Smart Watch(Answer/Make Call) for Men Women,1.83'' Touch Screen Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate,SpO2,Sleep Track,Ai Voice Assistant Multi Sport Modes Smartwatch for Android and iOS Phones

Best decision I've ever made regarding smart watches.I does pretty much everything that all those big brand watches do.I only remove it before showering. That's it.Walk under the rain with it with no issues.I put it on battery saving mode, disable the full day heart rate monitoring(it'll still check your heart rate from time to time) and also disable quick view.With this, on day 10 since last full charge, I'm at 44% battery power with vibration on, alarms everyday, all types of notifications on; I even take calls on it when I don't want to hold the phone.It's a simple watch, really light, looks good too.Always connected to the phone via the app but you have to make sure it's connected via Bluetooth in your phone settings so you can answer the calls and be able to talk through it (green and red buttons), if not, it'll just show you the caller ID with the reject button (red).It has a ton of other functions that I don't use but it's primary function for me is a watch.Good deal for the price.

This watch is awesome. Has all the features and quality of the more expensive ones at an excellent price!!

I stopped using wearables after my Pebble Watch died. I was never quite happy with the alternatives at the time. Seeing some of the cheaper "smart watches" popping up, I decided to give it a try. If I liked these newer watches, maybe spend a couple hundred on something of "quality". To my surprise, this watch was not only very comfortable, but offered all of the most important features you can expect out these watches.For less than $15, I don't think you can find a better deal. There's a gotcha in there however, the App. The one they want you do download is quite frankly, worthless. Don't get it. This is a generic watch called the P73c or just P73. If you look it up, you can find it works with a handful of Apps that sell the same watch, usually for more. The one I found that works best so far is called "Pubu Wear", and its on both the android and ios app store.Pros:- More features than you would expect for a cheap watch- Light weight- HR monitor is close to accurate- Comfortable- Customizable- PriceNeutral:- Can make calls and even use the watch as a speaker for music. It's not great, but not horrible either.- Screen sharpness is mediocre, but that's fine given the price.- Touch Screen is sensitive, can easily over shoot what you want to select if you swipe too fast.Cons:- It's practically all plastic and rubber. Reduces weight, but also durability.- Text alerts are not visually appealing

Edit: After a couple months I began having to restart the watch to pair it to my phone. After about a week of that, the phone wouldn't detect the watch. Started great, but ended up being complete garbage. Don't waste your money.The entire reason I am getting into the smart watch world is for notifications, particularly from text messages, as I often don't feel the vibration carrying my phone in my pocket. I'm not going to spend a bazillion dollars on an apple or Samsung watch, but I've tried a number of cheaper watches, ranging up to about $80. It has been an endless process. I have gone through so many watches and have returned every one of them. This one is a keeper, (I will update if that changes) and also by far the cheapest.Every smart watch I've had has issues with unpairing and spotty notifications. Some wouldn't work if I was texted a picture, some wouldn't work if it was a group text, some just randomly wouldn't work. This one, so far, has worked flawlessly for all notification types. (If someone texts me a picture it doesn't show up on the watch, but I get a notification there is a picture message. Thats good enough for me.)I also love the fact that I can put a custom picture of my choosing from my phone for the watch face. That's a first among the smart watches I've used.It does all the fitness tracker things too, but I couldn't care less about those features. I don't need a watch to tell me if I need more exercise, or if I need more sleep. I can tell you that. And I don't need to know my heart rate every minute of the day. I have all the fitness features disabled. No judgment if you're into that stuff, but I can't comment on it.It isn't perfect. It looks very cheap. Also, if you're someone who likes heavy watches because it makes you feel manly or whatever, you won't like this one. It is virtually weightless. However, I don't especially care about either of those things. If someone told me about a watch with the same functionality that looked better for a similar price, I would consider it. But I'm not looking, as I am completely satisfied with this watch.

My intro to fitness watches...super cool... make sure to save time and use the app...explains all quick and easy...other than that easy to charge...light...great watch for all!

Amazing watch for an even greater price and does over half of what name brand smartwatches do.

My $400 Apple Watch recently broke as the screen came separated from the body of the watch. Bought this as a back up/replacement and I couldn't be happier with my purchase! It does just about everything my Apple Watch did with the exception of letting me send text messages. I love the fact that I can play music or make phone calls directly from the watch! And it was an excellent price from the seller I purchased it from! So happy with this product!

I buy a black and to how I love it when my spouse see mine I have to get back one for him the volume is so high guy if u have not got a smart watch yet u can run go get this one full 100 all the way .