Smart Watches for Women for Android iPhone, 1.99" AMOLED Screen Fitness Watch with Bluetooth Call (Make/Answer), Heart Rate/SpO2/Sleep Monitor, 3ATM Waterproof, 12 Days Battery, 105 Sport ModesClimatePartner certified

I recently purchased the AMOLED Smartwatch, and I am beyond impressed! The display is absolutely stunning—crisp, vibrant, and truly eye-catching. Whether I'm checking notifications or tracking my fitness goals, the screen is clear even in bright sunlight. The smartwatch is lightweight, stylish, and feels incredibly comfortable on my wrist, making it perfect for everyday wear.But what truly stands out to me is the customer service. I had a small question, and their support team was quick to respond, friendly, and extremely helpful. They provided detailed instructions, and even followed up to ensure everything was working smoothly. It’s rare to see such dedication to customer satisfaction.Overall, the combination of the top-notch product and exceptional customer service makes this smartwatch a must-have. I highly recommend it!

IMO this smart watch is a game changer if it holds up long term. I switched from Apple Watch ($600) years years ago because of the short battery life and although the later ones likely have more features and better battery life at lower cost, I stuck with my Versa2 for 5 years because I got ~5 days on a. Charge. It died suddenly just as we were preparing for a long distance move which is already expensive for a retiree.I momentarily thought a smart watch for a 74 yo was an unnecessary appendage but within two days was scouring Amazon and then got sticker shock at the prices so began to look at cheap temporary solutions and as I typically do, sort by highest review and best seller. This was on sale and had a coupon in addition to being highly rated and after my points cost $40. I’ve had it for 8 days now and am completely blown away by the functionality and the clarity of the screen.The charger is awesome! I struggled to seat the Fitbit for my husband and I into the charger properly. This one for the Fitpolo is magnetic and seats automatically. It is also very fast.The screen is beautiful and it has much more functions including SPO2 and BP.Best feature? With a down swipe and a tap i turn the “raise to wake” function off at night as I’m a light sleeper and on in the morning.I would have preferred a longer charge cord, than 24” and more comprehensive instructions but it’s mostly easy to figure out. I’ll update if it doesn’t hold up long term but overall, even at full price, this is an exceptional value!

yes, I like the watch...but I find it hard to maneuver thru the settings to find what I'm wanting...wish I could take off the options that I DON'T want or use.

I was looking for an easy to use and affordable price smartwatch and came across this one. The more reviews I read, the more intrigued I became. I had a Fitbit previously, and the readings I was getting on. It was a bit off, so I decided to go ahead and purchase this one. I just received the watch 3 days ago and I am thoroughly enjoying it. And it's easier to use than the fitbit was for me. I love the idea that it is waterproof and not just water resistant, like some other watches. The exercise modes are very easy to get to and easy to use. The instructions to pair The watch to my phone was the best. And the best feature that I really like on this phone is that I can actually make phone calls and answer them without having to buy an additional line like other watches, require. The accuracy and functionality seems to be correct and ideal with what I need this for. Battery life is really, really good.Long-lasting so far, I have not charged it yet and I've been playing around with it a lot. The readability is very clear and large for anyone having trouble with small print. Would recommend to anyone needing a smartwatch That is on a budget.

Been wearing watch for almost a month. It is comfortable and easy to adjust for small to extra large wrists. I like that the corresponding app is free and will track your data day bu day.I bought this primarily for sleep. It is frustrating that it can take up to 24 hours for the sleep data to update on the app although you can see basic sleep info for last night directly on the watch.Is it 100% accurate? Doubtful but I do feel it gives me a pretty good ballpark for for O2 level, stress, and heart rates. Blood pressure- what a fun discovery to see that on the watch but for the last 2 weeks it usually says my BP is the exactly the same as the last check. That’s not correct.As for steps, I have not measured how accurate it is, but I do not feel like it. It is counting a step every time I move my arm like some other watches do.Discovered that if you press the side button twice you can see a menu of all available options which is nice. It even has things like a calculator, stopwatch, timer, will connect to your phone for music etc. however I noticed once connected via Bluetooth, I often have to talk into my watch instead of my phone when I am trying to use the microphone feature on my cell phone -that’s kind of bizarre.Overall, for a fairly inexpensive watch, I do feel like it is decent quality for the money. I don’t expect 100% accuracy, but I do like that I can get information that is probably the right ballpark. I would recommend if you are looking for something in this price range But know that you may experience some minor frustration syncing sleep info promptly to the app