Smart Watch for Men Women, Alexa Built-in Fitness Tracker with Call Function
$199.99
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Smart Watch for Men Women, Alexa Built-in Fitness Tracker with Call Function
Bluetooth Calling and Message Alerts: Smart watch is powered by Bluetooth 5.3 chip, which not only allows you to make/receive calls directly on your wrist.
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Smart Watch for Men Women, Alexa Built-in Fitness Tracker with Call Function
$199.99
K Garrison –
Very pleased
I can’t comment on the regular price but the sale price of $30 was amazing and completely worth it! I’ve wanted a smart watch for a few years but my budget and brain baulked at the excessive cost. This was my self gift compromise, I love bargains!Very easy to use as well as set up. I’ve yet to try any exercise functions but everything else has been great. The battery life is great as well, I’ve had it a week and haven’t charged it yet.I will say, make sure you attach the wrist strap correctly but if you do it backwards (yup I did that) it’s super easy to correct.I remove mine before showering, even though it states you don’t have to and has a nifty function that shakes water out.If it lasts me 2 years or more I’ll be very happy…if not it was still worth the cost.I’m an android user and had no issues, can’t comment on apple iOS.I highly recommend you give it a try if the price is right for you. It’s an asset to get phone calls, see emails and receive texts while busy or away from the phone. I like that it reminds me to drink water, will track sleep, counts steps and kcals burned.
Jay Semerjian –
Don’t let the low price fool you!
Don’t let the low price fool you because this one is a really fantastic watch! The StayFit app that you need to sync between your phone and your watch is totally free and downloaded very easily.Go to the app and press Device and you will see your Alexa. Just press it to set it up. You may have to press it every time you turn on your watch but that’s very simple.Apparently my skin is allergic to the watch band and after a while my skin starts itching where the watch band goes over. But the solution was easy and it works great. I simply put a Band-Aid onto My arm where the band will touch and problem solved! Yes, the watch still measures my oxygen level and everything even with the Band-Aid on.I’m thinking about buying another one just because it’s so beautiful and works great. I can make phone calls easily and I can use my Amazon echo device through the watch and frankly I’m amazed.
Stephen Stout –
Good Watch
The battery life is incredible. I lost the charging cord for over a week, found it, and the watch still hadn’t died. However, I’m not sure how easy replacing the charging cord is, if you lose it permenantly.It’s not a fancy smart watch. It works, you can set alarms and keep track of health and music on it, but it’s not very sharp when it comes to pressing buttons on it.The app it comes with is a little confusing and seems to come with more features than what’s needed. If the app were simpler, I feel like it would be worth more.Overall however, for a $30 smart watch, it’s decent and I would recommend it.
Shannon B. Kepple –
Features of the watch don’t work properly.
Not really happy with this watch. I have had many issues with this watch since I bought it. I’ve had it for a few weeks now and these are the issues I have come across.1. One of the main features I wanted was to be able to check the weather/temperature without pulling out my phone. I have the weather push enabled but it only updates when I get on the app on my phone and manually push it through. If I have to take my phone out to update the weather I can just look at my phone. Having this weather feature is useless.2. Most of the other features on the watch that are supposed to automatically update don’t work either. The steps, heart rate, distance etc… all have to be manually pushed through for them to update. If I have to get on my phone and the app every time I want to see this information it is a waste of my time.3. The information on the watch constantly changes. One example is the with the weather, I have it set up to she me the temp in Fahrenheit, but at random time it will switch itself to Celsius.I had a much cheaper watch that I was replacing that worked a lot better. It didn’t have all of the features I wanted but at least I didn’t have to constantly update the app to push information through.I am probably going to send it back for a refund and just spend the money on an Apple watch. It is way to much work for a watch that doesn’t consistently work properly.
Jeff Cosby –
Features
This watch is fantastic! Love every aspect of it except for one little thing. I wore it to bed one night just to see how it does with the sleep monitoring. Every time I moved my arm the screen would light up and wake me up. Oh well I wonât be doing that anymore.The watch is feature rich and is very customizable. Love being able to change the watch face any time I choose to. Totally pleased just hope it lasts.
Sally Stone –
steps tracker is WAY off
after reading the reviews, I was excited to get this watch. I’m very disappointed. The last few days, I’ve been doing a lot of walking but the step counter was really low. So I put on a couple of old step recorders and they had over double as my watch. I have tracked my steps for years, so I usually have an estimate at the end of the day. Here I’ve been more active and the watch does not match the activity. Unfortunately going to return this and go back to a FitBit.
Tron Moses –
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I love this watch. I was a little skeptical of buying it at first because it seemed like all the reviews were too similar, almost rehearsed. But let me tell you why I love it… it connects very easily. My last smartwatch was a headache to connect, so I consider that a plus. I also love the clarity of the screen; the detail and sharpness are top-notch. Talking on smartwatches is not my thing, but I love that I can control my music while at work without touching my phone. I could go on and on, but the battery life on this thing is awesome. The battery life on my last smartwatch sucked. Having bought that watch first made me appreciate this one even more.
Peter –
Long battery Life.
The watch has a long 1 week battery life, probably because it doesn’t light up every time you roll your wrist to check the time. You have to aggressively roll your wrist to have the time light up. Definitely worth $30, hope it lasts.