Beaulyn [Latest Update] Smart Watch, 1.3" 7 Points Full Touch Control Screen Fitness Trackers,18 Health Sports Mode Waterproof IP68 Activity Step Calorie Counter with Heart Rate Blood Pressure

After two weeks using it I have to say that I'm just a bit disappointed, the reviews were great and that is why I bought it. The accuracy is good, but it takes ages to calculate the bpm and also it's so sentive to touch, the screen would change quick and I have to start again. The sleep tracking is very good instead and the mobile app is easy to use, but the watch keeps disconnecting all the time.I'm editing this review, after three months of the purchased, kept it away from water, taking good care of it, charging it when needed it and it suddenly stop working, it's not charging anymore and there is no way to fix it. Please don't waste your money on it....those all good reviews are done after a short time using it...better spend more money in one which is going to last instead in this rubbish.

Not much I can say about this, its does exactly what I wanted it to do, very easy to use, very simple, i preferred the look of the fitbit type watch rather then the normal big smart watch, i think if you want one for working out and to use day to day, these ones are smaller and much more comfier to have on all the time. The heart rate monitor works perfectly, i was sceptical about this but it worked fine, as do all the other functions, apart from sleep tracker as I haven't used this yet, i probably wont be using it but from how the other functions have worked i wouldn't doubt that it would also work fine. All of this and considering the price, i would definitely reccomend.

OK so lovely little watch for my first fitness watch. Tracks straps fairly accurate, unless you do arm action like pulling a pint whilst stood still it will add on a few steps. I'm not too fussed about an extra few steps as I dont do this 100s of times a day and I got is as a guide to encourage me to walk more. I love that you can have 5 photos as your screen savers and can flick through them. I have my 5 favourite people. The sleep tracker is also only fairly accurate to. I dont sleep great but I guess if it goes on your heart rate I may not be asleep but my Hart beat would think I am as I'm very rested. Lots of little functions. I couldn't get the gym bit to wrk properly I went on the treadmill it didn't record exacy what the treadmill did, It said I burn more calories than I had but hey ho. Overall for about £30 what more can you expect. My friends paid for a fitbit and hers adds steps whe she scans stuff on a checkout so I guess in someway none of them can be exactly accurate unless you spend a fortune. The battery lasts well to.. Mine has not be worn for the last 2 weeks as I felt unwell and it still vibrates away on my fireplace. Whe I was wearing it I'd charge it every 3 days roughly. Also I love the water reminder, it vibrates to remind you to drink water. Lastly the other one is the sitting down one, if you dont do 250 with in an hour it will vibrate to remind you to stand and walk about. Its not noticeable to the point its annoying. These features can be turned on and off. It also links with my phone, if you loose your phone you can 'rign it' you can link it up to Spotify for your music, you can also read you messages and emails i it too. I only linked Facebook what apps and text as the others weren't to important to me. When I first tried to use it it synce with my phone fine, it then said it needed to update, after the update it wouodt work so I reset it and reinstalled the app and didn't do the update and had no issues after that.

Really nice looking watch in my opinion, but the numerous functions seem to be inconsistent. My heart rate is regularly at 45bpm apparently according to this device. Likewise my blood pressure reading seems to fluctuate wildly, and bears no resemblance to my actual blood pressure when measured with a medical cuff. Fully understand that this is NOT a medical device, but, it doesn't inspire any confidence when you check your heart rate 3 times one after the other and it's apparently gone from 62, up to 78 then down to 47.Weather app, as others have said, simple doesn't work. Middle of august, with my phone with me and attached via bluetooth, sat outside in clear and hot sunshine (UK's temps were low 30s), yet the weather app was saying Snow and a temp of 2 degrees - where on earth was it giving me the weather for? You can't manage this in the app, and there's no way to link it to a weather app, so all rather pointless. The customer service suggested I sent a screen shot of the phone face. Obviously, this didn't fix the issue.Finally, and this is the crucial part, I had the watch delivered on Tuesday evening. Went for a walk on Wednesday morning and checked the time - it was 30 minutes behind the actual time. Had to reset by refreshing the app when I got home (I don't take my phone everywhere with me). Then, later that evening, it did exactly the same thing. If I have to constantly refresh the app to get the correct time on a WATCH, then it isn't fit for purpose.Oh, it has a sleep tracker, first night, it said I'd slept for 4 hours. But by the time my wife had come out of the shower, this had dropped to 3 hours. Second night I only slept for a total of 30 minutes apparently...Nice looking watch, but quite literally, none of the functions work. As a watch that can't be relied on to tell the time is rather pointless, have returned for a refund. Shame, as like I say, was nice looking - but look to other and more trusted brands to avoid disappointment. You can literally get better watches for under a tenner. They might not be smart watches, but then neither is this - it's not actually even a watch!