Smart Watch for Men Women, 2022 Fitness Tracker 1.69" Touch Screen Smartwatch Fitness Watch 24 Sports IP68 Waterproof, Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor/Pedometer/Calories, Activity Tracker for Android iPhone

Let's start off with a quick statement about this watch. I purchased this on sale for right around $35, so my expectations were pretty low to start with. If you are looking for high quality and a lot of features, this is not a watch for you. Also I would like to mention that I am using an Android Phone (Samsung S22). With that in mind, here is my review, Pros/Cons first then a brief summary:Pros:- Price: If you can pick this up on sale, this is a good deal. I was able to get mine for $35, which was about 50% of the price. I feel like I could work in this and not worry about breaking it like I would a higher priced watch.- Batter Life: The battery seems to last quite a while between charges. I'm going on about 4 days now without charging.Comfort: The smaller face on this watch makes it a bit more confortable than others I've used. The band is soft and curves well around my arm.- Looks: This does not look bad for a cheap watch. You can tell that the band is not high quality, but as far as looks, this is not a bad looking watch.Cons:- Functionality: This has very few features. If you are wanting something that you can type on, talk through, play games on, ect, then this will sorely disappoint. It has the basic health type features (heart rate, O2, sleep monitor, steps...stuff like that). It has the ability to receive text and weather, but you really can't do anything with it other than view.- App/Setup: This is the biggest gripe from me. It was a pain to set up compared to some of the more expensive ones. First, the app is very basic, with little to no help getting things working. My weather did not work initially, it would crash the app. It started off in C when I wanted it in F. I thought I could change it in the watch...no you change it in the app by clicking the temp. I finally got that working only to find my messaging wouldn't work. After messing around with all of the various permissions, it started to work. Definitely not something that I had to do with my Samsung watch.- Movement detection: There are times when I go to move my arm and the watch face acts as though I want to change it (it gets small and vibrates). Not sure what that is...probably something I could turn off in the app.When I first started to set this up, I was pretty disappointed in it. The weather did not work, the watch settings were very basic, the settings were set up in a way that I really did not like, and the app was not very friendly. The setup is not user friendly at all, but once things are set up, the watch works great! All of my features are working now, so I shouldn't have to really get back into the app unless I want to change my watch face.The features of this watch are limited, unlike watches like the Samsung and Apple brand, but you also pay for those features. Me, I like simple. I have a phone that I can use for things like games, texting, and calls. This has just enough for me to monitor when I need to. If that is not what you're after, pass this one up.I would recommend this if you can pick it up for under $40. It is my opinion that this is a good budget watch if you want something you are not afraid to break or replace. I'm giving it 4 stars, with the note that this is taking out the trouble with the app and only focused on the watch functionality. I've rated this in the app store already.

For the most part it works for what I want it to work for. It tracks my steps. There are times that it doesn't always show me the messages that I receive. There are times that I have to leave me phone somewhere and let it disconnect from my phone and then reconnect to sort of rest itself. The bigges issue that I have with it is that the find a phone doesn't work. I don't know if it isn't 100% compatible with the New Samsung 23, but ever since I got that phone it won't make a sound or vibrate my phone for me to find it. That was the one main reason that I wanted the watch and thought for the price that it was worth it, because I have a tendency to set my phone down and forget where I set it down at.

Smartwatch works great does not have phone contact to speak

First, keep in mind this watch is not an expensive, finely-tuned instrument so its readings are a bit off. The sleep tracker restarts if you get up and go to the bathroom during the night. The BP measurements are always higher than my arm-band BP machine by 10 to 15 points on the upper number. Oximeter aspect was pretty accurate as was the pulse. Also, don't use the app in the instructions as they want your Credit card number although they say you won't be charged. I went through the APP store and downloaded the GloryFit APP for free and no credit info. Charges quickly. I didn't set the phone notifications, music or anything else because I didn't want all that.

It's a good watch, but when you go in the pool the screen is sensitive and when you have the swimming feature on it pauses it's self. Everything else is great.

App is very basic and a bit difficult. Sleep tacking is very basic it'll tell you light sleep or deep sleep and it's not accurate (compared to fitbit). Some features are not available like it shows on photos and description. Syncing to Google is tricky and inaccurate.

The watch is nice looking and seems a good quality for the price. The app is confusing and it is not easy to see past exercises. For example, today I worked out and I cannot view the stats anywhere. It's kind of frustrating, but for the price it at least counts steps and measures heart rate.

Small buttons on watch, and instructions in micro print. Could not set up with phone. Now sitting in junk drawer.