I like best about this tracker is that it works without binding it to an app.This is a good basic tracker for those who want only a general knowledge of their fitness points. Don't expect the world from it, because you won't get it. In my opinion, it's an amazing, inexpensive little watch/tracker. I have no idea how long it will last; but for now, I'm very satisfied with it.

This is my first smart watch and I like it so far. It does exactly what I need it to do and it's pretty easy to use. The only hiccup is thatthe directions said I could pair it with my phone to get texts and control my music and I did, but it isn't working. Other than that it's great.**Update: turns out that controlling my music and calls/texts does work from the watch, it unpairs when I have my Bluetooth headphones on and since they're almost always on, I thought the feature didn't work.

I bought this watch to count my steps but also for the heart rate function. I have SVT and the watch alerts me to when my heart rate jumps while I’m resting. The battery life is good. My only complaint is the the band buckle broke the first day I put it on.

Update after a week:Charge lasts a whole week which is great, but the charger is iffy. Was charged all night with the charge icon on and stayed at 17% after a whole night. Readjusted and went to 99% after about 40 mins. Never reached 100%. So removing a star for that.My Samsung watch broke after three years and I didn't want to shell out another $300 so I found this one. No bells and whistles. But it works. I get my notifications and I can see the time/date/steps easily.Note that you can't change how long the screen stays on, change the size of the font, nor can you alter how strong the vibration is. No speaker or mic, no sound notifications, cannot respond to or reply to messages via voice.The watch face selection isn't vast either, but I was able to find something that worked for me. Also note that the size of the screen is not the entire face of the watch. So if you pick a watch face that is a light color or circle, it's very obvious the screen isn't the entire face of the watch.Also be aware that sometimes downloading and installing a watch face it will get stuck forever "installing" and you won't be able to do anything else. This happened to me twice and I had to unpair and uninstall the app both times to get it to work. I avoided those watch faces after that and the watch and app seem to work just fineI haven't tested this out during sleep. I noticed others said the watch did not register their sleep but this watch also doesn't have theater mode so any movement while you try to fall asleep turns on a bright light near your face so I just take it off while I'm sleeping.But for $20, even with all the above issues, it's worth $20.