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I bought this watch on the back of the great reviews it had, now if you want a simple step counter that does walking, running and other cardio it’s great BUT it does not track your heart rate unless you tell it too when it’s not on a workout setting so if you want it for any other fitness like weight training it’s no good really, in fairness it doesn’t list weight training but I kind of expected it to automatically track heart rate as part of the watch, for that I’ve taken a star off but other than that it’s ok for me but will most likely be replacing it and giving this one to my son. So if you want a watch to count steps, check your messages control music and your camera shutter it’s great little watch looks nice it’s not heavy and has a good clear display the app is simple to use and easy to pair , it’s not what I was after but will be great for my son.

l have been using this watch for a week now and the steps to distance walked are massively out, the manufacturer told me to reset which l did (and have done several times now) that cured the fault for or so l thought it has reverted back ie. its saying today so far 460 steps taken and the distance is 841.4 yards traveled thats 2 yards per step so theres definatly a fault and l dont know what to do about it, any ideas??

Quite honestly, you can't expect much. You just can't. Not for £30. The claims made on this page make it sound feature filled, and because the company make all these claims I will mark it down.All I wanted is something to tell the time and to see who is calling/texting (and to read the text). It does this fairly well. Sadly the text is horrible and the screen is not bright enough in full sun. Also it randomly disconnects from my phone.I also required something strong as I do gardening for work. It has been durable but today the strap lost a piece. Can't seem to find a replacement strap anywhere. (Help) Also on this point, it doesn't like having a sleeve over it. It was raining and my coat sleeve kept on lightly pushing the button. It managed to mess around loads. Turned itself off. Stopwatch. Music player. Super annoying.Let's talk about something simple. Well, it should be simple anyhow. Navigation. This is not touch screen. The only command is press and long press. One way scrolling. The badly translated manual doesn't tell you this though. I had to work it out myself. And this is possibly the worst part of it. I wish it didn't have all the options it claims to have. It's just more to scroll by. At least the battery life is good.

Is basically better than all smart watches ive personally seen for similar prices. All the way up to the fitbit and beyond is suggest this is still better. The only ones ive seen preform better are in the £500++ range.. something which entirely puts me of, but for £30 this thing is great.The GPS while running, sleep, BPM, is all pretty accurate. It has a decent display. Easily visable etc.But for me what will get most use will be the hourly weather updates, media player contoller, camera shutter, and nofications for all services on my device.Only strange thing is the charger, never seen one with such an interface.Which i am yet to look into how common these are in differing countries/areas etc.

Wanted mainly for step count, sleep monitor, heart rate and of course the time. Wasn’t really to bothered about the other functions. So the low price was enough for what I wanted it to do. Unfortunately it doesn’t do any of the above very well. Step count had me on 140 steps before getting out of bed and on 600 after washing my hair!!! Heart rate cant be to sure regards accuracy as I’ve put on the dog and got the same readings for all inc pressure and oxygen levels!!! Sleep monitor doesn’t even register when I’ve woken and got up for hours during the night, still shows at rest!!! Just to view the time during the day outside is near impossible with brightness to max!!! It does however connect with the app very well and battery life is very good. It’s also not bad looking and comfy. Maybe it could be just mine or I’m at error with something but unfortunately doesn’t do what I wanted. Do not know about the other functions as I’ve already assigned it to the back of the cupboard.

Impressive. It has more available functions than I require. Battery life seems reasonable...... I thought it was not charging at all until a family member suggested reversing the charging pins 180 degrees. Problem solved! Basic health trackers indicate that I am extraordinarily fit for my late 80s age. I hope they are accurate but I have no way of checking. All in all excellent value but only 4 stars because of slight doubt about health readings accuracy & still early days of use.I have reduced from 4 to 3 stars because the time telling function i.e. "watch" is not continuous & only works if you wave your arm about a lot or firmly tap it several times. OK for overnight use + morning bio-readings, assuming (I hope) they are reasonably accurate. Will report on this later when after lockdown ceases & I borrow a prime / expensive brand to compare

If you want a cheap alternative to a smart watch then this is a decent pick! It does all the basics well... I wouldn't trust more accurate readings such as heart rate as it seems to be way off what it should be and only records when you select to measure it... however for things like exercise and tracking runs/walks seems to do just fine. Watch only has a 1 button function at the bottom half of the watch which means you either need to press or hold depending on the function required and due to placement it means the screen is a smaller square inside the circle of the watch frame... it is not a full screen like the picture would suggest. Otherwise very comfortable and easy to use with a solid battery life. Decent for the price... if you want something more accurate and functional, dig a little deeper.