Smart Watch, Fitness Tracker Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, SpO2, Sleep Tracker, 45mm Fitness Watch 5ATM Waterproof Smartwatch for Women Men Step Counter Pedometer for iOS Android Phones

This watch puts the competition to shame!
This smartwatch puts Fitbit to shame. Talk about great value for the money! My $200+ Fitbit lasted exactly 20 months before it died, with no support from Fitbit. The interface on this watch is much more user friendly than the high priced competitor, the screen is easy to read and it was super easy to set up and sync with my iPhone using the Fitdock app. It is also fully compatible with Apple Health app. The 41mm looks great on my tiny wrist and data seems to be quite accurate. The quality is excellent, the screen is big enough to provide all the information needed with the touch of a user friendly button. Although you can’t use it like a Dick Tracy wrist phone and talk into it,, you can get message notifications from your phone. I sweat when I work and it does not seem to affect performance at all; it is very comfortable to wear. The battery lasts for days! I am most impressed with this watch! Don’t spend a fortune on a smart watch, try this one first. It would make a great gift as well. At this price you could give one to friends and family and they will think you spent a ton of money on them!

Good price, decent tracking, bad for sleep tracking
Video comment: the screen works well to touchon your wrist. The beginning of the video I only struggled because it was on a table.Overall though for the price you pay this is an excellent watch. It has all the functions of a Fitbit even if all of them aren’t the best. It’s a million times cheaper than a Fitbit though, so it’s great if like me, you don’t like that higher price tag commitment.a couple of cons I have noticed:1. The sleep tracker is wholey inaccurate. I think it just cycles the light and sleep back and forth. It doesn’t register your waking, it says I never wake up when I very much wake up to turn off my husband’s 9 alarms every morning.2. The heart rate monitor doesn’t seem to cycle super often, I will feel my HR high and it will say I’m at 80, I’ll manually force it and it will jump up. It does well when you schedule a workout though.3. The app could definitely use some finagling as some of it seems hard to interpret but overall does what it is meant to.4. The connection goes in and out so the find your phone feature only works… Sometimes.All this to say if that’s the worst part about it.. this watch is pretty awesome. As long as those two items aren’t something you’re trying really hard to keep an eye on them this will get you good.

Great value
Daughter got this so she could count her steps at school. She didn’t realize all it could do and we’ve been super impressed. Definitely quality for the money and it’s so functional and easy to use. Very impressed!

Pretty but not accurate
I like the face of this and the things it counts but I do not think that it is accurate in tracking my steps. This is about the 7th or 8th fitness tracker I’ve had and I’ve always reached 10,000 steps before. Now I barely get to 6:00 or 8,000. And I’m walking just as much. It does not accurately track miles per hour walk. I’m on the treadmill at the gym walking 3 mph and it says I walked 1.8 miles an hour. It is also not accurate and how many calories I’ve burned. Other fitness trackers say I burn about 300 calories during a 30 minute walk as I’m a bigger person. This thing says I burn 31 calories in a 30 minute walk. That’s ridiculous. I take the tracker results with a grain of salt because they don’t seem to coincide with all of my prior tracker readings. I got this one as a replacement for one I lost.