Fitness Watch, Activity Trackers with Heart Rate Monitor and Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Smart Watch with Alexa Built-in, Step/Calorie Counter, Pedometer Watch for Women Men Gift (Green)

Nice watch, not had a smart watch before but like how it works. Owned for 4 days now and battery has now drained so not bad but not the full 7 days like described. Only major fault is the sleep function says no data when I’ve worn it all night. It’s said this for the past 3 nights and it’s been worn through all of them and taken heart rate readings so who knows?

There are few things that I personally don't like or are not working well.The main thing that I wanted to use with this smart bracelet is the built-in Alexa.The experience is way different from what I was expecting.It doesn't take much to set up the whole watch and the built-in Alexa as well,but when you are about to use Alexa, it is better to turn on the light on your own.So for example if you are asking it to turn on a light ,the bracelet shows "listening" and it is trying to hear what you are saying for some time.Then it shows "thinking" for some time,which is like syncing with a server and then you get what you asked for - light on.If you have any background noise,you will probably need to repeat the instructions few times until you get the light on.I have few Amazon Alexa devices at home and in some cases it is easier to shout lounder so the one in the other room can hear me,that repeating few times to the bracelet.Also I didn't hear any voice feedback from the bracelet for all the times that I used it,which means I that you only have the option to read on the screen.If the device that you are trying to turn on/off is not responding you still get message "ok" on the screen,but nothing is actually happening.The second thing that I don't like is charging the bracelet.You have to take off one of the sides of the watch strap to actually charge it.You can't see anything else that the time and the status of the battery when the bracelet is getting charged.When we talk about the main functions of the smart bracelet things are not the best as well.If you want to check your heart rate - it takes 15-16 seconds to get a result on the bracelet.The bracelet is counting burned calories even when you stay on one place and the steps counter shows Zero.Sometimes it counts burned calories when it is getting charged.Sometimes it is not counting the steps at all,but you walk.The watch function and the notifications are working okay.The bracelet is currently on a price of £29.74,which is a bit too high for all the things that are not made well.I personally have few bracelets like this sold on a similar price that at least are counting right.Hopefully my review was Helpful for you.

For the 30quid or so this thing costs, I wasn't expecting very much, but I'm genuinely surprised at the quality of this thing. I was expecing a godawful user interface and bits falling off, but it's actually very intuitive to use, looks a lot more expensive than it actually is, and works well.It's not perfect - it sometimes mis-detects sleep times, and the step counter can be a bit odd sometimes, but hey, it cost a tenth of the price of a full-blown fitness watch. It's good enough for what you want, and for the money its actually pretty incredible.It looks much more expensive than it is, and the screen is bright and easy to read. Navigating around the various modes is fairly simple, although a few icons and settings are still a mystery. The watch doesn't come with any instructions, and while its reasonably straightforward to use there are a few places where it's confusing. One particular design feature that the much more expensive watches should copy is the charging method. Instead of easy to lose proprietary cables, you pull the strap off to reveal a stripped down USB connector, that you then plug directly into a USB port. This is really a great feature.Battery life is also pretty impressive. I assume it palms off some of the heavy lifting features on to your phone to complete, and so far I can get the best part of a week out of using this.Great litle watch for little money, and a great way to find out if you'd really use one of these if you spent a lot of money on one. It's also good enough as it is.