Fitness Watches for Women, Fitness Tracker Gifts for Women Mom Round Smartwatch Compatible with iPhone Android Phones with Heart Rate Monitor Pedometer Sleep Tracker Steps Counter Waterproof Purple

I've had a few fitness trackers over the past couple of years, and this one is my favorite for now. One of the things I like best about it is that it looks like a regular watch. The face is large and round, so it's easier to read and use the touch screen. Even though the screen is larger, it doesn't look or feel big and bulky. The band is soft and comfortable against my small wrist, and there are several notches to accommodate any wrist size. It has features that track your steps, monitor your heart rate, check your blood oxygen levels, record your sleep cycles and workouts, etc. As for workouts, there are several fitness activities to choose from (cycling, walking, yoga, etc.), but if none of them matches your activity, you can choose "other." As far as I can tell, it's very accurate with my steps and heart rate, and fairly accurate at reporting my sleep cycles. (I don't think anything you wear on your wrist can be expected to break down sleep cycles with 100% accuracy; I've had previous fitness trackers indicate that I was sleeping at times when I was just very still but very much awake. This feature will give you a good baseline of the length and quality of your sleep, but that's about all.) The only (somewhat) negative thing I can say about this watch is that it's claim of being waterproof is a bit misleading. You can wear it while jogging in the rain, washing your hands, sweating profusely, and things of that nature, but apparently it wasn't designed for swimming. So I would say it's water resistant but not waterproof; don't submerge it in water and expect it to keep functioning accurately. A couple of other things worth mentioning are that you have a few different options for how the display looks, and you are able to change distance to miles and weight to pounds (the default is set to metric). Also, the mobile app is easy to navigate, and the watch battery lasts me about a week (but I don't leave it connected to bluetooth all the time). Would I recommend this watch? Yes, absolutely!

I bought my wife this watch. When I received my wife’s watch, I took it out of the box and was in awe with respect of the looks of the watch. It even came with an extra bracelet and a small screwdriver to change the bracelet. I read the instructions and it was simple enough to understand. I charged up the watch to 100%, and then I downloaded the app. After I downloaded the app, It took me five or six times to pair the watch to the phone. I think I had such a hard time was because I had bought another watch a few years ago that she was still using. After I deleted that app, I was able to pair the phone and watch together. After that, everything was easy. Easier than the first one. I adjusted the time and then everything else fell into place. We had adjusted the blood pressure on the first watch because that was a big thing for us. After we had adjusted it, we checked it a few times and it was close. This watch, we didn’t check it and my wife doesn’t use that function. We do know that it is very close to her blood pressure. We didn’t have to readjusted it. My wife uses it for her walking and it was set to kilometres. We changed it to imperial measures meaning like it is in the US. It gives her how far she walks for the day, how many calories she burnt during the day, her blood pressure while she is exercising. It will play music from your phone and you can answer your phone from your watch also. It has an alarm clock that is accurate. I think because it’s not paired together the cell phone all the time, the phone and the second watch have to be closer together than the first watch and the cell phone to pair again on the app.It is a very nice watch that works good, and I would buy it again if I had to.

It's attractive, esp being smaller in size.I really love the smaller watch face and the round shape. The available watch faces are nice & varied enough for me to be happy. Text messages and app notifications work good except for group messages in WhatsApp which just state I "have messages " with no way to read and I had to go to phone to read. I don't use fitness features, but did test some during set up and the step counter was way off. Pulse and oxygen sats seemed pretty accurate when tested. Initial set up was super easy.Biggest issue for me is the battery on the watch. I lost about 20% a day with just 10 hr daily use. Turned watch off after work for over 10 hrs and it still drained battery overnight. Didn't use health features, just notifications and it drained way faster than others mentioned in these reviews. I had a Yamay smart watch last year that lasted over 10 days before needing charging. But Yamay apparently went bunk and the app is no longer available so that watch is useless now.I'm going to try a replacement of this watch hoping a new one has a better battery because otherwise this watch is attractive, easy to use, and meets my needs at work. Here's hoping this next one is better.FYI, the charger used on the Yamay watch works on this watch if you have an old one lying around.7/2024: Forgot to update. Exchanged the watch & it's battery has worked great for all this time, over a year. I use the watch mostly for work, about 12 hrs a day, then turn off at night. I am still only needing to charge it every 10 or 12 days. I dont use any health monitoring functions or even email notifications, which prob saves battery life. I mainly use it for call & text message notifications, stop watch timer, and time during work hours. Works good for my purposes. I have started getting multiple notifications of the same messages recently, which is new & irritating. Hope that gets resolved soon as it seems like a software glitch on their end. Overall, this serves my purposes for communication & time at work for an affordable price.