FitpoloFitpolo Smart Watch for Women,1.8” Touchscreen, Bluetooth Call, Alexa Built-in,24/7 Heart Rate SpO2 Monitor,Step Counting,Sleep Tracking, IP68 Waterproof Fitness Tracker Watch for Android iPhone

It has lots of functions and all works perfect.Easy to use. Battery last 6-7 days.

I bought this for my daughter and she loves it! its very high quality for how cheap it is! Its features are Alexa, step counter, calorie burn counter, You can call contacts, heart beats per minute, walk,run,swim,hiking etc counter, dialpad, sleep moniter, Weather, calculator, 2 games, and more! its a GREAT watch i totally recommend.

So my Fitbit of 4+ years was getting beat up pretty good. Battery went from 5 days to about 3, so I thought I would replace it. After checking the price tag of $200, I decided to look for alternatives. I was hesitant in ordering this Fitpolo watch, but for the price point, I had to give it a try.I must say, that it arrived fast, and was exactly as described. Functionality was beyond the Fitbit. Set up was fast and easy, especially since it came fully charged. I don't need any of the fancy functions, just time, date, alarm, steps, heart rate, and sleep. It does all that and more! I like that it also give me my local weather as my wife is always asking me what the temperature is, and I would have to open my phone and check the app. Not any more!While I don't use it for calls or messaging, that function is also included and works well when I tested it. While there is a huge selection of clock faces, almost all of them have way more than I prefer. I use the basic digital one, but even that has more info than I need. Lots of faces to choose from for free or for a minimal fee <$1.I really needed a watch that would let me set an alarm, and this one can set multiple ones just like my Fitbit. So far, battery life is superb. A day and a half in it is at 81%, so it looks like I will certainly get close to a week in between charges.I suppose the only thing I don't like is that it does not shut off the display automatically at night when I am sleeping. I have to set that manually each night before I go to bed, otherwise every time I move my arm the display will light up. Not a huge problem, but one to be aware of.Ultimately, for the price point of ~$40, it certainly replaces my Fitbit completely and while I may not get 4+ years out of it, I am saving $$$ in the mean time.I am hoping that some of the reviews saying the watch malfunctions after a month are flukes, as I really like this watch and am hoping it was the right purchase.

I've had my watch for a few days now and I'm loving it, the fact that I can pick 5 different faces for the background is amazing! Not only that, there's more options to pick from and they are free.I love that this watch reminds me to drink water every hour, checks my blood pressure and stress levels. Shoot when I get calls it vibrates to let me know that someone is calling. Phone calls are clear. I have small wrists and I love that I can adjust it to my size. Love love love the watch color I chose. Worth the price!!!

UPDATE: 8/30/2023I don't think this smartwatch tracks my heart rate accurately. When I walk or od indoor exercise, I have noticed my heart rate drops and stays low sometimes - when I expect it to be above 130 bpm, it goes down to 80-90. This affects the calories burned, with the watch showing burning about 1 calory every minute when the heart rate is low.I just received a new fitness tracker (a bit more expensive with great reviews by professionals) today and have been wearing both. I tried walking a little. My new one says my heart rate is 135 bpm while this one says 91 bpm. I will do a few more tests throughout the day when I need a break from work, but I already kind of knew that this is not reliable.When I bought this smartwatch, I really wanted to monitor my heart rate and maybe count my steps. I wasn't very invested in fitness. Only a little interested in adopting a healthy lifestyle. Now that I have been much more committed to it, I think it's time to say goodbye to this smartwatch.UPDATE: 12/11/2022, From 3 Stars to 1 StarThe watch no longer tracks my heart rate at all. The sleep tracking has been unreliable for at least a couple of weeks. The step counter is the only thing that seems to be working. This is a really cheap smartwatch, but it's disappointing that it has declined in its performance so rapidly. I guess it's just a typical Chinese product - works great for the first few weeks to get positive customer reviews, and stops working quickly.UPDATE: 11/22/2022, From 5 Stars to 3 StarsI have been using this watch every day since I got it. It was great initially, but I started to notice declines in performance. For example, it loses sleep, activity, and heart rate data randomly and sometimes it backfills itself but I won't get the data fully back - there are still days of data missing that used to be recorded on the app. It no longer receives notifications for emails and calls (I don't know about other notifications because I have only had calls and emails notifs on). I see that other reviewers were saying that the battery life was great, but mine usually lasts for 2-3 days. I wonder if it's because of Bluetooth being always on to send the data to the app, but I'm not very impressed. At this price point, I guess this was expected.Original Review:I've been using this for a few days and I like it a lot. It was easy to set up with the app, and it charges quickly. I bought this to monitor my heart rate because I have somewhat frequent heart palpitations especially when I'm stressed out. In addition to seeing a cardiologist, I think the ability to monitor how my heart is doing is great. Sleep tracking seems accurate enough, too, which makes me feel more conscious of my overall health. Since this is my first smartwatch to own, so I don't know if it's really good in comparison to other smartwatches, but so far, I'm not disappointed and glad that I got this. It's really nice to have a reminder on my wrist to take better care of my health!