MAXTOP Smart Watch for Men and Women,1.3" Touch Screen Fitness Tracker Watches with 24/7 Heart Rate,Sleep Monitor,Blood Pressure,Notification Reminder,IP68 Smartwatch for iPhone Android Phone

The media could not be loaded.  Sometimes I walk and jog and I bought this smartwatch to see how far I've walked and it worked great for me. It tracks time, speed and distance, such as heart rate and oxygen levels in the blood, and more. Everything syncs to android, that's great! So I can see detailed data on his phone.It's also IP68 waterproof, which is great because I can use it outside even when it's raining. Unfortunately it's always raining in London...Unlike the Samsung Watch, it lasts more than 4 days on a single charge, so I also wear it at night to track my sleep. There are many ways to customize the interface to the style I want, and it's easy to charge using the magnetic charger from the bottom of the watch. I am happy to be able to buy the same quality at an economical price with equally great features compared to more expensive brands.

Got this as a better value replacement for my old Fitbit Charge 3. Things I Like are1) The larger and easier to see screen that you get with this2) Quite a few useful features too like a find your phone function, which I have found useful already3) Notifications for messages and calls etc. & a good range of exercise types that you can select.4) Constant measuring of heart rate & blood pressure, although not sure how accurate this is?5) Battery seems to last well, although I have turned off auto illuminate when you raise your wrist as it seemed too sensitive, so you may get less battery time if you use that feature I guess.Less good6) Strap is reasonably soft & comfortable but will see how long it last as that was weak point of my Fitbit.7) Associated app was easy enough to find, install and set up and syncs quite well.1) As others have observed though the text is too small to read on the messages but it is useful to get a physical notification as the watch buzzes when one comes in so you know to check your phone.2) Sleep tracking doesn't seem accurate in terms of stages etc. just records you have been inactive for x hours.3) Also not 100% sure that it is recording all the steps I take which was one of the main reasons for having it, so overall a star knocked off for that.Summary - a good value option in the smart watch category which seems to work reasonably well albeit with one or two caveats, so bear those in mind if you are considering it, but overall I quite like it so far.

Amazing watch for the price paid！The watch wears comfortably on the wrist and the strap is very breathable during exercise. Big touchscreen，easy to set up and easy to use，with accurate steps tracking and heart rate moniter. Long lasting battery life and really good value for money. Highly recommended， amazing for exercise and gym time.

Product was not as expected.

Great watch for the money! The watch is very comfortable to wear on the wrist, and the strap is very breathable whether it is exercising or going to work. Accurate step tracking and heart rate monitor, long-lasting battery life and a real value for money.

Was a bit sceptical buying this for my daughter , her last smart ( budget ) watch broke . This seems to be a really good product . The battery life is superb over 7 days before she has had to charge . Great features & looks more expensive than it wSs

One very annoying thing with this watch is that the app does not sync with the watch automatically - it might do a sync as you start the app, but if the app was left on, it will not sync. More annoying is what happens with the data as you do a sync - heart rate and blood pressure might need a few times of "sync", or you just got to wait, say 10-30 minutes for the data already in the watch to transfer over. To be specific, let's say a reading of blood pressure and heart rate was done on schedule at 300pm. You start the app at 6pm. The 300pm data is not there, so you manually sync the app with the watch. Most cases, the 300pm data will not be brought it on first sync. On third or fourth it might do so. I do suspect whether there are too many bluetooth devices around, so that might be a factor.More annoying, is the sport data. There are two parts to this. The first is that the sync will not bring the data over till some 24 hours later, or more. Let's say I did my sport (outdoor walk, or badminton, whether outdoor or indoor) 800am to 900am. The data is in the watch. Whether auto or manual sync, the data will not be in the app till maybe 11pm, or next day when I check again at 800am. That's mega useless when you want to review your data for recording, and / or for deciding what you want to do next in your sport.The next annoying thing in relation to sport data - on the app, while you can "click to start sport", it does not ask you what sport you are doing, at the start, during, or after the sport is taken place. Neither does it appear to detect what you did (step exercises data differs greatly from outdoor running, for example). I did an experiment to start the sport activity on the watch, and then click start on the app, I don't know the results yet, as the data will need 24 hours before it appears in the app. (!!)Annoying? They have designed a watch that has facilities but did not know what they are for and how they will be used. The sports features on the watch work, but I can't see historical data - doh! Ya, see the app, got to wait till next day - doh!Change to positive (relatively speaking), I want a watch that continuously (24x7 if possible) gives me reading on blood pressure and heart rate. This model does it. On accuracy, it is probably 10% out - which is a 20% region when you consider +10% and -10%. I am ok with that, and it seems the rise and fall is in the expected range. The issue with "sync" remains, sometimes, I have to sync 3 or 4 times, before the more recent readings show up on the app. To be specific, let's have an example: I had just finished a sport at 950am. I rested a bit, for the watch to run reading of my blood pressure and heart rate at 1000am. At 1002am, I check my app, sync it, the 1000am data is not there for either blood pressure or heart rate. I sync again immediately, no 1000am data. I wait 2 minutes, 1004am, sync again, usually I won't get it. I wait another 2 minutes, 1006am, I sync it, this time, I get the 1000am data on the app. By now I have rested for some 20 minutes, I got to warm up again for the next sport..... doh! This watch has sports features, but not designed to be used for sports purposes - doh!There are other annoyances - and good things - about this item that I will add to this review later. For the moment, on the basis of the 24x7 blood pressure and heart rate reading, I am going to use it for some time.

I bought two of these, one for me, one for my partner. After 8 months mine's going great, hers has stopped working - no display, won't charge. There is no "Reset" button at all, so it's phukked,