Fitness Tracker Watch with 24/7 Heart Rate Blood Oxygen Sleep Monitor, 1.69″ HD 10 Day Battery Life Smart Watch, Step Calorie Counter Pedometer Activity Trackers Smartwatches for Women Men

Great sleep tracking
At Last!! This was my 5th attempt to find a smart watch that does what it promised to do. All I care about is the time, counting steps, a few sports modes, alarms, and sleep tracking. The first 4 I tried promised but failed to do decent sleep tracking, recording only part of the night’s sleep if I got up for even a short bathroom break. This watch tracks sleep! I don’t know whether that is due to the watch itself or the app that it pairs with (FitCloudPro), but the sleep function works well.Compared to other brands I tried, the battery life on this watch is wonderful. After 19 days, it was only down to 40% charge. I expect that I’m getting such a long battery life because I am not using some of the features, particularly the text alerts. If I am near enough for the watch to connect to the phone, I will hear the phone. I also disabled the “raise to wake” feature, which I find annoying. In future I expect battery life to be somewhat better since I am no longer trying different watch faces and playing around with all of the features. ( I picked a watch face that shows battery life because it would be easy to forget to charge it.)The watch was easy to bind to the app, and the app is very easy to use.One of the features I really like is the drink water reminder. When I’m busy I forget to drink as much as I should. You can set the start and end time for reminders so you don’t get reminders too early or too late for your schedule. Vibration for alarms and reminders can be set to “normal”, more intense, or turned off. There are several brightness levels so you can see the screen even on a sunny day.The heart rate and O2 readings are consistent with readings at doctors’ offices.The only negative comment I have would be regarding the lack of help from the very small owners manual that comes with the watch. It tells you how to pair with the app, how to charge, how to take off the strap, and to wear it not too tight or too loose. That’s it. You’re going to find our what the watch does by playing with it. Fortunately everything is easy to work.If anything happens to this watch, I will buy the same one again. I recommend it, especially for the sleep tracking and the long battery life.

Works okay
It works okay; however, it does not accurately track my sleep or steps, it is really only good as a watch. I can see messages, which is good, but if an image is sent, it cannot support that, and you need to see the message on your phone. Also, I knew this before buying, but you cannot respond to a message from the watch.

Performance degrades after several months of use
I have really enjoyed this fitness tracker and have worn it 24/7 for the past 9 months. The screen does scratch very easily, and after less than one year of use, it began to lose its ability to accurately keep time. Now, the devise will not even sync to my phone to update, which is disappointing. I would say this is a good choice for those who are looking for a tracker at a low price point, and are willing to deal with the possibility that it might not last for very long.

You get what you pay for
I was looking for a watch to monitor the heart rate to gift a friend that has advanced age and plays squash with me.Since this had some good reviews and was reasonably priced, I thought it would be a nice option.First: while my Apple Watch was indicating heart rate above 145 for me, a fit 47 year old player, this device was almost always indicating 86 bpm for my 78 year old squash partner. It even became a joke amongst us that no matter what, his heart rate was always 86. In a few occasions it showed something different.Second: as you can see in the picture, the 86 bpm joke was soon interrupted when the wrist band broke during a game, less than a month after he started using it.So, if you are looking for a watch to show you the hour, while working on your desk, this might do.If you really want to be able to rely on it to monitor your exercise, then maybe you should keep looking.