Smart Watch for Men Women SmartWatch 1.83″ for iPhone Samsung Android Phone Compatible, Fitness Tracker Watch with Pedometer, Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor, Blood Oxygen, IP68 Waterproof

Budget friendly & Functional
I’ve had this thing for a few months, and it works without issue. I have pretty small wrists, and the strap it came with accommodates that while also having settings that open up enough to fit people on the opposite side of the spectrum of me. It tracks steps, sleep, heart rate, and a few more things rather accurately. The app it uses is a bit weird to get used to, but it gets the job done. A lot of my friends assumed just based off of how it looked that I had an apple watch, so it looks pretty high quality. I’d definitely recommend this watch.

Does everything a smart watch should do.
Comfortable watch. Good quality for the price. Connects easily to my iPhone 13 Pro. The heart rate monitor matches my manual measurement within a few points. Blood pressure measurement is off a lot (to be expected when using your wrist). Have more tested if it’s water proof or not. This watch does everything my Apple Watch did. Good selection of watch faces. App is easy to navigate.

ONE CHARGE lasts 4-5 days continuously ❤️
Simply Smartwatch…. Battery last long (up to 5-days) than my Apple Watch (8hours), I only need the fully charge ONCE a week- I can monitor my heart rate, sleep, heart beat, stress levels, and number of steps continuously with one charge for 5-days continuously …. Apple Watch (recharge every single night) comfortable to wear, ease to use with easy instructions, screen size is easy to read even from 10 feet away, looks sleek, fits nicely, and flashlight comes in handy!!!

Okay for timekeeping, smart options are **DUMB!**
Dislikes: watch faces are very limited and the majority don’t have or even show most smaty options, just useless graphics, and the majority that show digital time don’t include a seconds displsay, only hour and minute.Watch faces in the watch itself, pointless, you can only have ONE FACE available in the watch itself, my IDW13 I had previously was capable of storing 5, yes “FIVE!” different watch faces internally in the watch itself, and I could select between any of those 5 faces INCLUDING one using my own photo. Not this one, it is severely limited, and if you want to change to a different watch face you have to open the app to do it for whatever face you want to use. So I really HATE this adpect of this watch face settings. Never had to open the app to select from one of my favorite watch faces in my old IDW13 watch.Also if you use your own photo you have only 2 spots to put the time, either at the top right or bottom right, my IDW13 at least allowed me to place the time on the upper and bottom left side.Also the color options for the time on your photo for the watch face is also sevèrely limited to only about 7 or 8 fixed colors, my other watch had both fixed colors[and many additional color options], it even had one color option that allowed me to devise and set the time to ANY COLOR by using a large color chart, so if I needed a certain color and tone, like lighter or darker, I could set that up, NOT CAPABLE IN THIS WATCH, but it should be!The Sleep option, the 1st night I had it, it stated I had been asleep for 1 hour 47 minutes, WHAAAAT? I hadn’t even gone to bed, was wide awake and working on my desktop computer until 5:30AM, never went to bed until somewhere between 8-9AM, slept for a good 9.5 hours that this DUMB WATCH never registered, just that I had only slept[WHEN I HADN’T] for 1 hour 47 minutes, which was 500% WRONG!Now during my daytime sleep of 9.5 hours, this DUMB watch said I had walked over 3500 steps! WHAAAAT? So, I was taking a very long walk while I slept, nope, that didn’t happen either. WAY OFF THE MARK! I only had around 30-40 steps when I went to bed, then wake up with I went for a long walk while sleeping, just not possible! And, NEVER REGISTERED the time I did sleep while counting these invisible steps I took!I also have hypertension[High Blood Pressure], my BP on this watch shows normal, even if I’m mad as hell, angry and frustrated, this DUMB watch says it’s normal, check with my real BP monitor, same digital type my doctor uses in their office, and it was really high. Again, NO ACCURACY HERE EITHER.Heart Rate monitor again, very inaccurate, Please DO NOT RELY on this watch for any of your medical conditions, or you’re risking your life by doing so with this watch.I have a bad heart valve, sometimes my heart beats irregulary, and so when my HR was not beating correctly, I tested the HR monitor, told me my heart was beating normally, yet it was beating irregularly[and faster than normal], and I had to chew an aspirin to prevent going into a heart attack. This watch is very inaccurate on so many levels that I can not trust it to at least alert me if my heart would start beating improperly for me to take preventative action early enough.I’m not even going to go into all the other features on this particular watch, I’ll just say this watch is the worst I’ve seen that calls itself a smart watch. It needs a lot of improvement to be called “smart”, perhaps it could be upgraded better with a firmware update to the watch, if that’s even possible.But as of my writing this review on 03/23/2024, the only good thing about it is, it keeps good time, and the battery hasn’t depleted very much[if I can trust the battery monitor, which is lacking the % left in the battery], as did most watch faces I found in the app, and I looked at every one of them, so many just don’t have all the info one wants on the watch face, most are just graphics and time, no seconds, some show a few things, but the majority are not only lacking info, the watch faces look like they were designed by children, for children, not so much for an adult user.I’ve actually bought watches that sold for $5-$10 at Walmart that were not only more accurate, didn’t require an app[very stupid!] to set the time and date on the watch. Had better alarm features and better options, albeit those cheap watches didn’t have the “smart” options, but what good are they when they are so inaccurate, or just don’t function at all?No, I would not recommend this watch for anything, but if you just want something to know the time, it’s okay, but you can find better timepieces elsewhere for less money that don’t require an app to use or set them up.I’m going to keep this one, only because too much of a hassle to return, and I’ll use it only for the time. But I seriously doubt I’ll ever invest in another smart watch, because they keep turning out to be no smarter than a brick!