Smart Watch for Men(Answer/Make Calls) - 1.69'' HD Bluetooth Fitness Watch Call and Text with Heart Rate Blood Pressure Sleep Monitor,Waterproof Sports Womens Mens Watches Compatible for Android IOS

Watch comes well packaged. It looks good and is relatively slim; I have smaller wrists so didn't want anything too bulky. My initial disappointment at lack of instructions was replaced by surprise at how easy it was to use; the screen is clear, bright and 'swiping' works well. The ability to create your own watch face is a nice touch, I have a holiday photo as background...you may need to try several images to see which one crops best to fit the screen, but its easy to do. The watch Interacts with phone easily and reports on phone are clear and easy to understand. I got it mainly for heart rate monitor which seems to work well; calibrating it to my expensive Garmin HRM they agree to within 1 bpm. As always with any of the health facilities, such as blood pressure, this is not a replacement for proper health checks if you have any medical concerns but does provide additional info. I've used this watch for a month, using both straps which interchange easily and have a pleasing quality. I didn't want to pay £100+ for a well known fitness watch such as my wife's and I have to say I'm delighted with my choice. Oh as well as numerous facilities it also tells the time acurately!!

I have had this watch for a couple of weeks now and feel able to write a review that reflects my feelings about it.My previous smart watch only cost £10 less than this but for that £10 extra you are getting a massive amount of extra functionality.I love the fact you have tons and tons of watch faces you can use (my last phone had just 3) and best of all I can use my own background alongside the time and date.My old watch used to lose time when not on bluetooth but this one keeps time greatIts got a ton of other features for excercise and receiving calls, texts , notifications etc.My wife has an apple watch and the size of this is about the same and I can read the information alot more clearly (unlike my old watch). The watch comes with 2 types of straps to use which was also nice.The charging on the old watch was a pain having to match the pins as you clipped the cable on and often it wouldnt charge rigt. This one has a magnetic strip and attaches with easeI love this watch and recommend it for any android user that likes the idea of the apple watches .

It's an amazing watch and at such a great price. My partner didn't believe me when I told him how much I paid.The magnetic charger is really handy.The quality of the watch screen is amazing and really easy to navigate.The option to be able to use your own photos for a background makes it more personal for me and I can change it whenever I like.It's plays music, makes calls and receives notifications from multiple different apps. Easy for those difficult can't get to my phone situations or when you're phone is on silent and you forget to check.I'm really happy I chose this watch and would 100% recommend!

Good standard watch. 1. Works well for everyday use and for workouts in the gym. 2. Comes with two straps, a plastic strap and another made from a composite material. 3. The plastic strap could be made of more durable plastic. The strap detached from the watch after two months and cannot be used. However the lighter strap lasts longer. 4. Works with the DA FIT app. 5. Comes with a unique USB cable but no adaptor/plug - would need to attach to a wall adaptor plug to plug into a wall socket. 6. Overall a good affordable watch.

This watch is fantastic value for money and easy to set up.The step count and heart rate monitor seem quite accurate .The call function is crystal clear and easy to use and the screen size is good for reading text alerts.Nice bonus is having the weather at hand too.Battery life so far seems good at 3 days with using the watch functions .

This is my first smart watch, so I didn't want to spend a fortune on something that might end up in a drawer gathering dust. The Black Friday price was definitely a bonus (£34), but it's not expensive even at full price. My main purpose for buying this was for activity and BP monitoring, and it being waterproof. My review covers both the watch and the Da Fit app, as they are inter-dependent.I like the size of this watch, having skinny wrists I didn't want something that looked like I'd strapped my mobile phone to my arm. It's also very lightweight and comfortable to wear. I haven't tried the 'leather' strap, I'm happy with the rubber/plastic one.Straight out of the box it needed charging, which took about 2½-3 hours, not 1 hour as advertised. Subsequent charges have been quicker. The only way to tell when the battery is low is via the app, or when the watch stops working.The instruction leaflet that came with the phone was useless, so once charged, I downloaded the Da Fit app (the 3.8 rating was not encouraging) and started exploring.The "100+" of faces are near on impossible to find; you have an initial selection of 5 - 3 appear to be fixed, one can be edited a little and the last one gives you access to the Face Gallery. This is sub-split into categories which would be great - except there is only one or two choices in each of the 4 categories, the same face is used in 3 of the categories and only 20 options in the New Watch Faces tab. Having selected one, you are then shown similar alternatives but I would much prefer to browse through them all at the same time.Although I selected English as my language, the date format is American on all faces and I don't think this can be changed which is irritating. English originated in the UK, not USA! Not too bad if you select a face that uses 'mmm/dd' but annoying if you select a one that has a 'mmdd' option.Having allowed notifications for calls & WhatsApp only, I was surprised when the sound from a game I was playing was coming from my watch, not my phone. Then it started notifications for everything. Turning off all notifications didn't work so Bluetooth has now been disabled and I only turn it on when I need to sync data.The Bluetooth connection is extremely short range - you need to be holding your phone for them to sync, and even then it often cuts out.I eventually found the different sports modes but was disappointed to see it's basically a timer. I'm not entirely sure what it does with the reading, but it seems to calculate calories burnt via a mix of heart rate and duration, somewhat haphazardly. Each session is stored and can be viewed in a little more detail; in theory you can pause and restart a session but I have found during swimming the timer sometimes switches off, so the data is rarely accurate. At least I was able to confirm the watch is waterproof :/The blood pressure reading is so inaccurate it serves no purpose at all which is very disappointing, this was one of the reasons I chose this watch. The oxygen level (sats) looks to be right as does the bpm but I have no way of confirming the results.Within the profile setting, changing gender is not touch sensitive, you need to 'scroll' male to female. These are the only two options; not an issue for me but may be for others.The charger is fiddly, but once the watch is charged it does last about a week per charge.The step counter is completely random. Walking about indoors or outside registers (I haven't counted to check it's accuracy), sadly walking on my treadmill does not, however knitting racks up a really impressive step count! I've also managed to achieve 30-50 steps while sleeping - and no, I don't sleepwalk. The app allows for a daily goal to be set, and progress towards your goal is shown on the watch. You might even see a gold star once reaching your target - as long as you happen to look at your watch when it happens!The sleep mode is also hit and miss on accuracy; sometimes it doesn't register any sleep at all but this isn't a major concern for me.The time counter does not notify once it reaches zero which again makes it pointless, and the alarm has only gone off once since I activated a daily alarm.In summary, it's a cheap entry level smart watch and you get what you pay for. It does tell the time correctly (once you sync to your phone), and for me it's motivational. If you're looking for accuracy, look elsewhere!