Smart Watch (Answer/Make Call), 2026 HD 1.91″ Smartwatch for Men Women, 112+ Sports Modes Fitness Activity Tracker, Calories/Heart Rate/Sleep Monitor, IP68 Waterproof Step Counter for Android iOS

Perfect Everyday Smartwatch
I honestly really like this smartwatch. The screen looks bright and clear, and I love that I can answer calls without taking out my phone. It’s been super helpful for tracking my steps, sleep, and heart rate throughout the day. It has a lot of sports modes, and the battery lasts me several days. For the price, I feel like it’s totally worth it. It’s comfortable, works well, and really surprised me with how complete it is.

Exceeded expectations
Super easy to connect to Android. Big and vibrant face. Easy to assign your own wallpaper. Synced with phone calls easily and speaker is loud. Great purchase for the price!!! Great alternative to the bigger brands. This tracks all the same things (heart rate, steps, ECT) and bigger display.Update- since having this for a while I’ve been using it everyday to track my sleep and steps. It’s very limited on the watch faces that they provide but I was able to download a photo and use my own picture as my wallpaper. There’s no interactive themes or anything which is to be expected for the price. Some of the English is different on the app but I was able to figure out what I needed. It answers calls and calls out really well. The speaker works great for calls and the option to change music on my phone works great. The only issue I have with this watch is that the messages don’t sync. After looking into it I would have to turn off the RCS messages in Google messages and I don’t want to do that so it just won’t sync. Otherwise if you don’t use RCS messages it would work just fine. I paid $12 so this is perfect for the price. I have seen people complain about some of the functions but you get what you pay for. If you want all the bells and whistles then you need to just fork out the few hundred dollars for an actual name brand watch. Otherwise this does the job and it is really big and nice and clean, the operating system is smooth and fully functional.

Great grab for the price
Functional for purpose needed, great sound quality and easy set up with android. Quality craftsmanship durable and perfect size. Variety of displays and watchface limited and no DL apps available though serves my needs and more then expected.

Technically WORKS, but…
Edit: I’ve now had the watch for almost 2 weeks. It no longer tracks blood oxygen and disconnects more frequently than last week. The price has been already adjusted down by five bucks since my purchase. Still not worth buying.I’ve been using this pulse monitor watch for about a week. It DOES function (generally), but fails in the most basic of ways. I will focus only on functionality in this review.THE WATCHThe watch frequently fails to detect/display your heart rate – it just shows “–” instead of a number.The screen only stays on for a max of four seconds, so you can’t watch to see if the BPM gets updated. This also means you can’t monitor your BPM in near real-time.You can either turn on the screen by clicking the button or raising your arm. It takes about a second for the screen to activate when you click the button. Raising my arm is hit or miss – sometimes the screen activates, sometimes it doesn’t.Heart rate seems to be recorded only once every 10 minutes (unless the screen is active).Throughout the day, the watch vibrates for no apparent reason. The display just shows the “home” screen when this happens. I have all alerts turned off except for high and low heart rates and when those occur, a different screen is shown.THE APPThe watch uses the “Gloryfit” app. Aside from all the extra invasive permissions it requires, I was able to perform initial setup without issues although the firmware update just times out with “Detection timeout” after about 30 seconds. However, the watch and app FREQUENTLY lose connection with each other.When you open the app it displays a heart rate that looks like it would be your current heart rate. Nope, it’s just A heart rate…could be the latest recorded, could be from 40 minutes ago. Forcing a sync by pulling down from the top of the screen often changes nothing, but sometimes updates the timestamp to within the last 10 minutes. Sometimes it shows the current time. As of this moment, mine is showing a time from 30 minutes ago.The syncing between the watch and the app is very poor. In the morning, the sleep data is always blank until an hour or so after I’ve gotten up. As mentioned, the heart rate data is usually way behind.DATA ACCURACYThe sleep data is extremely questionable – I’ll go to bed at 8 PM and the sleep data won’t start until 10 PM or midnight…and then the sleep analysis will say “you should go to bed earlier!” because it’s only recorded for 6 hours.The heart rate data is also questionable. Mine frequently reports daytime BPMs between 50 and 65 – far lower than it should be. Heart rate data during exercise also seems low, suggesting that the calibration is off. I also find that the graphs shown in the app and the actual data differ – for example, a “high bpm” alert over 160 will go off but there are no data points in the graph above 150.OVERALLThe watch technically functions, but does so with several caveats. The basic advertised purpose of the watch is to monitor your heart rate/blood oxygen level/sleep patterns. It doesn’t do this consistently or accurately. However, the watch does display a number that COULD be your heart rate, blood oxygen level, etc…so it’s doing something. Something useful? Not really.