Smart Watch for Women Android & iPhone, Alexa Built-in, 1.8" Touch Screen Fitness Tracker with Answer/Make Calls, IP68 Waterproof Heart Rate/Sleep/SpO2 Monitor, Pedometer, 100+ Sport Modes

I was gifted my Asurion from my husband a month or so ago. I find it easy to use and very helpful in keeping track of my steps and workouts. I daily use the hourly reminder to get up and walk! Its like having a small coach on my wrist! Additionally it is waterproof so I can wear it in the shower.The face of the watch is large and bright, with settings I can change at bedtime. There's even a chat availability on the phone app. I have an Android phone and have experienced no issues with the app whatsoever.And I love trying out new faces and decor on the front! Thank you for manufacturing a great and reliable product!Alison Van RynenToledo, Ohio

This is the second smart watch I’ve owned, the first was a gift of an Apple Watch which I loved, and when it gave out I did some looking into the different ones and this watch offered almost everything my previous one did except the cost.I haven’t had it long and have not a chance to use the phone but so far it’s been easy to use and it paired super easy to my IPhone, battery life has been excellent, so far I’m happy with the purchase

Watch works really well and does all the essential things you need it to do. Tells time and date, receives notifications from your phone, can answer phone calls, has a heart monitor, step counter, water reminder, weather notifications... it's great. Helps me not get distracted by other apps on my phone all day. I wish you could answer messages, but that's ok. The battery life is great. Mine ran for 4 hours on 0% lol. My one complaint is that the app that connects it with your phone drains a lot of battery on your phone. I have a Galaxy with good battery life, but it is draining twice as fast and is constantly sending me system notifications that the VeryFit app is using high amounts of system resources and is slowing down my phone. The app itself is very user friendly. If they can make the app use less memory, this watch would get 5 stars from me!

Because this monitor tracks my pulse every few minutes, my urologist was able to proceed with my kidney stone surgery. He was concerned with the afib/tachycardia that I had been experiencing, but the monitor was able to show him that my heartrate and oxygen levels had stablilized. I was also able to travel to a family event out of state two weeks post-op because I was able to monitor my heartrate. I HIGHLY recommend this device.

The watch is just ok for my needs. You have to leave the app open for some features to work which is very annoying This drains my already weak phone battery so I really can't leave it open in the background. Wish I could answer a text even if with a canned message such as "ok" or "I'll get back to your later." I can receive call but cannot make them from the watch. I use a timer at work in 30 sec or 1 min intervals. This feature is buried in the menu and not user friendly at all. Overall, the watch works ok for this price point but not for what I really need it to do. All the fitness features clog up my phone as well. I delete them and somehow they reappear. My text message alerts work sporadically. Sometimes the watch Bluetooth with override my vehicle Bluetooth or the phone speaker that I chose to use. Some issues may be compatibility between my devices and the watch but I did not have these problems with a very old hand me down Apple watch I used until it broke. The watch battery life is good so that's nice.

I love it. I have been using it without charge for a week n it has great battery life still. My hands are extremely small and it fits and could even go tighter. I use the weather, heart rate and breathing exercise a lot. I can’t use phone at work so I use it to see my notifications and get calls. It’s very pretty as well.

I was looking for a watch that would let me answer my calls but can’t afford an Apple watch. I found this watch on Amazon and it was so easy to set up and use. It does all that I wanted. I would recommend this watch for Android or Apple. I used it for both.

The media could not be loaded. I just ordered and got this. So far so good. Set up was pretty simple. Customization was a breeze. I ordered it Saturday and got it Sunday. So far the step count is not very accurate, but knowing how step counters on the wrist work, it's understandable. I woke up with 26 steps, and I assure you I don't sleep walk, I have cameras to confirm that. But I am a restless sleeper so I'm sure that's how that happened. Notifications seem to work well! Alexa doesn't have much function(music, audiobook) but she is there and works.The sleep study aspect may not be entirely accurate because I know of 3 times I woke up and it said I didn't. But it shows my deep,light, and rem sleep. It's a little bulkier than I anticipated, but I have tiny wrists so it was kinda expected. So far so good! The battery seems to be holding well. Got it amd charged it at about 4p yesterday, its 7a now and only at 93%, idk if it will last a week, but we will see! I'll update as time goes since I only got it yesterday!2 WEEK UPDATE: So i have had this for 2 weeks and wanted to provide an update. The battery seems to last pretty well. I received this on a Sunday and fully charged it then. Monday a week later it still had juice, not much but enough - 24% . I charged it fully again, which BTW only takes about 2 hours to fully charge. By the next Monday, i noticed it lost a little more battery than previously now at 10%. All in all it definitely lasts the week. However if you utilize the constant heart rate readings, etc., that may not be the case. I only checked my health rates as needed. The phone function works pretty good, and i like that it has an adjustable volume. Only once, I did notice it kicked of my watch and sent my call back to my phone after a few minutes, but again that only happened once. The band did irritate my wrist after about a week and a half. I wear it just loose enough that it stays in place, but has breathing room. I switched it to my other wrist and almost immediately had irritation, same day. i scrubbed the band down really good and will see what happens. I wear it in the shower and wash it then, but maybe it just wasn't good enough and had a little dirt/grime. That takes me to my next point - it seems to do well in my shower, giving my son a bath, dishes, washing hands, etc. It hasn't caused any audio/voice/visual issues at all. i do use the drain water function each time i shower and have not used it in the pool as of yet. I am confident the step counter is not accurate. It told me i did 10,000 steps the other day and i know that is impossible. I did however do a lot of cleaning, therefore maybe it was counting each movement as a step? Either way, i wouldn't rely on it. The sleep function i am not sure about, sometimes it seems accurate then other nights not at all. I have not use the exercise functions yet, but there are soooo many you can use if needed. Notifications come through no problem. The Alexa function is not very helpful, there is so much it does not do. I have not found it useful yet. Also i cannot get it to connect to my music, maybe this is user error?All in all, for an off-brand, low cost smart watch, it does what i wanted. I bought this as a test run to ensure i would like it and didn't mind wearing it, before i spend a few hundred on a Samsung watch. I will continue to wear this until i buy the Samsung watch, and will likely give this one to my son.