Blackview Military Smart Watch for Men (Answer/Make Calls), 1.39" HD Fitness Watch with Heart Rate SpO2 Sleep Monitor Stress Test, 100+ Sports Modes Waterproof Outdoor Smartwatch for iOS Android

Absolutely amazing watch! It does everything it says on the tin, best part and my favourite part is the battery life, i charged it 9 days ago and at the time of writing this i still have 37 % battery left, where as my wife's brand new apple watch needs charging every other day. You can have different watch favea, even a personal photo face, it comes with a rubber and fabric strap. Well worth the money.

This is a brillant little product, only a couple of 'small' disappointments....only a week in and I've had a reinstall the app as stopped accepting readings (now solved) and the other is only a small personal thing....the spare strap featured in the 'ad' looks orange, it's not....it's more salmon pink? (but as I said, that's a personal taste issue?) But other than that, thus is a brilliant little bit of kit, hopefully more reliable than the cheap plastic versions available but certainly not a small ransom that some products are asking for! Looks really good, works really well plus kinda simple to work/set up & use. (it has to be, I have MS so my cognitive/thinking power/problem solving abilities are sorely limited. So far, a fantastic little investment....hope that doesn't change.

Excellent battery life, good watch faces easy to use

Very good watch with great features. Sync's perfectly with my Samsung Galaxy phone.The seller is also great, providing a good warranty and communication.All in all, very happy.

Good watch for the price. Good feature than my last watch I payed for. Would recommend.

I've had a cheap smart watch before and it showed messages, notifications and even had a camera on the face. That one cost £29. This one is £55 at full price and isn't anywhere near as good as the other one. Let me just say I didn't buy this for the fitness part so I won't comment on those. I bought this primarily for messages and notifications. The watch does not do these well at all. First of all when they come through the vibration is that low you can't feel it. When you do see it you've got three seconds before it disappears. It also only holds three notifications at once. And wh en you do get th em they look li ke this. Because it doesn't wrap text. It just splits the words up at the end of screen. They're unreadable. It's a good looking watch and it's solidly made. If this watch was say £20-£30 it would probably be worth a go but it'd still have to improve a lot. Like I've said at the start there used to be really good cheap smart watches but sadly not any more. On the plus side I returned it and got my money back within hours and the customer service is very good. Shame. I've gone for a more expensive watch and I've not looked back. The difference between them is night and day. You really do get what you pay for.

I was looking for a replacement for my aging fitbit versa and spotted this. The features sounded really good and it was getting mostly positive reviews so I decided it was worth a punt at under £40.First of all, it's a great looking watch, with lots of customisable faces available in the companion app (which can be easily downloaded from the playstore). You get a choice of 2 straps with it and it has a nice, heavy, chunky feel to it. It's packed with loads of features which seemed very impressive at first but this is where I started to be less impressed. The heart rate, blood oxygen monitor and calorie calculator don't constantly monitor your stats, you need to be in each specific screen to get a reading which then transfers over to the app on your phone. This put me off so I haven't made it as far as checking how accurately it monitors sleep or acrivities/sports. I'll be sticking with the fitbit until I can save enough for something like the garmin fenix pro 6 solar.If you don't have any need for real-time monitoring of your stats then you'll probably find this watch suits your needs but it doesn't compare with fitbits and similar. For the price, it's still a decent watch but it's just not for me.

First impression is its very light and plastic, this gives it a cheap feel, that being said at £29.99 it is cheap!, you get x2 straps, fabric and a resin, the fabric strap is very comfortable, charging is done by a magnetic contact lead to the back of the watch, battery life is good, 1 day after a full charge and its still above 90% (im lucky to get 2 days from my Samsung watch) the screen is clear and the touch function good, app fictionality is limited with limited faces stored on the watch, more can be added from the phone to replace the ones on the watch, downloading the InFoWare app on the phone is convoluted having to initially download a prior Chinese app first with loads of adds ect by the QR code displayed on the watch on first boot, this will throw up several safety warnings also, most of the apps on the watch are sport related (running, cycling, snow sports, ball games, dancing ect), notifications from other 3rd party apps (WatsApp, email,ect) are available but also limited. for an inexpensive basic, limited function smart watch it isn't bad at all and im happy with is so far, i don't think i would be quite so happy if i had paid the original price of £79 though due to the lack of functionality.