Smart Watch for Women,1.8” Touchscreen, Bluetooth Call, Alexa Built-in,24/7 Heart Rate SpO2 Monitor,Step Counting,Sleep Tracking, IP68 Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch for Android iPhone

Let me start off by saying, for $32 this thing proved itself to me. It's the first smartwatch I ever had, and I wanted to get a feel for one. #1 Durability: I mow lawns and do yard maintenance during the summer and clean kitchen exhausts in the winter. This thing has gotten caked with sawdust, dirt, grass clippings, and pretty much anything else you would expect from working outdoors. It has also been exposed to extreme degreaser chemical, that can eat the finish off of stainless steel. This watch lasted me from November of 2023 to November 2024. Yes it died, but it's a $32 watch that was basically torture tested, so I'm not going to complain. (Yes, it was the chemical that finished it off I believe.) #2 price: It's $32, don't compare this thing to a $400 Apple watch. Sure it might have it's problems, but it well more than does it's job for the price. Pros: 1:Cheap and affordable. 2:Incredibly durable for what it is. 3:Fairly easy to use once you get used to it. 4:Waterproof and dustproof. 5:Customizable with additional customizations through the free app. 6:Can control music through my earbuds/headphones by linking both to my phone. 7: I find it pretty comfortable, and most of the time I forget it's even there. 8: The battery will last for around a week or so, depending on what you use it for, and your brightness. Cons: 1:The app definitely needs some work in my opinion. 2:Will occasionally freeze on the time it last showed until I interact with it. 3:Customized layout needs to be re-customized every so often. 4:To continue controlling the music through my earbuds/headphones, I have to make sure the watch is constantly connected through the app. If the app stops, the watch no longer controls the earbuds/headphones Would I recommend this to someone? Absolutely! If you're like me and want to get a feel for smart watches to see if you like them, this one is probably your best bet. If you're on a budget and want a smartwatch or want to get someone a smartwatch, this is the one I would pick. Or if you're just a simple person and don't need anything fancy. 90% of the time, I just used mine to tell the time.

So far so good. I work out in pool daily plus walking on indoor track. I have a pacemaker so need to track my pulse. I like the ability to talk on the phone hands free while driving. Plus my oxygen level. Also the Alexa to control my home device. It is a good tool to keep me in focus with my heart health

I had the Garmin Forerunner 35 for years before this watch, but decided to try this one since it’s so affordable. After wearing this for several months, here’s my comparison between the two: Pros: -cheap -has a “workout” setting -has all the stuff I wanted (heart rate, specific activity trackers, timer, alarm, step counter, etc.) -sleek look -smaller than the forerunner (less chunky) Cons: -there’s no option to always have the time displayed like the forerunner. Sometimes the “lift wrist screen” doesn’t work and then you have to push the button to see the time and it almost always takes 2 pushes to actually work. So you can never just glance down and see the time. - if you read a text on your phone, it doesn’t clear it off your watch and vise versa - when you receive a notification, it will remain on the home screen of your watch until you clear it. I wish after 10 seconds or so that it would go back to the clock - you can’t track any activity/sport if your watch battery is below 20% which is very annoying to me, that’s definitely enough battery to track… - there’s only certain apps that the watch will allow you to receive notifications from. IMO you should be able to receive notifications from any app on your phone you want. (Specifically I’d want to get notifications from Ring)

Very nice, comfortable, easy to use. Setting up was so easy. The battery lasts for a long time. Simple to figure out. Alerts are immediate and not delayed. Would definitely recommend! For the price, it's great!

