Smart Watches for Men Android & iPhone, 1.8″ Alexa Built-in Smartwatches Fitness Tracker Watch with Bluetooth Calls, IP68 Waterproof, Heart Rate/Sleep/SpO2 Monitor, 110 Sport Modes – Black

Great watch! Super long lasting charge and so easy to use!
This is a great smartwatch. So easy to set up and so versatile! It is very comfortable to wear and the charge lasts 2 weeks for me and it charges so quickly!!! I used to have to charge my Fitbit every other day which didn’t help track my sleep at all! I absolutely recommend it!

Great watch!
This watch has been great and at a reasonable price! The battery only takes about 30 minutes to fully charge and lasts for about five to six days, using it every day. I definitely recommend it!

Great for the price!
Great little watch for the price. nothing too fancy, but it works well and looks good. I dont know if its advertized but not only is it waterproof it also had a empty water function that clears it out fast!

As good as the $300 counterparts!
I’ve had this for a week and a half so far and I like it quite well!I don’t know how long the battery lasts since I throw it on the charger as I may when I’m sitting and doing nothing.I love the large watch face which is clear to see and not so big it gets in the way when I bend my wrist. I like big screens and this is an excellent size. Scrolling is smooth and easy, any phone calls I’ve handled through the watch seem to be good quality (none I’ve talked to complained they couldn’t hear me nor of background noise), and the menus are easy to navigate.I’m not a huge fan of the inability to send texts (using text to speech would be the only way to go, I suppose) from the watch, but that’s not what I was looking for in this watch. I want to track my steps through the day and this seems to learn how you walk. The first day or two the step count was wildly inaccurate. I looked all over the app & watch itself for a way to set your stride and couldn’t find it. Now it seems to have corrected itself and the count is more or less accurate when I count my paces. I would like to add that feature to future iterations of the app so we can set it up and move on from the beginning. The weather feature is lovely, but I was stuck on the town I work in over the weekend instead of where I live and wished the location could be set manually.The available watch faces are pretty and I haven’t seen any more than $0.99 with plenty of decent free options.If you have one watch for each of your family members you can set them up together in a group like Fitbit and compete. I have not used this function, just saw it existed.My favorite feature being the O2 stat monitor. I have allergies and asthma so I like knowing that no matter how breathless I feel, I still am getting enough air. I used to occasionally, carry an O2 monitor for such a purpose.I am happy that I saved myself a ton of $ and chosen this watch over the competition. I will recommend this model to friends and family.

Update (July 7, 2024): I have used many watches like this and all had a feature to update the firmware. I never, ever received a firmware update before this watch. It actually updated and fixed the one thing I didn’t like (the snooze feature)! Yay! I am adding the extra star for this! Now my favorite watch.————————–I got this FitPolo smartwatch when it was listed at $24, a very nice price. It is almost identical to my go-to watch.It looks good, very apple-ish. It has the ‘stem’ button that turns on the screen, takes you to the features or, when held, calls up Alexa. Awesome! You can make calls from the watch via an on-screen dial pad. You can answer calls on the watch. You can read headers to your emails, and most of a text message. You can set quiet time so as not to be disturbed at night. The usual wake-on-wrist-turn is here too, with the advantage that it turns off when you put your arm down. You can set how long the screen stays on. I am almost a week in with the watch and I still have 44% left on the first charge.A feature I really like is that you can do many things, like setting new alarms, right on the watch. All other models I have used required that you use your phone to do this. One feature this has that my other watch does not, is a snooze feature. Some might like this, but I find it a problem. The issue is that pressing the stem button is snooze. You have to look at the screen and select the right button to turn the alarm off without snooze. I suppose that really wakes you up, but I would like the option to disable the snooze feature.There are many, many faces to choose from both free and paid. It was easy to pick out some I love.The strap is a traditional watch strap. I would swap it for a velcro sport strap.This is a well designed watch well worth the $50 listing. Since it also had a $15 coupon, it was outstanding! Nice!

I have used a bunch of smartwatches in the past few months and I really like this one. First, the app was super easy to download and use; it paired immediately with my phone with no trouble. The screen is bright and big, and picking the face I wanted was super easy on the app. The band is actually quite soft and doesn’t irritate my skin, which has happened with other silicone straps. The battery lasts somewhere between 5-6 days depending on how much I use it; the charger is a small end that snaps to the back of the watch and lays on the table, and it charges in a couple hours. I get calls when my phone is on a different floor in the office, which is awesome. The features are pretty standard, steps, heart rate, oxygen, exercise, that sort of thing. They are all reasonably accurate; I wear the watch a bit loose on my arm so occasionally I have to stop moving for all the readings to complete. Overall I think this is a great buy for the price, and I actually got it in white and moss green. Definitely recommend!