Smart Watch for Men, 4G Smartwatch for Android and iOS 2.88 Inch Touch Screen Android 9.0 OS 4GB+64GB Activity Tracker with Face Unlock Dual Cameras WiFi GPS Detachable Band (Black)

REALLY a fan of three size, and the fact that there were not one, but TWO bands AND charging cables!!! Great job!!! Easy to use (admittedly, I had a similar version before, but this one is MUCH better). Color POPS on this thing!!! Really like how the apps run.Now, the nano-SIM I use for data...a little troublesome, but it's still functional, and I now have a nano-SIM for it to be a standalone device. LOVE this SUPER-smartwatch!!!

I like the style, the function,The look is awesome.I like the fit on my wristI don't like that I can't change the temperature read out to degrees instead of Celsius

Fine for what it is, but not nearly as nice as I had hoped. Contrary to other complaints, my tablet has stayed quite nicely in the wrist band, with easy removal and insertion. However, the integration (to my tablet) is done with a sub-par app. The one thing I am very happy about, is not actually from the tablet itself, but from Google. I have a data only plan which is about $5/mo. Enter Google Voice. I can make and receive Google Voice calls and texts over data for significantly cheaper than a voice plan. I hope my carrier doesn't catch on!

I was planning on using it as a replacement for my Jelly Phone which I use to track my outdoor running. One thing though is this device is quite heavy, about 3x heavier than my Jelly Phone 2, but I still would have kept it but the GPS was off by more than 5%, so it's not practical as an exercise device.At first, I thought that the GPS wasn't working, but I found out that you need to have a SIM card in it for it to work. I think all other Android devices I have, including the Jelly Phone do not require the SIM card for GPS to work.In general, I don't like things where companies use their own proprietary standards, so it is not compatible with other accessories or apps. Speakng of SIM cards, they don't use a typical SIM tray. They have their own type of SIM slot which you have to use a screwdriver to open up. There are two tiny screws which keep the SIM door in place, so good luck if you lose the screws, but they do give extra for that reason I suppose.This one has a magnetic charger. While this may be common with smart watches, I wish it would have been chargeable by USB.Since it is Android, I thought I could put my home screen of preference, but that was not the case. They prevented other launchers from being able to be used as your default home screen.Since they know a small screen may be hard to read, they have in their own apps enlarged fonts, but if you load an app from Play Store, this device has its own customized settings and not the standard Androids settings, and there is no way to adjust the size of the fonts. There are Android apps which allow you to adjust the fonts, but when you use those methods to adjust the fonts, it also adjusts the size of the fonts where the fonts were already enlarged... so then these become super large. The Jelly Phone 2 had a smaller screen and I had no problems adjusting the fonts to a readable size on it.Missing were the standard Android navigation bar which allows you to go back, home, or see open apps. Back is handled on this device by swiping right, but sometimes, it didn't always catch, and sometimes, it depends on the app. Also, then without a Home button on the device, the only way to go home is by going back enough times, but again, sometimes, the swipe gesture to go back was not accepted. I wanted to load a Navigation Bar app which would overlap a navigation bar on the screen. It allowed the setting for displaying over other apps and it also allowed the setting for accessibility which is needed for this type of app. However, for some reason, it would reset the accessibility setting to off... which means I would need to go back and designate that this app is allowed to have accessibility access.On another app from Play Store, it needed notification settings which the device would not support, so I couldn't use that app.The form factor was interesting... and it was nice that the device had two cameras. But other than that, I could not find a compelling reason to keep this device.So in the end, I decided to get a smart watch dedicated for exercise tracking instead of trying for find an Android device replacement.

The watch its self is great 4 gigs of ram (1 more than my dm100) very accurate touch screen (even better than my dm100) very long battery life when set up correctly unfortunately NOT how it comes right out of the box (better than my dm100 when set right under heavy use playing terreria and CoD mobile watching netflix and Disneyl+ and so on) the real problem for me and the reason I got a refund was the app store is just as non functional as my dm100 leaving me to have to side load everything I want like terreria cod mobile and things a big pain however there is no risk for trying the watchs from this seller as they refund your money as promised great at 200+ bucks i will be doing more research and buying a upgrade for my dm100 as soon as I find out what I considering a upgrade with full play store support and when I do I will be buying it right here from this amazing seller! As you ALL should do not hesitate to buy as you can always refund and try another 5 star service

Watch runs android well.. plays most games and apps. Touch screen is ok and the UI is decent.

This thing is HUGE and, in order to make it function properly, you need to purchase a SIM Chip with cellular service. Using your cellphone as a "blutooth" device, connected to this watch, only provides partial connectivity. Way too expensive for what it is..!!

I have one just like this one that was detachable but it had movement in the band, I lost it after a flight, I got this one no movement in the device and the band which is outstanding, and the battery life is outstanding