niizeroSmartwatch for Men Android iPhone: Smart Watch with Call & Text IP68 Waterproof Fitness Tracker for Sport Running Digital Watches with Heart Rate Blood Pressure Sleep Monitor Step Counter Round

Pros:- Ridiculous amount of things it monitors....all accurately. For example, I checked my blood pressure just before I had it checked at the doctor. It was SPOT ON with the medical assistant's reading.- Comfortable on the wrist. Lightweight, but sturdy enough....with two bands to keep the strap retained. Soft, grippy material.- Waterproof. I wear it in the shower every day with no issues.- Scratch resistant dial. I have scraped it against brush while hiking/biking...and no scratches.- Attractive. Simple black design/look.- Versatile. In addition to all the other things it monitors/displays, it also has multiple faces you can apply...including a nifty analog face.- Charger. Magnetic, so nothing to wear out like a cell phone input/cable. Charges quickly.Cons:- Battery life. Minor nit and hard to compare, as this is my first smart watch. Still gave it 4 stars. But considering I don't use the features or check the display all that often, I wonder how other watches do in this regard. It will go about 10 days between charges. So....better than a cell phone.- Delay on response after pushing a button. Sometimes I have to push it more than once to get it to light up.My favorite feature on this watch is the sleep checker. As a terminal insomniac, I can monitor not only how many hours I sleep per night, but also a breakdown of the type of sleep....per amount of time. I also check my heart rate on workouts.For esp the price I paid....$35 lightning deal....fantastic value.

I bought this for my boyfriend who has never had a smart watch before and he loves it! The battery life is good, the apps all work well, and he loves that he can track his workouts, and easily change songs without having to open his phone. It’s obviously not as nice as an Apple Watch but you’d have to be dumb to think you’re getting something like that for $30. So considering the price this is an absolutely excellent watch! It’s been 6 months of daily SWEATY-clumsy-man use and it’s still perfect. 10/10 would purchase again

It works pretty good, I guess. Maybe it's me, but I have never been able to figure out how to get Google Fit to sync up with the Heart Rate monitor on this watch. The steps seem to record fine and transfer fine. It takes blood pressure (although I have no idea how). How does the flashing green light tell my heart rate? The picture taker button works. Even though the watch is connected to my phone it has never been able to get the weather, no big deal, just saying. Battery life is excellent when in battery saver mode, only lasts a few days in normal mode. Overall, it's an ok, inexpensive sports tracker watch. Could it be better, yes. Could it be better for what it costs? Probably not.

Some aspects of this watch seem to work very well...when they're accessible. The blood pressure and heart rate readings were accurate, and the pedometer and sleep monitor seemed to be close enough. It also charged quickly and easily, and its battery charge is more than acceptable. However, despite successfully syncing it to my Android phone, I never got a single notification on the watch. I also realized that after just a few minutes of use, the touch screen was no longer working properly. Swiping--trying first my finger, then a stylus--would only occasionally change the screen. Certain screens never came up, even though they were advertised as functions on the Amazon page and shown in the watch's user manual. Icons that I was able to view would not open into their corresponding screen when pressed. For instance, I could eventually get to the screen with the exercise icon, but I couldn't get any further to actually access the exercise monitor menu. Eventually, we managed to reset the watch, and for a few minutes it seemed to work as advertised: we were actually able to access the exercise monitor function, the stopwatch function, etc. However, the watch would no long record steps, heart rate or blood pressure. When we went into the phone app to prompt a heart rate measurement, the touch screen once again stopped working on the watch; we could only access the main screen and swipe to view one other screen of functions, but again, we couldn't actually open any of these functions by pressing the icons. The transition between screens that we were able to access also seemed difficult for the watch to accomplish; it would partially swipe over, then bounce back to the main screen. It's very strange and very frustrating. All I really wanted was a watch that can also act as a stopwatch. The other health monitoring gadgets seemed cool, and I thought that I could use them as part of an overall attempt at a healthier lifestyle. Well. So far this watch has done more to raise my blood pressure than help me monitor it.

If you're looking for a smart watch alternative, this watch looks great and does things most name brand watches do.I purchased this watch about a year ago and havent had any issues until now.The watch was stylish, i could view texts and incoming phone calls, and change up my music.(You cant respond to text or calls through the watch.)I think the pedometer feature didnt work very well or maybe just over counted my steps throughout the day.Overall solid watch for the price.Issue after a year: i had the phone in my pocket while moving stuff around my new house. The screen went dark and no visuals will appear. The watch has plenty of charge and I can see that it is on, it is now unusable though since i cant see anything on the screen.

This is really nice I love it just make sure you save the code of the box if you get new phone to connect you new phone cause you are gonna need it don’t lose it but everything works