Smart Watches for Men Fitness Tracker: 1.85" Smart watch with 1000 mAh 100 Day+Battery Life Make/Recive Call Heart Rate Blood Pressure SpO2 Sleep Monitor 120+ Sport Mode 5ATM for iPhone Android Phones

This watch is a real surprise. I have been an Apple watch fanboy for years and although this watch is not comparable, it functions exceptionally well.Battery life is amazing, and I wear it for several days at a time and battery life barely moves on the indicator.There are some issues with the software that are visible on the watch, the watch faces are tacky and only provide a small portion of the tracking features of the watch. There’s some work to be done here on needed updates, but the basic software is sound.My biggest issue with the software is a minor one. When you add sports to the onboard watch software, it does not eliminate sports that you have no interest in and there is no function to delete unused sports activities.The cardiac monitoring functions work well. I do not expect perfection, but this is the only low priced watch that provides a close indication of blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygenation, and more which is important to me.The sleep function works, and the Bluetooth speaker is loud and clear. Pairing was easy.I will spend the next several days evaluating more of the functionality, however, this watch looks good and operates well, but you should not expect it to compete with Apple, Samsung, Fitbit and Garmin watch functionality.I have not tested its call-receiving and transmitting ability extensively, but so far so good and the range is excellent.Some of its best features are the bright, clear display, flashlight, and messaging receipt functions.Overall, I believe this is the best budget watch that you can find presently.

I'm very happy with this smart watch. I've only used it for 2.5 days and the battery level has only gone down 3%! I now don't have to worry about going on trips and bringing my watch patch cord to re-charge it. I also appreciate that the time display shows the analog (traditional) face with an hour and second hand. There also in a digital portion that shows the time. I tried to play music on the watch, but the volume isn't great. Better to just use ear pods to listen to music and make telephone calls. My other 2 smart watches that only hold a charge for 5-7 days I'll probably just donate since there no longer needed with this new watch!

Solid sport watch. Yeah u can spend 600-700 for a Garmin. But for the price it is awesome. Took me longer to figure it out. (Bad instructions) but orher then that, definitely worth the money

The good. Let's be realistic this is a cheap knock off watch. It tells the time fine, it connects ok to the app on your phone. It has a good display and respectable battery life. If all you need is something to tell the time and count steps it's well worth the $35 or so it costs.The bad. I recently had a kidney transplant. I wanted to use this watch for monitoring my blood pressure and pulse. I didn't expect it to be accurate. I was looking for trends as I was having issues when standing post transplant (Turned out to be very low magnesium). But god this watch was off. It would report a pulse of 68, then I'd confirm with a proper blood pressure machine and pulse ox and my pulse was 105. Bp 160/110 on the watch. Real life 130/90. It felt like it used a random number generator. If you need a watch it's not bad for a cheap one. Want the health monitor stuff, avoid like the plague.

This watch has been great battery life is good stays charged works well with iPhone good sounds great on calls well made look just like an Apple Watch

After being a FitBit user for 4 years that watch eventually stopped charging its battery. I decided to replace it with a none FitBit or Apple watch with their high prices. After trying (and returning) a number of alternatives I finally settled on the G62. The G62 is highly functional and when paired with my iPhone provides exactly the full function exercise reporting. The screen is very clear, the battery charge lasts for over 1 week. The watch comes with a manual and another is downloadable. I will not go into the G62's product features here, but all I can say is that they work, and I have now found my FitBit alternative at 5x less the price. I highly recommend the G62.

Update. I drive 500 miles and when I started in the morning it read about 500 steps. When I got to my destination it read 3800 steps. Very inaccurate step meter just like the blood pressure meter it has. Don’t buy this watch save your money.Watch is OK. The blood pressure meter is way off. It says my blood pressure is 108/67 which is way off. I have a real blood pressure machine and it’s at 129/87. Pulse counter is delayed and I don’t think it’s accurate when I work out it doesn’t show my real time pulse. Step count is pretty good. Sleep record isn’t accurate either. Some days it is good. But some days it only says I slept for like an hour and a half. Battery life is ok. Longer than others. But I don’t think it’s 30 days. I am most likely going to return the watch and look for another

The screen is off. Only turns on when when you want to see the time. Like watches from a decade ago. Also I did not find the blood pressure reading.The battery life sounds amazing. But never got a chance to try it. Because if the above issues, sent the watch back on the day it arrived.