LIGE 1.43'' AMOLED Smart Watch for Men with 400mAh,Smartwatch for iOS Android,Dial Answer Calls Voice Assistant Health Monitor,100+ Sports Modes IP68 Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch

One week in and I have found this to be a good replacement for my aged Fitbit. It does more than I need it too and at a fraction of the cost of the Fitbit. Well worth considering. I'm glad I did.

Nice looking, easily adjusted

I absolutely love this watch. For a start It comes with the choice of a metal bracelet or leather effect (not silicon) strap which makes the watch look more expensive than it is. It has loads of features and the touchscreen is very responsive. The watch display is very clear and is bright at mid brightness setting. I have not had the opportunity to test the display in very bright sunlight but it appears that you should be able to still read it. There are over 400 dial faces to choose from, the watch has 4 pre loaded dial faces which you cannot replace with a face of your choice, and it only stores one chosen dial face so changing chosen dial faces means uploading the new face each time, a process that takes about one minute. Switching between the pre loaded dials and your chosen dial is very quick, press centre of dial until it shrinks and then swipe sideways. Fortunately one of the pre loaded dials is one of the best dial designs and is clear to read (some of the designs are too cluttered to read easily.) I would say that battery life is about 10 days but at about 20 per cent some functions are disabled to protect battery life. As with all smart watches the blood pressure reading needs to be taken with a shovelful of salt. My doctor would be very pleased with the blood pressure readings that the watch displays, BPs that I have never seen in my lifetime. Overall, I would definitely recommend this watch.

I loved this watch but it started flickering and turned off and stopped. I have only owned the watch for 8 months. Sent text through amazon to say it had stopped working, been waiting for 3 days and haven't had a reply.

Bought while on offer. My more expensive Smart Watch had ceased working and I thought that I would buy a cheaper alternative. I must say for the price I am very impressed. The watch integrates well with my phone via the App and has a good range of features. I wouldn't expect the health data to be 100% accurate, but comparing the readings with other individual equipment I have, it isn't far off the mark. The watch comes with a spare strap and the battery life (around a week on a full charge) is far better than my previous watch. I'm sure that in comparison with a far more expensive watch it would probably not compare favourably, but for the price paid I think it is excellent.

This watch was a gift and was a bit tricky to set up but I got the hang of it. However after 5 months the charge would just drop to nil. I emailed the company who honoured the guarantee and I now have a replacement and am happy

This watch is so nearly superb but sadly misses the mark on a number of features that could so easily be improved. I was very surprised with the build quality which is extremely good. It comes with a metal and a leather strap, and even comes with a little tool for removing excess links from the metal strap. The display is clear and comes with a very good selection of watch faces. The charger connection is actually better than my Fitbit and spare cables are cheap and easy to find on Amazon. At first it seems to have a lot of functionality, up with the likes of Fitbit. However many of the functions are pretty useless as they are all 'on demand'. e.g. you have to request a heart rate reading and sit for a minute whilst it takes the reading, whereas Fitbits constantly monitor heart rate and show useful graphs showing exercise levels, fat burn/cardio, peak rates and resting heart rate etc. Blood pressure readings are inaccurate and I'm doubtful about the accuracy of oxygen levels etc. It seems to monitor sleep ok, but doesn't give such a detailed analysis of sleep as Fitbits do. On day 2 it didn't monitor my sleep at all and I had to reset everything to get it going. The app is pretty hopeless. And linking to other health apps either doesn't work or only partially works. I gave up with them all. So all in all, it's just a well made, nice looking watch, with a step counter. Everything else is only half heartedly implemented and therefore just a bunch of gimmicks. I bought this as a bit of an experiment. I've had 3 Fitbits now, but they are horrendously expensive and only last a couple of years at best. So I bought this watch to see how well it stands up to proper fitness watches. At £45 if it breaks after a year I'm still quids in against a Fitbit Verve. For the money it's extremely good. But a Fitbit it ain't. Shame, because with better implemented software, data collection and data analysis it would be punching well above it's weight. Shame. I actually do like the watch. But I'll probably end up going back to a Fitbit.

Simple functional watch that outperforms it's price and has a range of dials. Battery lasts a few days and it's pretty rugged. Came with a leather and a metal strap.