Smart Watch Fitness Tracker

This is the 3rd of this model that I've had (not from this company). Each was made by other companies, with basically the same OS, and each has their own good & bad features. They've all been great quality, but have their problems.First of all, remember that this is a BUDGET smart watch. You can't download any new apps or anything, nor can you copy any through the USB input. You can use a mini-SD card for music & pictures. The slot for that is under the battery, and can be hard to slide the disk into. Also, that slot is just a tray. There's no locking feature, so the disk might slide out after a while, but I imagine it's held firmly in place by the battery. And when you take off the back of the watch, make sure the tiny grill on the corner lines up with the speaker when putting it back in place. It's easy to block it.I was not able to test the Facebook, Twitter, Browser, or Whatsapp features. Even if it's paired to your phone, they require a sim card installed in the watch itself to work, and I didn't want to use the one in my phone (AT&T can be real jerks about new devices being used with it).Before I begin, I have one quick warning:***DO NOT INSTALL*** the "BT Notifier" app onto your phone, even though it says that it's required!!! It is a confirmed TROJAN VIRUS!!! Look for another similar program to use instead, most of them work with all smart watches. I'm using one called "FunRun", which seems to have fair reviews, and that seems to be fine (although, I don't use the Bluetooth features very often, so I don't use it much).Now, on with the show!PROS:1) All of these DO have a 12/24 hour option!! That can be VERY rare for budget smart watches. Always make sure any other smart watch model you want has that ability before you buy it.2) Pairing the Bluetooth to your phone is as easy as with any device.3) Once paired, all of the Bluetooth features work great. You can both send & receive messages and phone calls (but you might look at little strange walking around while talking into your wrist).4) Swiping the screen works as smoothly as a smartphone.5) The pedometer works well, but the motion detector app needs to be activated the first time.6) The speaker is surprisingly loud, about as much as a smartphone. Just make sure to turn the volume up.7) When I use it as a normal watch, with Bluetooth off & turning the watch off at night, I get about 2 days with each charge.8) The apps are labeled with text, so you don't have to memorize which icons do what, like most smart watches require you to do.9) The vibration is fairly strong for such a small device.CONS - (these can differ across this model since each company's version of the OS, while having the same base options, have slightly different programming depending on which one sells it, including menu options & locations).1) When you turn off the watch, and back on again, the Bluetooth turns back on even if you had deactivated it beforehand, which wastes battery if you don't notice it. It also switches the watch back to airplane mode. Finally, the length of the LCD screen backlight reverts to one minute, even if you changed it (I prefer 10 seconds). My previous watches didn't do all of that at the same time like this one.2) The text is TINY, with no way to change it. It makes the menus hard to navigate, and some require you to scroll up in order to find them all, but you can't tell which since there's no scroll bar on the side.3) There's only one available wallpaper and you can't change it or add others. However, I like it so it's not a problem for me.4) Obviously, picture quality is terrible, but at least the screen it bright.5) The camera is placed on an angle at the top of the watch band, which makes it basically impossible to use, since you can't see the screen when you point it.6) The "remote capture" app to take pictures with your phone works, but for some reason, the quality of the pictures end up being much lower quality than manually taking it from your phone.7) The "sound recorder" app's quality is about what you'd expect - bad.8) The watch band can't be replaced, since it's glued on. And once it comes off, the watch can no longer be used, since there's actually a chip inside of it that connects to the watch, which prevents it from working if it's broken off at the base.9) The motion detector doesn't work for turning on the watch. In other words, you can't just lift your hand or turn the watch to see the time. You have to press the button each time. Granted, that's not a common feature in most budget smart watches, but I got spoiled with one of my previous ones having it!10) The menus are terrible. A lot of options that would normally be in one folder are divided into others (for example, the LCD backlight controls are in "Misc options" instead of the "Display" one), so make sure you search through each one! However, that has varied between the watches I've had. They're obviously very tiny, and you'll hit the wrong buttons a lot when trying to scroll though them. Also, the text when you select an item sometimes runs off the screen.Yes, it has several problems, but all in all it's definitely worth the $20, and is much better than other more expensive budget smart watches I've had.

The speaker gets really loud at the best setting and is really clear so you can do chores while using it. Theres a pedometer and a sedentary reminder app, but does anyone know how to download more? I want to track more. The phone works well. I don't like the feel of a Bluetooth on my ear and its harder to hear. I can use it to talk while I work instead of a Bluetooth, but I wouldn't prefer it to text. When you text it has an old version of typing where you have 3 letters on each button you tap. It would take too long.

The best thing of this watch is after connect it to my android phone, I can dial the phone number straight on the watch withou pulling out my phone. Still have functions as a fitness tracker. Let talks about the size. I have a small wrist, but the watch still fit my wrist at a second hole. So I think the band has more space for someone have a big wrist. Cheap price!

Be careful with products these days that claim Bluetooth. It has become rather generic in it's use. It is one thing to 'pair' to a cell phone. It is another issue to pair with anything else. Not a great buy but ok.

Very basic. Simple to use. I bought this for my nephew for his birthday amd he says so far so good. He said he can be a good ditance away from his phone and it rings in. Sound is good.

Its a pretty decent watch when it works. When im walking the music will fade in and out due to poor connectivity with headphones which is a common theme on here. If you are going to listen to music and have it sitting down its fine to a extent. Just dont expect top performance while your jogging

I bought it for my convenience. It is the smart watch with cheapest price, long life battery. It can do some basic functions like: receive message, call, alarm. Really love it with the reasonable price and cute appearance

This is my first time buying a smartwatch and I'm pretty excited! It was definitely worth the money. Nice product, I would definitely purchase another one. I'm very satisfied! :)