Smart Watches for Women Men with Call: Fitness Trackers with 24-Hour Heart Rate SpO2 Sleep Monitor 5ATM Waterproof 120+ Sport Mode Watches for Women gift Compatible with iPhone Android Phones(3 Bands)

Good watch. The battery lasts for days! It barely dies on me. I love the sleep tracking! That’s my favorite feature. It’s comfortable to wear & it’s affordable. In some ways I still prefer an Apple Watch but this is a good alternative for its price.

Very nice Smart watch The display is bright it is attractive looking price was great. People are very surprised when they hear the price as it looks very expensive I would recommend it as for yourself or a gift

I really like this smartwatch for its key features: affordable price, step tracking, timer, sleep and pulse monitoring, and the fact that it's waterproof—I can wear it in the shower without worry. I haven’t found an easy way to start different fitness activities, so I don’t use it for that. I tried Google and reading the manual provided but I still find the activity feature inefficient. If you're looking for a watch that covers the basics well, this one is a solid choice. Otherwise, you might want to explore other options.

This smartwatch has been a great value for the price. It looks modern and stylish, feels comfortable on the wrist, and comes with multiple bands, which is a nice bonus. The display is bright and easy to read, and navigation is smooth. The fitness and health tracking features work well. Heart rate, SpO₂, sleep monitoring, and step tracking are accurate enough for everyday use. I really like the wide variety of sport modes—it covers almost any activity. The Bluetooth calling feature is convenient, and call quality is clear for quick conversations. Battery life is solid and lasts several days on a single charge. The watch is also waterproof, so I don’t have to worry about washing hands or wearing it during workouts.

I wore a Fitbit for years and, despite being generally happy with the functionality, I got fed up with the ever-decreasing timespan between charges and the chronically horrible bands that always seemed to break and need replacing. When I saw this fitness tracker, I figured I would give it a try. At first, I was thrilled. It had the features I liked from Fitbit, and a few that I didn't have before. It had all the features I expected from a SmartWatch at a fraction of the price. it held a charge as long as Fitbit claimed it did, the alarm was easy to set and would actually wake me up, and I could even receive SMS messages from my phone (something I couldn't do with my Fitbit). The GloryFit App was easy to use and life was good. Then, around Oct. 31, there was an update to the GloryFit app. Foolishly, I figured "What could go wrong?" and updated. Well, updating seems to have killed much of what I really liked. While Many of the fitness features on the watch, (e.g. steps, O2, sleep tracking), I am no longer connected to my phone, so I cannot store information and no longer receive SMS messages. And perhaps most inconveniently, I cannot change the time, so my watch seems permanently stuck on EDT, a real pain as I often work in different time zones and we just changed back to Standard Time. I'll just store my watch until we change back to daylight savings time next March. I even tried uninstalling and then re-installing the app. No luck. It was a good couple of months.

This watch had a great price. The features were easy to use. It helped me keep track of my steps.

I got this on sale for about half of the typical price and it met my expectations - which was simply to have a way to be notified of phone calls and texts while not having my phone physically on me. I don't use it for much else, although I do occasionally look at my step count or other health data. It does prevent my phone from connecting to the Bluetooth in my car for calls, which is very annoying, and the capacity to use the phone to respond to calls or texts is limited. Also texts show the person texting but calls only show the number, even if I have added a specific individual to my contacts. So if I can't recognize the number I don't know who is calling. I find the app easy enough to use, the band fits well and is comfortable, and a charge lasts me several days if I only wear it during the day and turn it off over night. The touch screen and buttons work well. This is in no way a replacement for an Apple Watch, but great for curbing the mindless scrolling that happens when you are glued to your phone. This allows me to garden, play with my kid, workout, run errands, etc and still know if someone is trying to get in touch with me without having my phone on me 24/7. I would not pay full price for it, but I'm as happy with it as I was with earlier FitBit devices that ended up having a lot of problems, and this cost me a lot less.

I love my smart watch I am not a iPhone person so this works great