BaolubaoFeipuQu Smart Watch for Women,Fitness Watch with Heart Rate/Blood Oxygen Sleep Monitor,5ATM Waterproof Step Counter Watch with 24 Sport Modes,1.47'' Touch Screen Smartwatches for Android iOS - Upgrade

A good alternative to the more expensive known brands. I thought I'd give this a go after having a previous Feipuou, which was great. It depends what you want in a smart watch but it seems to do everything and be relatively accurate - I like that there is SP02 on there and the stress monitor too. Depending on the settings you have on and how popular you are then battery life can last for ages as well, which is good. The slight downside of that is that there isn't constant measuring of all data (or I couldn't see how to turn on for all), but it will check any of them on demand. Definitely more generous on the step counts than other models but potentially more realistic I think. A good range of sports on the exercise monitoring bit as well.I really like the look of the watch as it's a bit chunkier and find the interface easy to use - I like that there are buttons to check the time and you aren't having to use the touch screen when you want a quick time check. It may sound strange but it is also just nice to have a normal watch strap!All in all a good watch that does the same as more expensive models and still has the functionality and looks.

Great to set upGood price like how easy it is to track your walking , bp etc

I bought this watch about a month ago, and have to say I am pretty pleased with it overall. However, there are a few demerits too.Starting at the beginning, the packaging is smart, and the watch comes with two straps; a conventional grey resin one, and a colourful fabric one with a Velcro-type fastening. The watch appears to be well-built, and feels solid enough, although it is lighter than my previous one. It comes with a magnetic charging cable (USB-A).Functionally, as well as telling the time (obviously!), it has heart rate, body temperature, blood oxygen, pedometer and sleep monitoring capabilities. There is a choice of (hundreds!) of alternate watch faces, which are downloadable via the app. The main menu (on the watch itself) has Training, Status, Heart, Blood Oxygen, Body Temp, Breathing, Weather, Music, Message, Stopwatch, Timer, Flashlight, Find and Settings options. It can alert you to incoming phone calls, texts and e-mails via Bluetooth. The Flashlight function is not very good, as it basically just turns the whole display white! But it does have possible uses!On the down side, battery life is not great; I usually put it on charge about every third day. It doesn't take too long to charge; maybe an hour or two, but my old watch lasted longer per charge. Also, where this watch and my old one overlap in terms of functions (this one does more than the old one did) there are quite large differences between the readings the two give; of course, there is no way of knowing which (if either) is closer to being correct!Overall, can't complain for the price; a decently built, good-looking watch with much to recommend it. Good value.

I'm going to split this review into sections to hopefully answer questions people may have.Battery Life: in the two week period I have been using this (day and night), I have charged it twice. Once out of the box and the other after about 6 days.Fitness options: it contains around 20 or so workout options. It tracks steps within about a ~200 step margin of my phone (which one of them is correct I don't know). Heart rate is also within ~1-2bpm when compared to my phone.Apps: it connects to Google Fit, but only if you allow it via the settings of Google Fit. It does not sync data by default. It's not a hard process, you simply need to allow third party access to the GloryFit app and it'll sync nicely.Screen: it's bright, but a little hard to see in the sun. Can be a little laggy at times, but I'm not interacting with it much.Functionality: Decent amount of customisation for watch faces and the ability to create your own watch face.Comfortability: Decent fit, but the band does tend to get caught on things and the popper "pops" out, loosening the band.

Absolutely awful.I’ve had this watch for two weeks now, I knew the data would be slightly but nothing could have prepared me for how truly terrible it actually is.First of all if you slightly sweat during a work out then kiss goodbye to the watch tracking anything.45 minute bike ride and only 4 minutes work of data? it’s insanely inaccurate for counting steps and in term, you burnt calories. apparently according to this watch I NEVER sleep?it never auto reads o2 state or BP and oft says “read failed”The app it comes with it not fit for purpose, data doesn’t sync for what seems to be days!Also watch states it’s waterproof, wear it swimming and it’s slowed down 🙃🙃just pay the extra for trusted branded fitness watches

heart reat sensor works, and the o2 sensor. The sleep sensor doesn't work at all, been wearing it for 2 weeks without a single record of sleep. the watch is comfortable and if you need to monitor your Bpm or o2 level regularly then its great for the price. The app is good however its battery sucking. you can also read messages from your phone but you cant reply. i dont see the point of the answering phone calls option either as the watch has no speaker or microphone, so u need to use your phone anyway. You cant connect it to anything else bar your phone as the Bluetooth option is hidden. it will only work with the app stated. overall though for the price its useful if you just need it for the gym or exercising. if you want it for all the fancy tricks you will need to buy a watch thst costs 100s