Amazfit GTS 2 Smart Watch for Men Android iPhone, Bluetooth Phone Call, Built-in Alexa & GPS, Fitness Watch with 90 Sports Modes, Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Sleep Tracker, 5 ATM Water Resistant, Black

This watch is as good as other reviewers have said.I bought this watch for my father who had dementia and heart problems. I downloaded the app on my phone and was able to keep watch on his heart rate and several other health related items. It was great to be able to use it that way. When he passed away, I started wearing it to track and monitor my health. plus having Alexa on it is great, and you can shower and swim with it on, it has local weather, world clock, stopwatch and many many other things. My favorite feature is being able to control my music without having to go get my phone as long as it is within 60 feet away. I mostly use it with my side by side stereo, I can be 50+ feet away with phone in my side by side and adjust volume, change to next or previous songs and pause it, it works the same way with the bluetooth speaker I use in my kayak, and the bluetooth TV soundbar at home. I also use it to control my cardo headset in my helmet for my Honda CBR1000RR motorcycle. no need to get the phone out, just use this watch.It does so much that it can be a little confusing when you first get it, but most people don't use every feature, so just start with a 2 or 3 you know you want to use and you will quickly learn how to use them and later on, if you want to add more features you can and you will quickly figure out how they work too, just don't try to learn every one at once, pick your favorite and start from there. it has so many watch face choices that it's tough to pick your favorite but you can switch back and forth whenever you want. before I bought this, I was only looking for a cheap smartwatch that I could monitor my Fathers heartrate from the app on my phone. this watch is top quality and does more than I ever expected it too, and at a very affordable price. I bought it 3 1/2 years ago and it still works as great as it did when I bought it. I have to charge it up after 2 or 3 weeks of use depending on how much I use it, and I use it a lot, it does have settings to help prolong the battery and that gives it it's longevity in between charging it.

The best watch you can get at this price point, does everything an apple watch does other than being able to call or text from it but the screen quality is clear and with every day wear for months it held up perfectly fine. There are tons of options for bands, replacement chargers are available quick and cheap, the touch screen never gave me any problems, it fit just fine, never had any connectivity issues got my notifications and everything just fine, and looks just as nice as an apple watch, have since gotten the apple watch free thru my cellular provider but would 100% buy again and definitely keep this one for a back up in case something does ever happen to my apple watch.

05/22/22 - I have had this watch for a little over a week (using with a Pixel 6 Pro). My summary take is: lots of good with a few rough spots.Pros:* Price: For the cost and what it does, this thing is a great value.* Battery life: As I am writing this, it has been seven days since I took it off the charger and I am sitting at 37% batter. Pretty outstanding.* Comfort: This thing is comfortable. Numerous times I have caught myself looking down at my wrist the make sure I am still wearing it. I literally can't tell that I am still wearing it at times. It is so lightweight. Also, I don't feel compelled to remove it when I get sweaty, as I have for other smart watches I own. Even when it gets sweaty, it is easy to wipe clean.* Sleep tracking: I am certainly not a sleep tracking nut, so I can not speak to the nitty gritty of things like REM tracking and such. But I will say that this has accurately tracked my general sleep duration every night this past week. And it is automatic! I previously used an app on my phone to track my sleep duration, but I would have to manually start it and stop it each night/morning. But with this watch, I just go to sleep and it automatically tracks it.* Music control: This is an important feature to me because I like to be able to play/pause my phone's music without needing to pull my phone out of my pocket. The music controls are not quite as convenient as what you'll find on Wear OS, but it certainly gets the job done.Cons:* Google Fit integration: This is hit and miss. It does seem to accurately track my daily steps to Google Fit. Exercise activity is a different story. The only two exercise types I have explicitly done on the Amazfit are indoor biking and outdoor biking. In both cases, the Zepp app syncs those to Google Fit as "Others", not as their actual exercise types. Not a huge deal, but I wish those were synced to Google Fit as what they actually are.* Voice assistants: The watch comes with Alexa support built in. I have not tested this yet because I am not an Alexa user at all. My house and other devices are 100% Google Assistant driven. Coming from a primarily Wear OS smartwatch life, it would be nice if I could set Google Assistant up on the Amazfit as opposed to Alexa, but I am pretty sure that Alexa is the only option here.