GRV Smart Watch for Women, Bluetooth Call, for iPhone Android Pink

Since 2015 I've been a Fitbit user. In that time I've gone through 6 Fitbits. Only one of those stopped working because it got damaged, the others just stopped working completely with no warning or indication that it was going "bad". Ever since Google bought Fitbit, the product quality just went in the toilet. So my most recent Fitbit, Charge 6, gave out after a year and a half of usage. So I decided to go with something different. I couldn't afford a Garmin or an Apple watch, but my brother had bought this GRV and he likes it. So, like he said "It's only $30 and if you hate it, you won't lose much". Well, I got it and I've had it now for just over a week and I gotta say.... I love it. It does everything I want it to do, has great battery life, I looks great, the display is customizable, it's easy to read and it appears to be quite durable. With no question, the best $30 I've ever spent and I now have no desire to get a Garmin or an apple watch. This does everything they do. It's compatible with my smartphone, the HR monitor is way more accurate than the Fitbit ever was. Don't waste your money on expensive watches like the Apple Watch, Garmin or the Google Pixel watch.... this will do what you need.

for me to leave a review a product has to really be great. I was debating between Apple Watch or this one and this one here takes the cake. It has literally everything I practically need. A step trackers that counts how many calories I burn , shows my messages and calls , I can customize my screen to any photo , tracks my heart rate etc. you can also swap the bands they have some really cute ones ! everyone thinks thinks this is an Apple Watch but those are highly over priced and over rated. This watch looks cool and has everything I need to make my life easier. If I lose my phone my watch will make my phone sound off , and I can change my music through my watch , absolutely love this product ! BEST THING IS ITS AFFORDABLE.

I’ve been using this smartwatch for a while, and the hardware itself is surprisingly solid. The band and watch body feel sturdy, and it fits my plus‑size wrist comfortably without pinching or digging in. For the basics—notifications, steps, heart rate, and general daily tracking—the watch performs well, and the data it does capture seems accurate. The issues start with the app. If my Bluetooth disconnects completely, the app acts like it’s starting from scratch. I have to re‑enter all my demographic info, and a few times it even defaulted to selecting me as male instead of female. Sleep tracking also needs improvement; it marked me as asleep when I was awake and doing a quiet activity. Overall, the watch hardware is great for the price, but the app needs updates to fix the Bluetooth reconnection problems and improve tracking accuracy.

I didn’t want a watch that needed to be charged every day, and one that would just be a substitute for my phone and have me constantly connected online. I also wanted one with a timer and alarm — a lot of the lower end ones only have stopwatches or timers. I love this watch because the battery lasts for almost 10 days depending on use, and you could leave your phone at home while going out hiking or into the wilderness without fully being connected but having the benefits of a watch that’s monitoring things like your steps and heart rate. I also stopped using it for a period of about six months for personal reasons, and then I started using it again, and it was still fine. But what surprise me was the warranty in customer service – I thought it was broken when I tried to use it again, because I plugged it to charge and it didn’t seem to be charging at all. There is no light or indicator that it’s charging other than the face itself when you click on it. But the warranty sent me a new watch anyways, even though this was a full two years after my purchase! So it’s got great customer service too.

