Smart Watch (Answer/Make Calls), 1.19″ Smart Watches for Women 110+ Sports Modes Fitness Tracker with Blood Pressure/Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Activity Tracker for Android and iPhone

Beautiful ladies sports watch, easy app interface, effortless set up and all the needed features
Wow! This sports watch is awesome. I’ve previously owned a few sports watches even one being the now defunct halo by amazon and this watch completely blows them all away!!!! This watch can do everything, and I mean everything! I was able to use the watch and shake it to take a family photo instead of a timer. I can control my phone with this watch in many ways, customizable faces, even change the band! It reminds me to drink, how many steps I take, warns me if my stats are out of range, counts my daily steps, lets me know when I have a phone notification and best of all has excellent battery life. I’m extremely happy and best of all is the customer service! That is always very important and as soon as you go to open the directions you see them directing you to the seller page if you have any questions 24/7. I have received several compliments on the watch so far and plan to buy again for gifts for my family.

Decent
Great but you can’t read text messages….

As pictured, very elegant
You can not reply to messages only reason them. Which is a big issue for me, I wouldn’t have got it if known this prior but I read it all and it made it seem like you could, you can call from the watch but that’s it.. you are able to view messages but that’s all. And their is little to no customization with the watch. Only a handful of faces for the watch, the swiping is confusing as well. I did find the heart beat etc easy but as for the weather I’ve done all I can and I still can not get it to show. It says check my phone but the issue isn’t with my phone I’ve given all the permissions to usey location etc for the weather and weather was something important I’d like to have used foru watch as well. And the gold band is difficult to put on and close yourself, the rubber one is nice. Look wise 4 1/2 ⭐ but the watch itself and functionality of the watch I had to give 3⭐

[3.5/5 stars] Nice screen, does a lot of smart watch-y things, but BP doesn’t work at all
I’ve spent a bit of time with this, and all in all, I’d say it’s a decent-ish smart watch. As far as the looks go, mine is a bit more bronze than rose gold, but it’s still a decent look. The metallic strap is a bit difficult to get snug on my wrist, but there is also an included silicone strap if you want to use that. Obviously that does detract pretty strongly from the aesthetics of this. The screen itself is plenty bright and easy to read, even in full sunlight, but it does not have automatic brightness adjustment. That’s probably one of the biggest cons of this watch.Pairing with my phone was pretty easy, and it’s done through their FitCloudPro app. For privacy’s sake, though, I used a secondary phone with no personally identifying info on it. From there you have access to phone calls, a pedometer/calorie burn count, voice assistant, and other health data like sleep tracking, heart rate, blood oxygen, and blood pressure… or at least what it thinks your blood pressure is. The pedometer and pulse ox functions work great, but the blood pressure reading was wildly off; about 20 points low both systolic and diastolic. Part of that is just how loose the strap is, but something like this could never really calculate that anyways. With that being such a heavily advertised feature, I do have to dock it a star for that. Also, I didn’t use the sleep tracking feature, since there’s no way I could sleep with any watch on.Battery life is decent, lasting a full day for me while only taking a couple of hours to charge. Having auto-adjusting screen brightness would help a lot here, but this doesn’t do that. The included magnetic charging cable makes sure you have it the right way around through magnetic repulsion. This watch is IP68 waterproof, so it can last about 30 minutes underwater. I didn’t test that myself, though, especially considering the button could let some unwanted moisture in. I’d be careful on that.All in all, it’s a decent smart watch. It does a lot of the things I’d expect it to do, but advertising blood pressure reading when it isn’t anywhere near accurate is a big negative in my eyes. The strap being kinda finicky and no auto brightness are smaller cons, but overall I’d say this is more like a 3.5/5. It still works well, but it’s not perfect.