Smart Watch for Men Women with Bluetooth Call, Alexa Built-in1.8 DIY Dial with Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Sleep Fitness Tracker Notification Weather 100 Sport Modes Smartwatch for Android iOS Phone

I recently got the "Smart Watch for Men Women with Bluetooth Call, Alexa Built-in1.8 DIY Dial with Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Sleep Fitness Watch Notification Weather 100 Sport Modes Activity Trackers for Android iOS Phone", and even though it has a silly long name, it's honestly a really good smart watch.To begin with, I am impressed by the extensive features this smartwatch provides;- The built-in heart rate monitor, and step counter have both worked great so far- it can set alarms- it also has the weather and the date & day on the watch- An activity tracker- it connects to your phone and accepts phone calls if you want along with notifications- it can connect to amazon's alexa if you log in- workout tracker/logs- it tracks your blood oxygen levels, I assume based on heart rate and activity- it has a stress tracker which does something similar- offers an optional reminder to take a breather when your heart rate is too high- it can also track menstrual cycles (you input how long yours is and when the last time was, along with how long your cycle is, and it just informs you when it's upcoming by 1-3 days)- it has music control for your phone and by extension your computer if you have spotify- it can track your sleep- it can offer a healthy breathing exercise to help calm you down- it can have a hand washing reminder and a water drinking reminder- it can wake when you raise your arm- and of course, it can tell the time.There's a long list of features, and one of the great things about this watch is that you can turn off and on all of the features that you want, the watch is highly customizable, it even has a customizable front display, so you can set a wallpaper or what info you want shown on it when you have it on. There are themes you can get from the app, and there's also a theme where you can set the wallpaper as anything and change the position/colour of the clock. (as see in my last image, the one with the fat lizard)The watch is really stylish in my opinion, it just has a nice matte look to the band and the display isn't too intrusive, it just looks nice in general. The display is very vibrant and it's really high resolution, higher than I actually expected, it's a very clear display even in direct sunlight. The battery life so far has been great, it can easily last throughout the day.The "Smart Watch for Men Women with Bluetooth Call, Alexa Built-in1.8 DIY Dial with Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Sleep Fitness Watch Notification Weather 100 Sport Modes Activity Trackers for Android iOS Phone" has exceeded my expectations, offering a blend of style and functionality at a reasonably low cost. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a nice smart watch.

I have had Android Wear OS watches for years that cost $200 to $300. After the battery wore out in my latest watch, I decided to give this smart watch a try, although I was skeptical that it only costs around $40. Yes, this watch is plastic instead of metal and perhaps does not have a tough Gorilla Glass face, but boy, does it work well. It does not have all the integrations with my Android phone that Wear OS does, but it has the important ones, and I would say it works better and easier than Wear OS.The watch is easy to set up with the VeryFit app on my phone, and I liked how easy to was to determine what notifications you want to display on the watch. I find that if I get too many notifications, I start ignoring them, so for my watch I only wanted SMS messages and a certain email account. This was easy to select in the app. There are many watch faces to choose from, but I do wish that I could customize the face more by selecting font, font size, color, which data is displayed, etc. This is actually my biggest request, especially for my friend who also got one of these watches and is visually impaired. Being able to include more bits of weather data would be nice.The phone works very well. Calls are easy to answer and the speaker and microphone are good enough to easily have entire conversations with the watch. For an incoming call, though, there is not as much caller ID info displayed as I got with Wear OS. Also, outgoing calls need to be made from a limited favorites list that you create for the watch using the VeryFit App, so it is not as flexible as WearOS that taps into your contact list.I use other fitness tracking devices, so I have not really used the fitness and workout functions on the watch. It is nice to have your daily step count and heart rate always available. The numbers seem to be reasonably accurate, which is impressive.The Alexa feature works well, but again, is more limited than the Google assistant integration between Wear OS and Android.Battery life is excellent. I generally need to charge every three days. With my Wear OS watches, I was charging every night.In conclusion, there are watches that have a better integration with Android or Apple iOS, are more customizable, and look more like jewelry, but these generally will cost you a lot more money. If you want something affordable that gets the job done, I think this watch is an excellent choice. It does most everything it claims to do quite well and easily. I am very impressed.