Smart Watch for Men Women Answer/Make Calls, 1.96" HD Touch Screen Fitness Watch with Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor/Step Counter, 113+ Sports Activity Trackers, IP68 Waterproof Smartwatch for Android/iOS

As a recent owner of an Apple Watch series 10 my son was hounding me to get him one. At €479 it was a tad expensive so I took a chance with this budget watch. It was approx. £25 so it was extremely cheap. The packaging was basic enough and it came with a nice little magnetic charging cable and as is the case with most things these days, no charging plug. Pairing the watch to both android & apple was quick and easy and the downloaded software is very decent. The watch itself looks well and looks about the same size as the Apple Series 9. The strap is basic but feels decent. Wearing both the Apple and this watch the step count and sleep tracking were pretty close and the heart rate monitor was the same. There’s options to change the watch faces, alerts etc. This watch looks very smart and it’s truly amazing that such a device can be sold at this price. It’s no Apple Watch but it does a lot of things very well, looks great and it’s cheap. I would be more than happy to have this as my full time device and I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Really good product strap and little flimsy, but still well worth money

I have had a Fitbit and Apple Watch before but this is much easier and I’m very pleased.Battery life is extremely good, app is simple and easy to use, the watch itself gives me the important info I need.I’m very happy with my purchase and I’m glad I decided to chance it!I would recommend it if you want a watch that tells notifies you of calls and text etc, step count, fitness tracking, sleep and heart rate.I’m sure it’s capable of a lot more I just like mine simple.

I bought this wristwatch for my son as Christmas present. He was very happy with it and I have to say it has good functions but... Today, he was putting it on and the buckle came off the wrist strap and the wristwatch smashed on the floor... It broke his heart. Unfortunately, I bought it in October, being well organised for Christmas, and I can't do anything about the damage now...

This is a great buy . I've seen many so called smart watches, costing more than three times the price of this , and guess what ? None of them can compare with the value for money that this little gem offers . Ok , so it's not top of the range , but it does everything you could possible want except possibly going to the bottom of the Pacific .Definitely recommend this .

Nice looking product and easily set up. However as it needs to be constantly linked with the mobile phone it drains the phone battery too quickly and uses up too much data.

Most of it works as intented, it is a good enough watch for the money (bought for £25 on sale). These are ten a penny on Temu so I was tempted to try one.I like the variety of options, the addition of static exercise machines was good, although any stats must be randomly guestimated. Step counter does its job. The sleep checker is also quite handy.Issues, heart rate is wildly inaccurate, manually counted and it is sometimes out by a range of 20-40 BPM. It does work better if left for some time on the HR screen but that kinda defeats the purpose. It also puts out the average HR. The tilt to turn on screen only works if the arm is perfectly horizontal when rotated and even then seems to be down to chance since doing a second identical movement doesn't switch it on.The call and music control both work o.k., but have a very short range. Less than an average room size.Still, wouldn't have paid the overblown original asking price, but useful enough for £25.

I needed the watch forHeartRate monitoring as I have a hereditary heart condition I've had a triple heart bypass but also diagnosed with POTS,which also can be dangerous and it's a great idea to keep an eye on heart rate as you can be stood or sat down on standing your heart rate goes from 65/70 beats a minute stand up slowly and heart rate spikes to 165+ per minute which cause you to feel dizzy or pass out. There's a whole lot of things POTS can mess with your life eating sometimes if your heart rate is around 130 B/M you seem to not know how to swallow. Unlike Isamic heart disease POTS isn't hereditary just something else to deal with but the watch is well worth the money helps a great deal, good battery life nice screen size as if I faint pass out and my specs fall off I can still see heart rate and it's very Accurate as tested it with hospital equipment and had same readings, all functions on the watch are extremely useful for myself this is why I have given it full marks and a insight to how good it is and Possibly life saving.