UPDATE: 8/30/2023 I don't think this smartwatch tracks my heart rate accurately. When I walk or od indoor exercise, I have noticed my heart rate drops and stays low sometimes - when I expect it to be above 130 bpm, it goes down to 80-90. This affects the calories burned, with the watch showing burning about 1 calory every minute when the heart rate is low. I just received a new fitness tracker (a bit more expensive with great reviews by professionals) today and have been wearing both. I tried walking a little. My new one says my heart rate is 135 bpm while this one says 91 bpm. I will do a few more tests throughout the day when I need a break from work, but I already kind of knew that this is not reliable. When I bought this smartwatch, I really wanted to monitor my heart rate and maybe count my steps. I wasn't very invested in fitness. Only a little interested in adopting a healthy lifestyle. Now that I have been much more committed to it, I think it's time to say goodbye to this smartwatch. UPDATE: 12/11/2022, From 3 Stars to 1 Star The watch no longer tracks my heart rate at all. The sleep tracking has been unreliable for at least a couple of weeks. The step counter is the only thing that seems to be working. This is a really cheap smartwatch, but it's disappointing that it has declined in its performance so rapidly. I guess it's just a typical Chinese product - works great for the first few weeks to get positive customer reviews, and stops working quickly. UPDATE: 11/22/2022, From 5 Stars to 3 Stars I have been using this watch every day since I got it. It was great initially, but I started to notice declines in performance. For example, it loses sleep, activity, and heart rate data randomly and sometimes it backfills itself but I won't get the data fully back - there are still days of data missing that used to be recorded on the app. It no longer receives notifications for emails and calls (I don't know about other notifications because I have only had calls and emails notifs on). I see that other reviewers were saying that the battery life was great, but mine usually lasts for 2-3 days. I wonder if it's because of Bluetooth being always on to send the data to the app, but I'm not very impressed. At this price point, I guess this was expected. Original Review: I've been using this for a few days and I like it a lot. It was easy to set up with the app, and it charges quickly. I bought this to monitor my heart rate because I have somewhat frequent heart palpitations especially when I'm stressed out. In addition to seeing a cardiologist, I think the ability to monitor how my heart is doing is great. Sleep tracking seems accurate enough, too, which makes me feel more conscious of my overall health. Since this is my first smartwatch to own, so I don't know if it's really good in comparison to other smartwatches, but so far, I'm not disappointed and glad that I got this. It's really nice to have a reminder on my wrist to take better care of my health!

UPDATED REVIEW: This watch served me well for 30 months. Screen went black with no warning on Monday (the day after I charged it to 100%, which I did every week since purchase). I kept the review at 3 stars since it served me well for so much longer than most watches. Without taking it apart, I can't be certain, but I suspect that wearing it to swim twice a week eventually wore out the water-proofing. Replacing it with an Apple watch. Original review: Something in the description got me hopeful that this watch may be of European manufacture, but it's actually made in China. I don't share my location with my watch for that reason. My data gets dropped sometimes when I try to sync to the app. I sync daily now so I only lose a day when the sync loses my data. The app seems to be public domain and leaves a lot to be desired. It's difficult to find data, and while the presentation graphics are nice, there's not much there unless you turn on an exercise app. It does give pretty good sleep information, hours/minutes in light sleep, deep sleep and awake for over-night sleep. Naps before bedtiime or mid-day are not recorded. It is waterproof for surface swilmming. No option to record swimming, I record as "run" just to have the timer on for laps and to ensure I'm pushing hard enough to stay aerobic for my allotted swim time. Overall, seems to be very sturdy. I'm tough on watches, so I don't want to spend a bunch of money for something I'll break in a year. This price fits the bill and I'll live with the warts. I recharge weekly and there's usually more than 30% battery left when I snap thd magnetic charging adapter to the back of the watch.

Looks like a Apple watch, the color was great and easy to set up. The compatibility was easy, some neat settings, phone functions not so great on my phone personally. Quality for the watch overall satisfied.

My Fitbit died so I decided to try a smartwatch. This is my first time experience with a smart watch. I don't wear watches, so the watch it self seems very large for my wrist, but I'm getting used to it. I really enjoy the phone feature along with the tracking capabilities. For the price point, everything has been working well and the experience has been good.

Es un poco complicado hacer que todas las funciones se ejecuten, pero con paciencia y tutoriales al final es posible. El vendedor me apoyó en todo momento, así que la atención al cliente fue excelente

Please don't buy this watch. No after sales service is available. I bought this watch in March 24. In july 24. Ir doesn't work and also not charging. When contact fitpolo they said you have not buy through our shop. You bought it from some seller name. But I bought it only in Amazon. So it is waste of money to buy this product which cannot provide after sale service

Tolle Uhr mit leichter Bedienung. Einziger Makel, daß sie kein Kratzfestes Material als Screen hat- hab jetzt schon einen unschönen Kratzer darauf. Kann ich aber durchaus mit leben bei dem Preis^^ Rest ist top

The watch is perfect for me, Got a little obsessed with my sleep pattern though which is down to me and no fault with the watch.

I purchased this watch months ago and so I wanted to write a review from experience, not as soon as I see it. After using it for months when exercising hard and running I was concerned by the fact the heart rate numbers shown afterwards were hitting a maximum of 119, despite being severely out of breath during the run. I was starting to think there was something I needed to look into with my heart's health. After checking my heart rate with a timer and counting to make sure it is accurate I found it was 168. That's a massive difference and cause for concern. It can influence the user to push themselves harder to obtain a higher heart rate from exercise as I was starting to, which could lead to overloading the heart and heart attacks. If you buy this watch don't use the heart rate monitor, its a complete waste of time and may lead to dangerous health situations!