Smart Watch for Women Men- Answer/Make Call, 2025 IP68 Waterproof Fitness Step Tracker Watch with Sleep Monitor/Activity Counter/110+ Sport Mode, Smartwatch for Andriod iPhone iOS Samsung Compatible

Absolutely Love This Smartwatch
I’ve been using the Smart Watch for Women and Men (2025 model) for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed! It checks every box I was looking for in a smartwatch — and then some.First off, the call feature works perfectly. I can easily answer and make calls directly from the watch, which is super convenient when I’m on the go or can’t reach my phone. The Bluetooth connection is strong and stable, and the sound is clear on both ends.The fitness and health tracking is top-notch. I use it daily to track my steps, workouts, sleep, and heart rate — and the data is surprisingly accurate. It even motivates me to stay more active throughout the day. The sleep tracker is a great bonus, giving detailed insights into my sleep quality.I also appreciate that it’s IP68 waterproof, which means I never have to worry about taking it off when washing my hands or during a rainy run. It holds up great!The design is sleek and gender-neutral, so it looks great on both men and women. The screen is bright and easy to navigate, and the battery life has been solid — I only need to charge it every few days.And best of all — it’s compatible with Android, iPhone, and Samsung devices, which made setup a breeze. Syncing it with my phone took less than a minute.For the price, this smartwatch is an absolute steal. Whether you’re into fitness, need help staying organized, or just want a stylish and functional watch — this is it. Highly recommend!

Great watch
Absolutely love this watch! Has a long battery life, charges quickly and holds up well. I’d absolutely buy one again. Only complaint is that it’s not water resistant. It can be splashed, but don’t swim or shower in it!

Great watch! *Read if you work night-shift!*
Been using this watch for almost 3 months now, and I must say, I’m quite impressed. The fitness tracking has been extremely helpful in keeping me motivated in my fitness goals. Love being able to track my steps, heart rate, and workout times/intensity so easily!My only issue is the sleep tracking. I work night-shift, so I sleep during the day (2pm – 10:30pm). Unfortunately for me, the watch is programmed to go into sleep mode at 21:30, which means it only registers my last 2 hours or so of sleep. However, I did find a work around (kind of). Before I fall asleep, I set the time on my watch to 21:30. Then I turn Bluetooth off on my phone so the watch doesn’t resync with the time on my phone. This allows the watch to track my sleep! The sleep data doesn’t sync with the Fit Cloud app correctly, but the watch itself will log a full week of sleep data.Despite this I’m still very happy with my purchase! Incredible value for this price point. Furthermore, the response I received from the seller was superb. They ended up refunding me half of the price, which I was not expecting at all! I wasn’t even asking for any kind of refund, more so just offering feedback. I was very surprised (and happy!) when they offered to refund me some of my money. The sellers response is 100% why I gave 5 stars instead of 4!

Surprised
I only bought this watch because it’s supposed to take my blood pressure and I was delighted to see that it actually worked. This is a great product aside from the fact that it doesn’t count all of my steps. I would still recommend this product, calls and text work as advertised. The sleep tracker didn’t work so well for me, but over all it’s a good watch. All depends on what’s important to you!

This watch actually looks really great. I didn’t end up using it as needed. I mostly used it to tell the time, but I was really happy with the style and fit. It isn’t bulky. I have small wrists and it was very comfortable to wear. I think you can change the band out if you’re someone who likes to match to your outfits, although it only comes with the one band. I didn’t test it too much under the water.

OK, so for a $16 “smart watch” I was not expecting much – but I was pleasantly surprised!I think it looks reasonably attractive. The band looks like it would cope with quite a range of wrist sizes (mine are 7 inches circumference, and I fasten the band pretty much in the middle of the row of holes). The buckle on the watch is not the most comfortable, but its not bad. The button on the side looks like a ‘winder’ (old folks will remember watches that had them…) but it is actually just a button (twisting it does nothing). You can set a variety of watch faces (including some analogue styles). The watch face is touch sensitive.The watch connects to your phone via Bluetooth. On the watch you can check your heartrate, use a timer and stopwatch, check the weather, check for messages, control your music, and make and receive phone calls (using the speaker and microphone in the watch itself). It has a handy “find my phone” function as well. The interface for selecting a function is a circle of round icons (see picture) that you have to rotate to the desired one. I found this a little difficult to use (too easy to rotate past what you want). But I’m pretty old ; )I have been running it for four days without recharging, and it still looks like plenty (more than half) of battery left. Charging is done via USB charger using the supplied special cable. This cable has a magnetic end to position itself correctly on the contacts at the back of the watch.There is an accompanying app – “FitCloudPro” (I’m using Android). There does not appear to be any subscription requirement. This app gives you a history of your sports activities and sleep cycles. It also allows you to query heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels. The privacy blurb for the app mentioned something about data not being encrypted in transmission yet (but that it would be). I must admit I am a little uncomfortable giving too many of my details to the app (but it does need approximate age and sex to calculate certain heath details). I was unable to verify how accurate the heartrate and blood pressure readings were, but they were certainly in the right ballpark. The watch does not have a GPS, so I’m not sure if it used the one in the phone, or simply did some estimate from the step count to get the recorded distance for walks etc.I think many folks may want to trust personal health details and accuracy to one of the bigger names in the smart watch arena. However, I think this is an amazing option – especially if you don’t want to spend the big bucks : )