I was looking for an inexpensive watch to track my steps (heart rate/O2 are a bonus), this works great for that! It says it starts counting after 10 steps during 'awake' hours and 20 steps during 'sleeping' hours. I thought I walked way more than I actually did according to this watch. It is pretty accurate as I have counted my steps and checked the watch and they are within a couple steps. It tracks your heart rate and your O2 levels and saves the history in the app. It's nice to have that info at the push of a button instead of writing it all down (and misplacing the sheet of paper). I have mine set up to take my heart rate and O2 levels once an hour so I can see how I'm doing anytime I want. Great information to have for my next annual Dr appointment. It alerts me to get up and move if I haven't done so in 1 hour (vibrates 3 times and shows on the screen to get up and move). It also allowed me to set up an alert if my heart rate goes above a certain number that I have entered. Took me a while to figure out why it vibrated 5 times with nothing on the screen, that's your warning that your heart rate is above that set number you entered. The sleep tracker works fairly good, sometimes it says I have 'rapid eye movement' after I have woke up so that could use a little tweaking but overall, it does a pretty good job tracking your sleep. Tells you when you are in deep sleep, light sleep, rapid eye movement and awake. There are a lot of options to set up through the app, I don't think I'm using it to it's full potential but it works great for what I wanted. It connects to your phone via bluetooth so it rings when your phone rings, you get to see the text on your watch (I haven't figured out how to text back from the watch but I just grab my phone for the bigger screen to text anyways), it shows you emails that you receive, shows notifications from Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, etc. You can pick which apps you want notifications for through the app on your phone. I have not worn it in the shower to see if it's water proof, I take all jewelry off anyways, it seems fine when I wash my hands and splash it with a little water, never has it been submerged in water. The watch band is a little irritating if you get water/sweat behind it. Because you need it somewhat tight on your wrist for accurate readings, water/sweat can irritate your skin under the band, no worries, take it off and wipe the water/sweat off the watch, band and your wrist and it's fine. Battery life is actually better than I thought it would be, it gets down to about 25% after about 5-6 days. I charge it while I'm at work, I'm sitting at my desk anyways so I don't have to worry about missed steps or not tracking my sleep. Haven't timed a charge but I'd say it's around 1 - 1 1/2 hours to fully charge it. It does still vibrate if you get a text, call, email or other notification, however, when you tap the side button to wake it up, all you see is the charging status, you cannot see the notification. Overall, I highly recommend this watch if you are looking for a 'smart watch' but without the smart watch price and its own line on your phone plan. I have a Nord phone (same as Samsung only WAY cheaper), Android operating system, and this works just fine with my phone, no issues at all!! Highly, HIGHLY recommend this watch!!!!

I bought this watch about three years ago and wear it daily. I used to charge it everyday like a previous watch (that needed that much charging). I noticed that once I shut off the auto turn on feature (when I raised my arm) the charge lasted longer. I recently fully charged it before a vacation (on 7/30/26). Day after day, I never charged it. After a week the power was still around 80%. I planned to charge it when I got home. But after searching everywhere, couldn’t find the charger cord. So I’ve finally ordered a replacement. The punchline is it’s 8/23/26, no recharge yet, but power is still at 22%!!! I hope the replacement cord works. It’s due today. But this is the best $30 I’ve ever spent. BTW: I wasn’t sure if it was waterproof but swam in it with no problem.

UPDATED REVIEW 08/05/25: I got a replacement and the charger is smaller on the second one and works perfectly with the watch. I must’ve got a weird shaped charger in the first one. So it charges. I do love the watch but the pedometer counter doesn’t count my steps right sadly. Could be the watch band it came with but finding a new one has been a nightmare. Purchased 7/21/25. Received in mail 7/23/25. Charged to full capacity before turning on. Had a little bit of an issue but got it to connect to charge. Didn’t think anything of it. It’s now at 26% on 8/01/25 so a week so battery life is awesome. But now it won’t connect to its charger. I used an older GloryFit watch charger. Does not charge. Cannot get it to go into charge mode. It’s useless if it cannot charge. It sucks bc I love GloryFit app to track stuff and searched for one that used the app specifically for that reason. Idk what to do now.

Great watch! I had it since January. 2025. Never really took it off unless dead. It holds a charge for days.It just recently stop working put it on the charger and never came back on unfortunately. Buy it its worth it

Also die Uhr ist gut aber nicht die Beschreibung müsste deutsch sein ich hätte gerne Beschreibung in deutsch wäre super mir es zu zukommen lassen

je l’avais déjà acheté pour ma femme qui adore , et la c’est pour mon père afin de surveiller son rythme cardiaque. très facile a utiliser , bonne autonomie et parfaite pour des non geek

これなしでは無理 1回温泉につけてしまってこちらを3回も買うくらいこのスマートウォッチが好きです♡ ベルト切れたらベルトだけ買い、 4年くらいはつかって壊れもなく愛用しています

Perfect for women..

Diese Smartwatch hat wirklich eine mega gute Akkulaufzeit!! Hier und da fehlen mir ein paar Sachen/Eistellungen (zB: wenn ich gerade irgendeinen Sport tracke, zählt der meine Schritte in der Zeit nicht) ABER für den Preis, absolut empfehlenswert!