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This is a very preliminary review.
I’ve only had the watch on for a couple of hours, so this is a preliminary review that I’ll continue to come back and update as I get more hours and weeks logged with it.——-I have this connected to my iPhone 15 Pro. After I downloaded the app “VeryFit” from the Apple Store, it was mildly painless enrollment process to create an account and then for the app to find my phone via Bluetooth (“BT”).The app allows you to handle most, if not all, of the features of the watch. Some of those can be seen in the screenshots I’ve attached. Per the app, your interface may look different if you’re on an Android device.I was already able to answer phone calls from the watch and communicate with the other person. I tested with a spare phone and I found that the ideal distance to talk to someone is having the watch about ~18″ away from my face. However, that’ll probably require you to have the speaker volume on the watch all the way up.Also, and I’m not necessarily including this is the subtraction of a star rating, but the app and watch is from a company in China. I’d be lying if I say I wasn’t a weeee bit nervous putting so much information out there in the cloud. (Did I acknowledge their Privacy Statement & TOS? Yes. Did I read it? Not yet, but I plan on doing it to get a better idea of how they handle data / PII.)More to come later!UPDATE 1 (two days of use)This is my first smart watch and I’m not certain how it tracks steps, but it showed that I had steps while still in bed. I wasn’t doing much besides lying there looking at my phone. Possibly the movement of me adjusting my position or leaning over to the nightstand a couple of times?Still figuring out other features.On my very first review, I noted that it wasn’t assigning names to the incoming calls from people in my contact list. For whatever reason, it is now showing names.Also going to note that if you are wearing polarized sunglasses, the watch face is completely invisible. When I’m outside, anytime I want to see what it says, I have to lift up my sunglasses to see the display. (I don’t know if that’s a pro or con; it’s just an observation.)

All the perks of an Apple Watch fraction of cost
Love this watch! ManyMany perks and features. Everything I need and more.

Decent fitness tracker watch
I love gadgets. I have all sorts of accessories for my phone that give me all sorts of useful extra features. I’m also very physically active, so fitness accessories get some use from me. One of the only gadgets I hadn’t messed with until recently were fitness trackers/smart watches, so recently I decided to try several and see if the lived up to the hype. I’ve found that having my distances walked, heart rate, and sleep data have been very useful for determining how I’m doing overall. I like the ones I have, but I’ve kept my eyes open for ones that may have more features, or are more functional in some way. When I saw this one I decided to try it.It arrived in a nice box and includes the watch and a charging cable. They arrived in near-mint condition.Setup isn’t terrible. You download their app, the app will connect to the watch, then once connected you use the app to adjust settings and features.In use this is a really nice fitness tracker! You can call it a smart watch, but it doesn’t run the Wear OS that lets you download apps from the Play store, you can only run the software it comes with. That saves you a few hundred dollars, so it’s not a bad thing. I walk my dog 2 – 4 miles a day and track it with an app on my phone that’s very reliable for distance and speed. Comparing this watch to the app the distances walked are pretty spot-on, sometimes only differing a few hundredths of a mile. The sleep tracker is more accurate than my less-expensive fitness trackers. The screen is big (not huge, but big) and fairly responsive.The only real downside of this watch is the screen shape. It’s a slightly convex surface (slightly cone-shaped), so you can’t use tempered glass screen protectors. You can use the soft film protectors, which do alright, but they don’t offer the impact resistance that the glass ones do, and are more difficult to find. I’m not sure why they couldn’t use a flat watch face.Overall this tracker is doing a good job compared to my less expensive units, and looks like a fairly normal watch. It has a few faults, like the face shape, and it lacks the customization of smart watches with the high price tags. Given that this is really a fitness tracker more than anything I’m judging it against other fitness trackers, and in that comparison it does well.If the size and shape are what you want, and you’re looking for a good-quality fitness tracker, then I recommend this one. Just make sure if you buy a screen protector that you get the film and not glass.

I’ve had this watch for a short while but only set it up over the weekend and I love it already! It’s so easy to use, the quality feels really good considering it’s not super expensive like Apple or Samsung watches. The display quality is lovely and I love how easy it is to use. I love all the features of the watch: step counting, heart rate, cycle tracking, weather, call and message notifications etc. It’s just great. I’m so happy with it and I love how long the battery lasts too. Works perfectly and looks great too! What more could anyone want in a smart watch?

I was looking for a basic smart watch for a few reasons. One was so I could tell the time without having to pull my phone out. And secondly for the biometrics aspect. I have terrible sleep so wanted a little insight into what my sleep patterns are and what physiologically is happening when I sleep.First off I like the size, fit and finish of this watch. It isn’t big and bulky like some and the screen is large enough to easily read it. Nice refined look and the buttons are easy to use without sticking out too far. The screen quality is also excellent.It set up fairly easily and I was exploring it’s functions after loading the app on my phone in about 15 mins.I like how I can see the time. The movement to turn the screen on has to be sharp enough to wake up the watch but it is now natural. And no more digging in my pocket.It gives me my heart rate and blood O2 levels (which I don’t really need but neat to know). Is a good fitness tracker for movement.And the sleep data is very good. seems very accurate to what I feel. Shows light, deep and REM sleep as well as times of awake/movement. How I feel in the mornings (good or bad) is always explained by seeing the data on my phone. This lets me start to track what I do before bed that can effect my sleep. Food (dinner and snacks), alcohol, activity ect can all be used to explain my sleep pattern that night. Very handy!The other functions with taking calls, notifications, emails alarms etc is very impressive but I don’t do a lot during the day like that on my phone anyway so I don’t use it much. It can be a bit of a distraction as if I get a notification it is just on my wrist so of course I’m going to check…..but I’m a boring person so not really necessary. If you were a busy person I can see this being very useful. It is handy for taking calls I knw are just going to be short 15 second call so that is handy.All in all this smart watch has few flaws for what my needs are. I got it free but the price is sure right if you want to see if you would use one or not. I can recommend this smart watch.