Fitpolo Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor, Smart Watch 1.8 inches Color Touch Screen IP68 Waterproof Step Calorie Counter Sleep Monitoring Pedometer Watches Activity Tracker for Women Men

I purchased this easy to use watch last week. It was very easy to download the watch app on my I-Phone 13.It tracks your steps, shows texts and incoming phone calls. It is by far the easiest to use watch I've ever owned.I've used to in the shower that week without any issues.One of the best features is the screen which is simple to navigate. If you're looking for a better than basic smart watch this will make your life easier.You can set up different faces on the watch. It has just enough features that it doesn't take an engineer to use.Brightness is adjustable, weather forecasts notifications, keeps track of phone calls, heart monitor & sleep monitor. For such a reasonably priced watch it certainly has a lot of features and make your life easier.

Let me start off by saying, for $32 this thing proved itself to me. It's the first smartwatch I ever had, and I wanted to get a feel for one.#1 Durability:I mow lawns and do yard maintenance during the summer and clean kitchen exhausts in the winter. This thing has gotten caked with sawdust, dirt, grass clippings, and pretty much anything else you would expect from working outdoors. It has also been exposed to extreme degreaser chemical, that can eat the finish off of stainless steel. This watch lasted me from November of 2023 to November 2024. Yes it died, but it's a $32 watch that was basically torture tested, so I'm not going to complain. (Yes, it was the chemical that finished it off I believe.)#2 price:It's $32, don't compare this thing to a $400 Apple watch. Sure it might have it's problems, but it well more than does it's job for the price.Pros:1:Cheap and affordable.2:Incredibly durable for what it is.3:Fairly easy to use once you get used to it.4:Waterproof and dustproof.5:Customizable with additional customizations through the free app.6:Can control music through my earbuds/headphones by linking both to my phone.7: I find it pretty comfortable, and most of the time I forget it's even there.8: The battery will last for around a week or so, depending on what you use it for, and your brightness.Cons:1:The app definitely needs some work in my opinion.2:Will occasionally freeze on the time it last showed until I interact with it.3:Customized layout needs to be re-customized every so often.4:To continue controlling the music through my earbuds/headphones, I have to make sure the watch is constantly connected through the app. If the app stops, the watch no longer controls the earbuds/headphonesWould I recommend this to someone? Absolutely! If you're like me and want to get a feel for smart watches to see if you like them, this one is probably your best bet. If you're on a budget and want a smartwatch or want to get someone a smartwatch, this is the one I would pick. Or if you're just a simple person and don't need anything fancy. 90% of the time, I just used mine to tell the time.

So my Fitbit of 4+ years was getting beat up pretty good. Battery went from 5 days to about 3, so I thought I would replace it. After checking the price tag of $200, I decided to look for alternatives. I was hesitant in ordering this Fitpolo watch, but for the price point, I had to give it a try.I must say, that it arrived fast, and was exactly as described. Functionality was beyond the Fitbit. Set up was fast and easy, especially since it came fully charged. I don't need any of the fancy functions, just time, date, alarm, steps, heart rate, and sleep. It does all that and more! I like that it also give me my local weather as my wife is always asking me what the temperature is, and I would have to open my phone and check the app. Not any more!While I don't use it for calls or messaging, that function is also included and works well when I tested it. While there is a huge selection of clock faces, almost all of them have way more than I prefer. I use the basic digital one, but even that has more info than I need. Lots of faces to choose from for free or for a minimal fee <$1.I really needed a watch that would let me set an alarm, and this one can set multiple ones just like my Fitbit. So far, battery life is superb. A day and a half in it is at 81%, so it looks like I will certainly get close to a week in between charges.I suppose the only thing I don't like is that it does not shut off the display automatically at night when I am sleeping. I have to set that manually each night before I go to bed, otherwise every time I move my arm the display will light up. Not a huge problem, but one to be aware of.Ultimately, for the price point of ~$40, it certainly replaces my Fitbit completely and while I may not get 4+ years out of it, I am saving $$$ in the mean time.I am hoping that some of the reviews saying the watch malfunctions after a month are flukes, as I really like this watch and am hoping it was the right purchase.

I don’t get what some of these reviews are talking about. I love this watch! It does everything I need it to do and more that I don’t even use. I track all my cardio workouts on it (running and elliptical) and save them in the app. I can’t get it out of European mode for the date (day first then month), which annoying but not a huge deal. I also don’t trust wearing it in water because when I did that the screen said “water draining” so I decided not to do that anymore. Other than that, I’ve had this watch for over 7 months now and I love it. I can’t believe it was so inexpensive for all that it does!I wanted to update my review after I’ve now run a race. I found out that tracking running distances was WAY off. I ran a 5-mile race on a course that was straight out and straight back and the watch tracked me at 6.74 miles. I’m really frustrated because in my training runs I thought I was running 7-8-10 miles at a time and now I know I was nowhere near that. Right after my race, I went online and bought a garmin. It’s unfortunate, but if you just need this watch to track steps, sleep, receive texts, HR, and don’t need it for running, it’s definitely for you.