Smart Watch for Men - 1.90" HD Touch Screen Smartwatch, Bluetooth Call, Fitness Tracker with 120+ Sport Modes, Heart Rate & Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Smart Watches for Android & iPhone, Black

I was amazed at all the little features that the smartwatch has. It's like having a little computer on your wrist, it gives you the ability to monitor your vitals, monitor all aspects of a workout, control your music media on your phone answer your phone make phone calls, control your camera on your phone, emergency contacts without having to touch your phone, has a small flashlight built in, monitor your vitals, help locate your phone if you can't find your phone it will ring your phone and it even has games on it. There's many more features I have yet to use so for the price this thing is well worth it.

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Okay so I rlly like the watch because my family isn't Apple people so this is like a apple watch but not the only thing I don't like it's I can't message (if anyone knows how tell me) it's great tho calling and stuff pretty good for the money I recommend it but if you want to message on it then don't unless you ddon't care

man for a smart watch this one is really good and got it going. if your looking for a smart watch like the apple watch but don't want to pay those annoying prices this type of watch is for you it's cheap and seems durable definitely seems to be water proof took it in the showers for a little bit and does the exact same things as the apple watch does but this one that I have doesn't do siri which is fine by me and there are smart watching like this one that have alexia apps so if you wanted to go buy one of them I choose this one cause it's dirt cheap and does the same things as the apple watch siri does other then that can't really complain about this little beauty substitution. if I had to choose differently I would pick the same one as this one. I do believe that there are other up to date modules this little black watch is a T09 the other one I have that I thought I lost till yesterday is a aT13 but o well love it just the same

At the face of this watch, you might think, "Oh, this looks like a great deal, 20 dollars doesn't bother me!" However, when you are waiting to get the watch, you open it, and even though you are excited, you feel a little stupid for getting a watch like this. You shrug it off, though, just thinking, "Oh, it's just the packaging." you boot the thing up open the "DAFIT" app, and see how the app looks like a letdown. But anyways, you're too stubborn to accept you are wrong about you purchase. You try pairing the watch, but it takes 5-10 MINUTES!!! You start growing anxious, but when it pairs, you're relieved. You wear it and try to see the features of it, however you see that it is absolute garbage, you have a weather and calling app, but they just don't work, the features on here are terrible. You just realize, after only 10 minuted, that this uncomfortable strap hurts your wrist so much. You try loosening it 1 size down, but then it feels like it will slip off your wrist any second. after that, you decide to look at your heart beat, but it is so inaccurate that you would do a better job using your son to feel your chest and calculate the heart beat. You start getting mad at this piece of garbage, and try walking 100 steps to see if at least it would be a good step tracker, right? "1,2,..., 98,99,100" you look at your watch and see, "30" like it thinks that ten steps means 3. You see that your phone got a notification, but your watch didn't. You check the app and see that every single app that messages you "will go to your watch" but I guess that this watch does not like notifications to interrupt its sleeping on your wrist. PATHETIC!!! At last, in frustration, you sleep, hoping it will be alright, and you see that you slept 14 hours and 28 minutes. You realized, you took off your watch 4 hours before you went to sleep, and then put it back on, so it thought, like a "logical" watch, you slept 14 hours! ONE MORE THING!!! YOU see, the connectivity of this thing is as bad as using a banana

Comfortable fit. Lots of options. Great value for the price.

The big hitch with this is that you have to use it with the Da Fit app (which I compare with the FitCloudPro I use with another watch). Several people have complained elsewhere the app only imports SOME contacts from your phone. Which is a problem, since import is the only way to add contacts. I think I found the problem - a contact which DID come in used "-" between the numbers; one which didn't used parentheses around the area code. Changed that and it came in. But that's not the only problem. FitCloudPro allows far more control over the notifications; some important ones don't work on this watch (notably, I don't get texts from my phone, which I DO on FitCloudPro. Conversely, the weather notifications are relentless and don't appear configurable. The Sleep tracking is downright strange. In addition to Awake, Light and Deep sleep, it claims to track REM. How you do that on a watch, I don't know. (At any rate, it's been simply disappearing as time goes on.) As a practical matter, the one graph (FitCloudPro offers successive ones over days) switches back and forth between all of these (except Awake) far more than FitCloudPro - something like 15 Deep sleeps compared to 3-5 on the FitCloudPro. On FitCloudPro, when I wake up in the middle of the night, a clear white line appears. Can't see it at all on Da Fit. Further explanation might clarify this mess, but... there's no manual for this side. The consensus seems to be that blood pressure is not accurate on any of these watches. I use two upper arm meters and neither of my watches matches either of them and only sometimes each other. Generally, the watches seem low in their estimates. Not very useful overall. The BIG reason I bought this watch was to be able to call out on it. That worked nicely at first and the sound on both ends was good. Then, within hours, the Dial icon dimmed and didn't work. I tried every combination of restart, reset, re-install etc. and could NOT get it back. Again though I found a workaround - the watch allows you to set Favorites and one includes several call functions. So that's working; but it's disconcerting to have a function just stop like that. Also, once you're on a call, you can't use the dial again, which is a problem for things like voicemail, where you have to type in codes. Watch faces are easy to change, mostly satisfactory. Don't use sports, workout, etc. so can't help those who do. Overall, it's a decent watch for the price, but far from intuitive and with incomplete functionality. I'll probably use it for a while while waiting for a more full-feature watch to appear.

I needed a watch that would show me messages coming to my iPhone. Additionally, I hoped it would notify me when a voice call was coming in. It does both of these things PERFECTLY. So, at $29.00, it is a steal. Let's talk about the iPhone integration first. Here are my instructions for making it work: Go to the App Store and install an app called 'Da Fit'. Make sure that Bluetooth is enabled on your phone. Open the Da Fit app, and at the top of its home screen, there is a button to click to connect to the watch. If it connects, it will show you how full the watch battery is, and the button will change to 'remove'. Now, if a call comes in or a message arrives, you will see it on the watch. There's more. It counts steps, tracks your heartbeat, monitors your sleep, and has additional features like blood oxygen tracking, music control, and a camera shutter release. But they just work, and I don't care because I got what I needed (as I outlined above). Let me editorialize a bit. In my experience, the best electronics are often the generic variety. The designers and engineers of these products have to make items that just work out of the box, and this watch is a perfect example of user-friendly functionality. PJYUBVOR, I don't know who you are, but you make a heck of a good $29 smartwatch.