Famar Activity Tracking Waterproof Smart Watch,Built-in Bluetooth and Fitness Tracker, Stainless Steel Watchcase and Leather Watchband, Compatible with iPhone and Android Smartphones-Rose Gold Color

This is a great watch. I had problems setting it up but the company was easy to work with and helped me quickly. Works and looks great!

Researched this watch for more than a week. A birthday present. Got the package opened it up, wrong watch. I ordered silver, they gave me black. Trying to make lemonade with lemon, so I read the directions. You have to sync up with an app from the Android app store. Guess what? There is no such app. Neither one for ios even if I did have iPhone. What the hell! Just spent 150$, Horrible experience. Not happy. I give it no stars

 Having tested out several smart watches and too many activity trackers, I can say that this is the only smart watch I haven't hated. This is mainly because it looks like a normal watch, which I like. The watch comes first and the "smart" comes second. With that said, it has definite pros and cons.░░░░ PROS ░░░░The best thing about the watch is how simple it is as a watch.The "smart" features are minimal: it just tracks steps and has alerts.The connection via BlueTooth has worked well for me.No need to charge, as it just runs on regular button batteries.░░░░ CONS ░░░░The app is amateurish, having three screens that are not visually appealing or interesting in any wayI've had a few glitches with the connection to the device/app, resulting in the watching being "disconnected" and thus kind of offlineThe strap is not great; it's leather, but has been getting some odd creases as I wear it over the weekOverall, it's a nice watch and easy to use (just press that button to activate connection and/or tracking). I like that it doesn't try to do too much, and it doesn't look like an over designed tracker.ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ  Spencer in Seattle original reviewI was provided a free sample in exchange for my honest review.

 You'll see in the video review I was kindly given the black version which has a red stitching.The watch itself has a nice simple look to it and certainly doesn't stand out as being a watch that connects to your mobile.It has a leather band, one that needed a little time to break in, and is a little chunkier than I'm use to. The strap can be quickly changed via the quick release system.The watch also comes with a screwdriver and 2 replacement batteries as well as spare screws, just in case.To make use of the watch you'll need to download the app for you mobile, you can't even set the correct time without this app. I had a few issues with my HTC M9 and the app, it kept crashing whenever I tried to set the time, however having fed back my problem I was pleased to find the app received a minor update which resolved this issue, so if you do encounter any problems be sure to feed them back.Once paired you set the time in the app and that updated the phone. The app also allows you to select what sort of notifications you want, for example when you get a call or text the watch vibrates and a small light blinks discreetly.You also have the option to use this as a remote control for your phones camera, so you could prop your camera up somewhere and then press the watch button to activate the shutter.It's an OK watch, nice and discrete, which is accompanied by a poor app, the menus aren't very clearly labeled and there is no way to share the fitness data with other apps such as Google Fit or Withings.At the time of review this seems expensive for the limited functionality you get, especially when there are full touch screen smart watches available for less than half the price of this.