Curved Smart Watch for Men Women, 2.1" AMOLED Smartwatch with AOD Mode, Answer/Make Calls, Heart Rate Sleep Monitor, 120+ Sports, IP68 Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch for Android iOS, Black, 2024

This watch was super easy to set up, downloaded the app and went from there. The watch has a large face, easy to see. I found the bloodpressure and the pulse ox extremely accurate. I love how it keeps track of your steps. Also, it can tell you if you have sleep apnea, it tells you how well or how badly you sleep. This watch is also very sturdy, I have issues with dinging and scrapping up watches, but with this one it’s really quite durable. I’ve seen where others didn’t think this watch was accurate, I find that completely false. I would test my blood pressure and pulse ox then use the watch to measure my numbers and I found it to be extremely accurate which was one of the reasons I wanted this particular watch. I think it to be really affordable and it does so much besides tell the time. So if you have a family member that needs an attractive time piece and needs their blood pressure and pulse ox monitored then I highly recommend this watch!!

I recently purchased this watch as I'm a big fan of larger watch faces since I have a pretty large wrist/hands. This has been a great watch with many nice features including continuous heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, calculator and so much more. The SMS and incoming call feature is one of the top things I love. I now can answer phone calls directly from my wrist instead of needing to pull my cell phone out using the Bluetooth connectivity. I can see incoming SMS messages as well and many other options exist to get alerts for messages from Whatsapp, Messenger and more on the watch. It's amazing how much technology is advancing.It also has many fitness tracking apps and a nice pedometer to track my daily steps.The thing that attracted me most is the 2.1" sleek curved watch face. You sure can't miss the time on this!!Pretty incredible how much technology can be packed into a $40 watch now!

Big, AESTHETICALLY good looking watch. This watch looks and feels well made. You can even change out the band if you desire more of a luxurious look. However, Da Fit App is not a good fit for this watch. The inaccuracies need immediate attention. ESPECIALLY the sleep tracker. I slept from 4a.m. -8:30a.m. But according to the app I slept 8hrs 10m. That’s a huge difference…Welp back to my overpriced national/international brand watch for now.

This smart watch is a very affordable watch that you can add to your daily work or everyday watch to wear. it has a very slight curve to it, because there is very little curve to this watch. It has all the bells and whistles like your standard apple watch, has multiple options on what faces you can add to it.. It’s not as big as you would think, but definitely bigger than your normal size watch.. Overall, I will give this two thumbs up

I have had this watch for about a week and have been wearing it on my left wrist, with my Amazfit gtr2 on my right. These are my thoughts and observations in no particular order, I like testing out cheap smart watches and am always hoping to find a hidden gem, this watch is close.It feels solid and well made, nice looking case, heavy, excellent battery life.Really nice and intuitive user interface on the watch once I changed the menu style to the interface with description next to the icon. The dial functions as scroll for watch menus and to change faces from the face, and has a solid feel, no wobble and nice subtle clicks.The band is pretty short but is user replaceable and i don't like standard silicone bands anyway. I don't know if it takes 20 or 22mm bands but I have both and will probably change it to a leather band, it looks like 22mm.Da Fit app is lower quality than Zepp but much better than H Band, if it had more customization features for the watch and better faces it would be equal.You can run vitals from app or phone, and they run quickly and consistently.Heart rate monitoring frequency can be changed, but only as often as every 5 minutes, I would prefer the option for 1 minute.Heart rate seems to be consistent with Amazfit gtr2, daily average within 1 bpm, but it doesn't update properly on the watch screen throughout the day, so a manual test is the only way to see current readings. Otherwise it just shows 93bpm on the watch face regardless of actual current rate, which is super annoying.Blood oxygen is optimistic, higher than mine actually is by about 3-4%, and doesn't record test data on the watch or in the app for some reason.BP check , dog ate my wrist cuff (seriously) so I can't compare, but is reading similar to past days of readings I have manually recorded with the cuff.I wish I could pair it with my smart scale, but that's asking a lot since it was purchased to pair with my Amazfit.Sleep doesn't seem to start at the right time though it claims 8pm, I go to sleep around 8:30 and the earliest it has registered is 11pm, but usually at 12:10am, and longest sleep it has shown is 5.25 hours, but usually about 4 hours, although I actually get 7-8 hours. Start and end times are not adjustable.Stride length can be customized in the app, seems to be counting accurately.AI Voice Connects to Google assistant and operates on the phone! Works well, it required no setup other than standard app permissions, and is as fast as using it on the phone except for the countdown on the watch before speaking.Phone calls and dialer work fine, and it shows the name of the contact on the screen as long as the contact is saved on my phone. I don't use my watch to talk on but it helps me know my phone is ringing since I keep it on silent.The charger magnet should be stronger, it needs to be placed somewhere delicately to assure it doesn't disconnect.If the displayed heart rate was accurate, it allowed every 1 minute heart rate test, had more watch face options, accurate sleep, and built in GPS, I would choose this over my Amazfit gtr2 hands down, the interface is much nicer in general. Even GPS isn't really a deal breaker because I always have my phone on me anyway and it pairs with that. I paid $43 on sale and it's absolutely worth that. I'll probably put this one in my rotation as I do like it quite a bit.

The screen is very sharp. Set up was also very easy just one download and it's a sinch to set up. With heart problems it's crucial to monitor blood pressure . This watch monitors vital BP, o2 level even tracks exercise. I also like that it monitors for sleep apnea and has an alert. I find this to be an invaluable addition to my life. It alerts you to problems with your health before they can become a problem. I bring my smart watch to my cardiologist and family doctor to supply vital health information for him to track. A definite good buy. Another thing that I like is the size of the watch face . I don't need glasses to read the time or test results.

No, this isn’t an Apple Watch, so don’t expect that. But for the price, definitely worth checking out. The battery life is good even if you turn on always on. The watch face has a few default, but that part is lacking. I prefer the health tools on it sp02, heart rate, blood pressure. Still testing out the sleep setting. It has phone function, notifications and more. I didn’t dive into those. The app has a fitness class/routine feature but I haven’t tried it. And I’m sure there’s features I haven’t even found yet.When I recommend this to anyone? Yup, I would definitely recommend this to someone who wants a smart watch on a budget.