Blackview Smart Watch for Women Men, 1.3" Touch Screen Fitness Watch with Blood Oxygen/Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor, Activity Tracker with 5ATM Waterproof, Step Counter Stopwatch for Android iOS iPhone

Watch does not start up at all!! Tried charging, didn't work....Tried different chargers too and watch didn't charge at all. Waste of money and time! Return pick up never shown up so had to print a label twice, still waiting on my refund. Absolutely ridiculous

I thought it was a dud until I read another review, it seemed to be charging buzzing etc but no display. Link it to the Glory Fit app even tho there's no display and do *clear data* this seems to activate the display and then it works perfectly.For under £20 it's a bargain.

I've been using my Blackview R3 (the actual model number, not always included in the Amazon listing) for about three weeks as I write this review, and I'm very impressed so far given that I paid £17 for it on offer.There are some inevitable compromises for such a cheap piece of tech, of course. You must be willing to buy from a faceless corporation that the Chinese government might have control of, for starters, but then Apple uses Chinese manufacturers, so that's hardly unique.You have to accept that, despite the shape and seller's description, it's not a true smartwatch. The R3 lacks apps, contactless payment or built-in GPS. A few more bells and whistles can be found on the R3 Pro, but here the functionality is more or less that of a mid range fitness band.But Fitbits and Garmins of that sort can cost a couple of hundred quid. For £17 I got five-day battery life, a nifty magnetic charger much less fiddly than Fitbit's cradle, the usual timers and alarms, customisable faces, remote camera control, a pedometer, real-time heart rate monitor, sleep tracker and even pulse oximeter.That's a lot of tracking to pack into this package. Are the measurements super accurate? No, but they're good enough. Does the sleep tracker differentiate between deep sleep and REM sleep? Nope, but it's good enough. Is the pulse-ox medical grade? Definitely not, but for a sub-20-quid device, it gives you a basic idea.The screen is bright and easy to read, and if anything the wrist-turn activation is better than Fitbit's. You might want to get a screen protector, and I'm not confident enough in its waterproofing to go swimming with it, but I killed the Fitbit it replaced in the shower, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯My one real complaint? Most of the downloadable faces use American date format, which is mildly annoying. If I remember I paid about 1/20th of the price of an Apple Watch, I can definitely live with it. :)

I bought 2 of the watches for my kids. None of them works. We put on charge it just vibrate but never comes on. I am trying to get in touch with the seller it seems difficult to contact them. I will just return to the address in Singapore.

On first impressions the watch came in a neat cardboard box with all contents placed inside which was good to see. The watch itself however did not have a working screen so was returned and refunded immediately.

Purchased this product as it had a lot of good reviews, I thought. First watch arrived next day delivery all well and good. Unboxed followed charging instructions. It would just not switch on, was vibrating when charger was connected, even left on overnight. STILL DEAD. Followed return policy and now to send back. Gave them benefit of doubt ordering the same watch again. Big mistake exactly the same issue, now got 2 watchs to send back. Will not be a third will purchase locally and ask to see working prior to parting with cash. Bad batch hummmm!!!@

Purchased for work purpose, after fiddling with the app, managed to get it working. I wash my hands a lot and they still withhold the water and working.

Light weighted. Screen quality and touch screen is okay. I bought 2, but 1 was faulty. I returned this.