BOZLUN Smart Watch for Android Phones and iPhones, Waterproof Smartwatch Activity Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate Monitor Sleep Tracker Step Counter for Women (Black)

**Update** The watch no longer works. It goes through constant cycles of turning on, giving the wrong time, and unable to pair to app. I loved this watch when it worked so much. I can't believe it stopped working after 2 months!!I've been wearing this watch pretty consistently for a few weeks since I received this because I wanted to give a good review on its features.PROS:Easy to pair (Android Galaxy S9+, **Note: it took me FOREVER to figure out why it wasn't pairing! Turn on your location on your phone and the app will finally work and find your watch!) The app is handy and relatively easy to understand regardless of being a Chinese-made app.Working out: It's really accurate with step counts, and the app can tell you if you're at a steady pace or legit working out intensely. It has GPS monitoring to overlay a map if you're running outside. If you're on a treadmill then you can just use the SmartWatch Movement workout option, and it'll track your running in place really accurately with constant heart rate, calories burned, and steps.Battery for me lasts about 5 days and takes about 10 minutes to power fully. I don't keep it constantly connected to my phone and I also turned off the wrist turn option to save battery life. Usually when I take a shower I'll charge it and it'll be fully charged when I get out.It is relatively waterproof. I don't wear it in the shower or legit in a swimming pool. But I've rode my motorcycle in a downpour, done dishes, washed the car, etc with it on and it really is waterproof in that sense. I'm sure if you ran outside or hiked in the rain it'd be absolutely fine.Display is bright and clear. Only times I've ever had trouble seeing the display is while riding my motorcycle in bright sun and I had my sunglasses on. But just being outside, running, even on a bright day I can see it well enough.Ovulation calendar is quite handy, especially if you have a steady cycle and want to see when to expect your next period. Do NOT pay attention to when it tells you that you're okay to have sex right before your period! There's never a safe time to not have birth control and have sex and not expect pregnancy!I like the fact that this watch has options for different wrist bands in case the basic black ones don't go with something or your skin could be irritated by them if you've got sensitive skin.Touch screen works very well. Easy to tap and see the time, even with your nose if you're riding a motorcycle!CONS:While working out, it's excellent at tracking running workouts. However I also weight lift, and it doesn't register my calories burnt while weight lifting. It'll track my heart rate constant, which helps me make sure it's elevated enough, but the option for weight lifting workouts would be nice.The sleep tracking is kind of useless. I'm a person on a pretty strict schedule, I go to bed from 9PM-9:15PM pretty regularly every weekday. This may calculate my sleep accurately maybe twice a week, and usually it's on the weekend where I stay up later. There's no way to alert your watch that you've laid down to go to bed, so the witchcraft that occurs within the watch to tell if you're asleep or not doesn't usually start for me until about 1AM. When the sleep option records me accurately, it's pretty accurate as far as deep sleep vs light sleep and telling you how many times you got up in the night (all in the app, not the watch itself).All this said, it's a great watch for only $55. I'm still drooling over a new Garmin watch, but until I somehow get drunk enough to justify I need to spend $400 on a watch, this will do!

I bought this watch to see if I would like a Smartwatch before spending almost $200 on a “fancy” watch. I really did like the watch. The interface was easy to use and so was the app. However, the battery life is not what they claim. Even with a full 12+ hour charge, the battery did not last 7 days. The most I could get out of it was 2 days before it needed charging.However, I will say that it is true with being waterproof. I washed dishes and showered with it with no trouble at all.The only other downfall was the connectivity to my phone. If I got more that 10 feet away from my phone it would disconnect. It would also randomly disconnect even when my phone was in my hand or in my pocket.So in my opinion, you get what you pay for. If I was looking for a Smartwatch for my 8 year old daughter I would probably give her something like this. However, for what I need it was not right. If the battery was longer lasting and if the connection was not an issue, I would have given it 5 stars. However if you are looking for a “true” Smartwatch, this is not for you.

If you are looking for a fitness tracker that also has phone alert capabilities, this is a decent option for the price. It looks nice and is fairly easy to use. I am not sure how accurate it is but it gives me a general idea of activity. It disconnects from Bluetooth a lot, which is a bummer since I bought it for the purpose of notifying me about messages. I usually have to manually reconnect it. Also there was nothing in the instructions about when connecting the Bluetooth that you have to have your phone location on as well.

Bought this so I could have a watch that would alert me to text messages/phone calls if I didn’t have my phone on me. You cant respond to texts, but you can read them.As an added bonus, I like the sleep tracker - it has been pretty helpful. It tells me when I fell asleep and woke up, and it shows you how many times you woke up during the night, as well as when you were in deep sleep/light sleep.The step tracking would be useful if I cared about it - there are sub settings for it, and it does a good job of setting goals, keeping track of kcals burned, etc. There is also a “female” setting that I don’t use, so I can’t comment on it.Overall this was worth the price. I love it, and it isn’t as bulky or ugly looking as the Apple Watch. It was very easy to set up with the iPhone, and the app is easy to use.

This does what I need it to do, without being so connected to my phone all the time as I feared I would be from the iPhone watch. This helps me know calories burned, steps taken, and does provide me notifications from texting or social media platforms if I choose it to do so. The watch goes with any outfit especially since you can change the flower on the dial. It’s difficult to wear to sleep-I found it to be too heavy. Other than that a good watch, does what I need it to, and it didn’t cost a fortune. I’m not always connected to my phone, which is a habit I’m trying to break and with two small children they like to push on the watch and I’m not afraid of it breaking or sending something like I would be with an iPhone watch. The app is a little dated it feels like, but again, does what I need it to do and easy enough to figure out.

What the first watch and the battery had to be charged every 6 to 8 hours and it would die. Exchanged the first watch for the second watch worked a couple days, then it got to where it wouldn’t sync, then I couldn’t set the alarm, and I chase around a toddler all day long plus I live on a farm and I have to bottle feed three capsules twice a day and it tells me I only have 1097 steps which if you have a kid and you live on a farm you know you have more than 1097 steps. Other than that the watch is beautiful I liked what it did but after having to in less than a week and a half what I recommend buying it Not until they get the kinks out of it I would not buy it.