Smart Watch for Women with Flashlight, 1.95″ AMOLE…

This is a very comfortable watch, with a lot of adjustable features that I like. Unfortunately, there are too many unreliable features for me to really recommend it.

The blood pressure readings are completely off, which isn't surprising, as it's not really set up to be accurate. The sleep tracking doesn't work correctly, nor does the step counting (AT ALL*), which are both very important features for me in a smartwatch, as is the ability to customize access to the various options, which is also not available. I don't like having to wade through features I don't use to get to the ones I do. The heart rate monitor is fairly accurate, but there is no option for it to notify you if you go above a set rate.

*The step counter is a complete fail. You can set your step length in the app, which seemed like a positive indicator, but then the step counter just…doesn't work. For example, I have very definitely taken more than the 16 steps my counter currently reads for today (it's almost noon). I also didn't get 11 hours and 41 minutes of sleep last night (at the same time that the app is telling me I got 0). I wasn't even in BED for 11 hours and 41 minutes.

There's a good reminder option to drink more water. Unfortunately, you can only track your intake through the phone app, which defeats the purpose. You also can't customize how often you get the reminders, or how many you get in a day.

The watch itself is nice looking (for a smartwatch; it is huge on my tiny wrist), and the straps are comfortable. The app is fairly easy to work through, and it connected easily to the watch. There are a ton of different watch faces available through the app, which is very nice. Unfortunately, there isn't a lot else working in its favor, in my opinion.

I didn't have high hopes for this smart watch but it ended up surprising me! It's good quality for the price and works well! Highly recommend for a cheaper alternative for a digital watch!

Edit: Although the watch itself does not have a GPS capability, the Da Fit App it uses can use the GPS in your phone and show your route on the watch and record it under Workout>Training Records.

This smart watch works pretty well; it measures body functions, controls the music player on your cell phone, makes and receives calls through your cell phone, and a few other things. It does not have a GPS capability. It uses the Da Fit App which works reasonably well. The reason why I only give this smart watch four stars is the counting steps function seems to require at least 20 steps before it starts to count. Anything less is ignored; so if you only walk from your chair to the refrigerator it doesn’t count.

This watch feels great and works well. I love how the Velcro strap has a guard so it doesn’t come completely undone. I don’t use this watch for much other than checking the time but the additional features don’t seem to be very accurate, such as step tracker and heart rate monitor. The face looks great and overall picture quality of the screen is great. It charges easily and the battery seems to last quite a bit. Overall a good value for a “smart” watch compared to big name brands.

Let me start off by saying I was a little apprehensive buying this as the price seemed to good to be true and I have bought watches in this price range only to be sadly disappointed. Well, this one is totally different and you can rest assured this is going to make you very happy. So many great features from the health monitoring apps to the LED flashlight on the side which I've never seen before. Don't even look at other entry to mid-level Smartwatches this one will do everything you need and more.

This watch is great… when it actually works. For some reason, the app on the phone could not connect to the watch. It was having a hard time syncing with one another. I turned the watch off and on and eventually the app recognized the watch. Afterwards, I could change the watch face to the theme of my liking and start messing around with the notification settings.

The watch is comfortable to wear. You get two wristbands: one silicon and one Velcro. The watch is large when makes reading easier. I can't confirm weather the body readings are accurate or not, but they seem correct.

Overall, it's a great watch minus the hiccup at the beginning.

Initially it is an attractive watch. It comes with two types of wrist bands. I tried the Velcro band and it was surprisingly comfortable. The rose-gold frame on the watch face is the idea "pink" color for me. I do like that it has an editable option for the watch face. I did choose a pre-set one with the information that was inline with my daily interests. I wore it on my left arm which put the flashlight function in a great position and was bright enough for me to use in a pinch.

Time, weather were accurate. Blood pressure, oxygen level O2, heart rate, seemed relatively correct with some discrepancy. The steps were way off. I tried re-setting it and not sure why, but would not register 80% or more of my steps which also throws of the calorie burn logs. Set to receive notices and did not get any. The battery power lasts a couple of days which is good.

Nice looking watch, a few of the extras worked. Large easy to read. Fitness portion was not reliable.